Chaiholic

Nice place to grab good snacks and tea.
And they have some biscuits chai which is must try.

We went to Chaiholic to try the much discussed biscuit chai. While it's often shared and adding the popularity of the place we found that most people were having regular tea. The biscuit tea is the same tea served in an edible biscuit cup. Few of the cups had minor cracks and the tea was leaking but still kudos to the effort to reduce plastic use.
While the tea is good it's nothing special to talk about. However the snacks variety here is great. Mutta bajji, pazhampori, paripu vada and many more thing and all are very well prepared. Would recommend this place for the snacks rather than the Biscuit chai.

Excellent place to have Tea. Keeps wide variety of snacks and serves them in a hygienic way. Beehive of young crowds!

It's a good place in trivandrum to have biscuit chai and malabar snacks. The speciality of biscuit chai is that we can eat the crispy biscuit cup after having the tea
Price Rs. 20

Its good for a change, to try the biscuit chai.i think the taste of chai could have been better. I went two times and both occasion felt the same.

Has biscuit chai from here. I felt nothing special in it, tastes like normal tea. Tried to eat that biscuit cup after having tea but it didn't taste good I would say. So literally speaking you would end up paying 20 for a normal tea. Better to go with normal tea instead of biscuit tea. They have a good choice of snacks and baked items.

The biscuit tea is really good.the snacks provide are also tasty the cake is soft.vada is nice. Tell the uncle to make it stronger than usual. The tea awesome

Eating the biscuit after u Frank the tea is really satisfactory

This place is just like any other modern tea stalls that's now we have in the city. The much hyped ' Biscuit Tea' to be frank is not worth the hype. Though its not bad you can have it as a one time experience. They also offer normal tea which would be a wise choice than the hyped BT. They also offer some malabari snacks which is also fine unless you have had some real malabari snacks. Overall its a fine shop though not much to the hype its given.

Went on Sunday evening, it was closed and when tried to reach them over phone, they mentioned it will open in 5 mins.after waiting for 15 mins some nearby shop personnel said they do not open on Sundays.

The concept is awesome. In this pandemic it's an awesome way to reduce disposable cups. But for 10/- it's not up to mark. Also the biscuit has no special taste. It's something plane with no taste.

The snacks which they serve are an awesome one. And also with that it's also a bit over priced. Anyway had an awesome experience. A good place to have a TRY.

Tea was too hot to handle and snacks was too tasty. Tried most of the snacks and rates are reasonable. Loved it!

I went there to try the biscuit tea.in my opinion it is a bit overpriced for 20 rupees and I didn't very much like the taste of tea

First Biscuit Chai concept in kerala was introduced by them;its a very new experience for everyone;Cups are made with edible particles-after pouring tea the flavour of the cup also makes an impact on tea; after drinking tea we can ate that cup also like we ate cone icecreams, also available tastier snacks

The BISCUIT CHAI- hot-ticket in our city.

I stumbled upon CHAIHOLIC, a new outlet, along the Vellayambalam-Sasthamangalam road and the owner introduced me to the new and fancy product- BISCUIT CHAI, presumably a Malabar descent, but seen for the first time in the streets of TVM.

Superficially, Chaiholic seemed like a regular 4’0 clock snack counter from afar. But up close, it had few trick up the sleeve. They’ve got some motivating titbits from up-north of the state and, markedly, the tea.

Basically, just like you eat the cone after you’ve had the ice-cream off of it, the chai cup is edible after you’ve had your fill of brew.

I got a miniscule cup, fashioned out of hard biscuit material, and a separate cup of the everyday tea. I poured the hot tea into the Biscuit cup and had it sip-by-sip. The mild flavor of the biscuit mixes with the tea and renders an uncommon tartness.

After being done with the tea, I just chewed through the cup like any ordinary biscuit- a poles-apart experience unlike the customary. The Biscuit cup also dishes up coffee and hot chocolate- worth a try.

Likewise, give their Kaipola and other snacks a shot.

Innovative business idea but they should focus more on customer relationship management in order maintain a customer base. Lack some co ordination between employees and management and also tea served is not worth for the money.

As of 20th Nov 2020 Friday, biscuit tea isn't available here. They are expecting the package to be received on Monday. You can have a regular tea for 10rs which tastes like any tea in Trivandrum. They have a variety of snacks to try too. Speaking of clean waste, as of now they aren't having it together.
Will update once the biscuit tea is available