The Tea Junction — Restaurant in Bidhannagar

Absolutely atrocious service. It becomes clear how understaffed they are from how much time it takes them to heat up a sandwich. This sort of ineffiency isn't expected from a snack shop right in the middle of a multiplex mall. As for drinks the wait was a bit long, we actually had to enquire about the progess of our two bubble iced teas and ask if they were even making them or not. The drinks to turned out to be too sweet, to the point it can be described as downright cloying and clearly not worth the trouble! Not to mention their choice of which drink gets what Boba pearls is absolutely horrendous. I mean, who puts tapioca in iced tea and popping boba in smoothies!? That's the exact opposite of the norm?? Either way save yourself the awful experience and also the money, just step out of the mall to get yourself a cup of tea and a biscuit from the footpath stalls. I assure you, you'll enjoy it way more than whatever this hot mess of a store has to offer. The brand and location is all...

Two things that are synonymous with Kolkata is Cha and Adda and The Tea Junction ensures you get union of two under one roof.

To start with, you will get variety of teas here and my favorite was Kesar and Masalaa Tea. The fact that it is served in earthen glass typically called as "Bhaand" makes it a delight to your tea-buds.

Along with Tea, you get variety of snacks both vegan and non. The downside is the waiting time, i had to wait for 10-15 minutes to get ours order. Also seating is kinda lottery, if you get it you won't vacate it. The cakes were also brilliant.

A little heavy on pocket but worth the money. Give it a sip when you are...

Tea Junction has been a quite a popular spot for a while now, known for giving a branded twist to something as simple as tea. That said, it’s definitely on the pricier side when it comes to quality, quantity, and flavor. They offer tea in both paper cups and traditional earthen cups (kullar/bhnar), so you can pick your vibe.

I stopped by after ages for a quick cup of tea. The shop had a bit of a smell, so I opted to sit outside. I wasn’t in the mood for snacks—plus, nothing on display looked particularly tempting. I went for their elaichi (cardamom) tea, which was decent, but nothing that would...