New Outlet, and Chai Pe Charcha at SGS Mall, Pune

Hello LGs,

This post is in response to the unstoppable series of Chai Pe Charcha by @TusharSuradkar, No Plastic by @KetanChhaniyara, and Sustainability by K.K. Sharma ji.


Note: The logo badge used in the banner is designed by @Rahul001 .

Last week, we visited SGS Mall, Camp, Pune. My wife entered her favorite shop to check the ongoing sale, and I started looking around for my favorite, a cup of tea.

I rushed over to the newly opened Mi Chaiwala.com counter and ordered the masala tea right away. I was very pleased to see that they were serving all of the products with biodegradable cutlery.

Also, I was very happy to notice that it was not added to Google Maps, so immediately I added it with a photo, and it got immediately approved.
Later, I also wrote the first review and added a few more photos as well.

Unfortunately, I could not capture a photo of the cup, but I will do it next time.

Now, it’s become a habit for me to check immediately on Google Maps to verify the POI and if anything is missing. Also started adding at least a line on sustainability.

Cheers!

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The challenge will remain open forever @AjitThite because we are building a community around small businesses on Connect :plus: as Chai lovers, we are unstoppable :smiley:

An amazing feature-rich shop, I am checking their website now…

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It will be a never-ending series. And chai lovers will keep adding to it.

I am doubtful about their inactive website.
Thanks for the series, @TusharSuradkar.

Cheers!

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Turns out it is not even a website @AjitThite
It seems .com is only a part of their name :smile:

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Amazing shop and nice ambience too. Thank you @AjitThite dada for sharing this great experience.

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Yourself guiding in Maps, while your wife does shopping @AjitThite . Interesting reason to have a cup of chai and @TusharSuradkar rightly given this challenge.

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Another little yet amazing feature I realized just now is how you placed the Chai pe Charch logo on the paper cups @AjitThite

It does not look like a copy-paste.
The logo is projected on a curved surface :smiley:
How do you do that? I want to learn the technique.

You’ve got to look at this @Rahul001

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It is known as mock-ups. We get free, good-quality mock-ups from some of the sites, and they have the editor to help us add our logos in them. And, download the final image. It’s pretty simple actually. I did the same here. :grinning:

I will share the details in DM whenever necessary.

Cheers!

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Yes, I guess so; even I could not view it. :grinning:

Cheers!

Thanks, @Ssiddharth2000 for your appreciation.

Most of the times, surprises are good. :grinning_face:

Cheers!

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:joy:
That’s our mutual understanding nowadays: win-win situations for both! @Gurukrishnapriya mam.

Cheers!

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lively ambience :clap:

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very interesting post thank you @AjitThite for your new post Chai Pe Charcha.

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@AjitThite ji Super post, bhai! Thanks for sharing about Mi Chaiwala’s eco-friendly cutlery and adding it to Maps with pics and review. Big shoutout for mentioning my No Plastic challenge! Keep rocking it, and next time, cup ka photo daal dena! :smiley:

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Such a beautiful concept Chai Pe Charcha truly captures the essence of meaningful conversations over a simple cup of tea. @AjitThite Da It’s amazing how chai brings people together whether it’s friends catching up, ideas brewing, or communities connecting. nicely coverd shop.
During one and a half years of my stressful and depressive phase, I realized how these chai pe charcha moments with my friends helped me figure out how to escape my problems and get back on track. It’s a truly meaningful part of life, and @TusharSuradkar Dada has captured that tag perfectly. Loved reading this post

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@AjitThite, That’s awesome! It’s great to see you supporting small businesses and improving Google Maps.