REDEFINE CHAI NAASHTA WITH THIS CUTE CAFE IN MALVIYA NAGAR


TPot Café, Malviya Nagar

When you're out and about, looking for a place to just chill out with your gang, or that special someone, or your family itself, Malviya Nagar has a cute little café that offers a calm and serene ambience.

TPot in C Block of Malviya Nagar serves quick bites that you can enjoy with a refreshing beverage. Sandwiches, Wraps, Pastas are the classics and they have recently launched their Breakfast Menu which includes Omelettes, Maggi, Paranthas and more!



I got a chance to try their Paneer Parantha, which was massive and served alongside some tangy achaar.

The other item I tried was their TPot Special Maggi which was loaded with vegetables and cooked to perfection.


This cutesy little place has fun interiors, vibrant lighting and plenty of board games for you to enjoy. They open at 9am everyday till 11 pm on Mon-Thursday, while till 1 am on Fri-Sunday!

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