Time for Tea!

Speaking of rituals,at the just-launched ‘The Daily Bread Cafe’,tucked away in Nalini and Tarun Sibal’s ‘Kid’s Own’ zone in Sector 17,brings back the charm of Colonial tea service. It’s been planned all propah down to the pot covered warm with a pretty tea cozy! “Most times one’s not looking to tuck into an elaborate lunch or dinner out. That’s where our High Tea service steps in,” mentions Tarun,as we eye the platter of lite bites that comes along boasting of some sweets and savouries. “Now it would have been rather incomplete without it,” Sibal smiles to say. The tea – and there’s quite a selection at hand ranging from Nilgiri to even orange – comes hot in a pot along with a gracious refill! For those looking to team it up with a more hearty meal,The Daily Bread Cafe,styled like an European cafe,packs in the likes of pizza,paninis,all-American munchies,even tortilla wraps and more which you can wolf down along with the tea or their special range of fresh juices.

Back to the new brew,if you’ve been digging into the fare at Cafe Nomad in Sector 26,then it’s hard not to notice the herbal tea line-up there. “It wouldn’t be fair to say that coffee’s totally out but tea is surely rising the popularity charts,” says restaurateur Priya Jagat who finds an increasing number of women in the city sipping on Chamomile tea and green tea as well. “While Orchid Lounge has been offering Jasmine tea for long,at Cafe Nomad,our new arrival is Moroccan mint tea,” she lists. High on flavour,the tea comes complete with a diffuser and you are encouraged to stir in honey and not sugar,even if its demerara! Cheers to that.

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