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Vegetarian
$$$$ Price range per person INR 600
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Old no 52/2, New No 40, 2, Thirumalai Pillai Rd
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Vegetarian cuisine can be tried here. Enjoy nicely cooked spaghetti, bhaji pav and ratatouille that are served at this restaurant. It's time to try good chocolate waffles, churros and potato waffles. This place is famous for delicious mango mojito, champagne or mint mojito. You will hardly forget great white hot chocolate, mint tea or latte that you can degust.

The knowledgeable staff welcomes people all year round. Service at Tea Villa Cafe is something one can name fine. You will appreciate affordable prices. The cute decor and pleasant atmosphere let clients feel relaxed here. Google gives it 4.5 so you can select this place to have a good time here.

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Tea Villa Cafe in T Nagar greets you with an entrance that tries very hard to charm. Tea cups with tiny lights hang along the stairway, attempting whimsy, but the effect feels more deliberate than delightful. Once inside, the dining hall stretches long and narrow, with tables lined neatly along the walls. On one side, glass seating looks out onto the road, pleasant for a quiet evening but all limited to two seaters, leaving little room for groups. We ended up near the counter, which sadly lacked appeal. The music blared too loud to allow for conversation, and the number of staff constantly moving about lent an air of confusion more than energy. Yet the staff themselves were polite, attentive and eager to please, even offering to redo a dish when it missed the mark. Outside, valet parking was a blessing, since there was space for barely two cars on the road. Past the counter and its commotion, the rest of the cafe opens into a warmer sight, elegant and softly lit, with wood and muted tones that create an inviting atmosphere once you settle down. We began with the roasted pumpkin soup and it set the tone beautifully. It was smooth and balanced, thick enough to feel comforting without being heavy. The flavours were subtle and layered, carrying a mellow sweetness from the pumpkin and a quiet earthiness beneath. The breadsticks placed within offered just the right contrast, adding crunch and texture without overpowering the dish. It was presented without pretension, a bowl that invited you in rather than trying too hard to impress. Next came the crispy lotus stem. The plating was lovely, a touch of colour and art on the table, but the taste was not quite in step. The lotus stems were indeed crisp and light, but the ginger took command of the dish, dominating every other flavour and leaving only heat behind. The portion was generous, easy to share, but it was a dish that drew curiosity rather than craving. Then arrived the achar paneer tikka and everything changed. The paneer was soft and tender, carrying the faint fragrance of fresh milk. The coating was spiced with balance and care, grilled to perfection as we had requested, each piece charred just enough to hold that smoky edge. The chutney that came alongside was the perfect partner, a refreshing green blend that tasted homemade, earthy and vibrant. The raw onions and a dash of lemon completed the plate, making each bite feel complete. It was the kind of dish that quietly satisfies you, not with extravagance but with honesty. By the end, what lingered was a mixed feeling. The service was kind, the food occasionally delightful, but the noise and confusion dimmed the experience. And when the bill arrived, the value did not match the mood. For food that was good but not exceptional, and for an ambience that swayed between elegance and disorder, the price felt too ambitious. Tea Villa Cafe has heart and potential, but it needs calm, coherence and a touch more grace to become a place you would long to return to. 6.5/10. Food: 3 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3 Meal type: Dinner
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Atmosphere is good. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹2,000+
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One of my happy place to enjoy . Food quality is amazing. Keep it up. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₹600–800 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Menu is all vegetarian Vegetarian options: Keep add new international menus too Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free of charge parking lot Parking: As i said if u need good food come here and make tasty memories
Vegetarian
$$$$ Price range per person INR 600
Tea Villa Cafe on map
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Old no 52/2, New No 40, 2, Thirumalai Pillai Rd
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
AG –
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