Chaiiwala in Wycombe - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Great food and friendly service. The "English-Ish" Breakfast, a refreshing alternative to the traditional English fry-up. The portion might look small, but was perfectly filling.

I had hot chocolate and snack in this place. My snack was very tasty. Definitely I recommend this place for snack and tea or chocolate.

Really helpful staff and great tea and Milk cake. The place is new and immaculate in cleanliness and service. Lovely place for family, friends or business meetings.

A wonderful addition to High Wycombe restaurant scene. Well located, spacious, airy , well lit, lovely low key decor , nothing garish. A compact menu, very Indian specialities. You need to order at the till, and pay, the food is brought to your table. We had seen the menu online earlier, so were surprised not to find the Pav Bhaji in the restaurant printed menu. We were told that the menu would vary somewhat from one outlet to the other . Not a big issue We did not order any drinks. Had one plate of Pani Puri, one plate of Chana Masala rice bowl and one dish of Aloo tikki burger. All were delivered to the table in a very acceptable time. The pani puris were perfect, beautifully made, crisp and fresh, the tamarind sweet sauce was out of this world, perfect consistency, not overly watery at all . The chickpea / potato mix which goes into the puri was also very well done, outstanding dish . The aloo tikki burger was not my thing, wife liked it, I prefer the tikki without the bun. It was well made though. Could have avoided the slaw in it though, not a good combination The rice bowl was outstanding too ... the chutney superb, the rice excellent, with the spice and mix of chick peas superb, but again the slaw should not be part of this dish at all in my view. BEWARE .... the masala rice bowl can be very strongly spicy ( hot ) for many local tastes .....