If it wouldn’t be about health, I would drink Tea instead of 8 glass of Water, I love it this much. I visit a lot of great spots for the Best Tea in Pakistan, I have listed few below and I shall keep it updated. If I miss any, comment below and I shall visit that too soon.
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Although Pakistan is one of the top importer of the Tea, yet most of people do not know how to make the best tea. So as tea lover, I have visited a lot places in Pakistan to just enjoy the tea.
Let me take you to my journey; Here is the list of tea places you should definitely visit if you live nearby;
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Quetta Chaye in Soan Garden (Isb):
Although there are around 10+ Quetta Chaye Cafes in Soan Garden but this one is one of the top. It’s complete name is Quetta Ziyarat Cafe.
Location: Main Soan Avenue, besides Bank Islami.
Friday Soan Garden (Isb):
This cafe has been acquired by someone else and renamed as Taqi Eats or something, since then I did not go.
I am sorry you may not get the same taste as we used to get.
Quetta Gulberg Greens (Isb):
If you are familiar with Gulberg Greens, you can find this tea cafe near Chaaye Khana. If you want ambiance of sitting calm environment with music go to Chaye Khana but if you want a good tea in open air, this is the go to place.
Quetta Cafe (Bahria Town ph 4 – Rwp):
Located in the heart of Bahria Town phase 4, Civic Center, right beside Hot n Spicy with full name Quetta Chinar Cafe. Although there is another Quetta right opposite of this but this one is a winner.
Other Tea Cafes in Islamabad;
- Shah Jee F10 (Islamabad)
- Queta F7 (Islamabad)
- National Tea (Sialkot)
- Bali Tea Stall (Multan)
- Channa Pump (Ghotki)
Mirani Hotel (Gtk):
This is located on GT Road/Highway near Kalma Chowk in Ghotki. Ghotki is famous for loads of things including Perra (Sweet).
- Roopa mari (Hyderabad)
Chaaye Khana F6 (Isb):
This is not just the Tea Cafe in Islamabad but it brings Nostalgia. Oh my God, every time it brings so many memories (good ones & emotional ones too)
If you are a person who wants to have good vibes, need good time with the loved one or friends, this is a go to place in the heart of Islamabad, Pakistan.
Did I miss any? Let me know in comments!
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FAQs: Best Tea in Pakistan
1. What are the most popular tea brands in Pakistan?
Some of the most popular tea brands in Pakistan include Lipton, Tapal, Brooke Bond Supreme, and Vital Tea. These brands are known for their unique blends and flavors that suit Pakistani tastes.
2. Which type of tea is most commonly consumed in Pakistan?
The most commonly consumed tea in Pakistan is chai, a blend of black tea leaves, milk, sugar, and sometimes spices like cardamom or ginger.
3. Are there any organic or herbal tea options available in Pakistan?
Yes, there are organic and herbal tea options available in Pakistan. Brands like Karachi Tea Company and others specialize in offering herbal blends such as green tea, chamomile, and peppermint.
4. What is the price range of tea in Pakistan?
Tea prices in Pakistan vary depending on the brand, type, and packaging size. On average, a standard pack of tea can cost between PKR 200 to PKR 800. Premium or imported teas may be priced higher.
5. Where can I buy the best tea in Pakistan?
You can purchase the best tea from local grocery stores, supermarkets, or online platforms like Daraz and local brand websites. Specialty tea shops also offer a variety of high-quality options.
6. What makes Pakistani tea unique?
Pakistani tea is unique because of its preparation style and flavors. The use of milk, sugar, and spices like cardamom or saffron creates a rich and aromatic experience distinct to the region.
7. How can I prepare the perfect cup of chai at home?
To make the perfect cup of chai:
- Boil water with tea leaves and sugar.
- Add milk and let it simmer.
- Enhance the flavor with spices like cardamom or ginger.
- Strain and serve hot.
8. Is green tea popular in Pakistan?
Yes, green tea, also known as sabz chai, is very popular in Pakistan, especially in the northern regions and after meals as a digestive aid.
9. What are the health benefits of drinking tea?
Tea offers various health benefits, such as improved digestion, stress relief, and a boost in antioxidants. Green and herbal teas are particularly noted for their health properties.
10. Can I find imported tea in Pakistan?
Yes, imported tea brands such as Twinings, Ahmad Tea, and Dilmah are available in major cities and online stores in Pakistan.
11. Which is the best tea brand in Pakistan?
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12. Who is the famous tea seller in Pakistan?
A renowned tea seller in Pakistan is the Chai Wala phenomenon, sparked by Arshad Khan, whose viral photo brought attention to street-side tea stalls. Beyond this, countless small tea vendors across the country are beloved by locals for their expertly crafted chai.
13. Does Pakistan have good tea?
Yes, Pakistan has excellent tea, with a rich culture centered around its preparation and enjoyment. While the country primarily imports tea leaves, the unique blends and preparation methods, such as karak chai and doodh pati, make Pakistani tea renowned for its flavor and aroma.
4. Which milk is best for tea in Pakistan?
Fresh milk of buffalo or cow is preferred but now brands have started using Full-cream milk, such as Olpers, Nestlé Milkpak etc for making tea in Pakistan. These options provide a rich and creamy texture, enhancing the overall flavor of the tea. For a lighter option, some people use low-fat or powdered milk.
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