Chaiiwala Of London - Erin Mills

Amazing chai, but it is a very small and overcrowded location with a terrible layout. I wish they could get a bigger place as I love their chai.

Visited this place for the first time and it was a nice experience. The way Aastha treats and communicates with the customers is quite appreciable. Though I found the place a bit expensive, but the service was really good.

Nothing special about the chai that's rivaling Starbucks prices.

Vegetarian options: Fries, paratha and similar plenty of vegetarian options are available. Kid-friendliness: Kids can be seated safely. However there is not much room to move for kids.

Loved the entire experience

The chai at Chaiwala maintains its consistent quality at all their GTA locations. Although the Karan Coffee may not be as remarkable, to my surprise, it became a favourite of many of my friends, particularly those who didn’t have the good fortune of growing up with filter coffee. The snacks, while not drowning in sauces, offer a delightful simplicity with basic ingredients and a flavorful, authentic Desi style. It’s a Great Place to Hangout, like any of the Chaiwala Outlets. Vegetarian options: Good Number of Vegetarian Options

We tried out this new establishment in Mississauga for its pink kashmiri Chai. My wife is now addicted to it after the first sip. We tried a few items on their menu and the food it quite delicious. Gulabjamun cheesecake was fantastic. The portions are quite small and you don't really feel you get the value for your money, hence the 4 stars. The place is well decorated and you get the feel that it's very clean and well kept. It is a horrible parking lot, but you forget all about it once you have your first bite of anything on their menu. The service is fantastic and the food is prepared rather quickly.

Ambience: Good. Food: Not really impressed. If you have high indian food expectations this place isn’t for you. Tea wasn’t fresh made either. I wouldn’t come back.