In his post, Simon Wong wrote, 'The impossible happened. I just had a cup of tasteless #Chai in Gurgaon. Rs 169 with tax,' accompanying his words with images of the kulhad and the cafe’s interior.

When Singapore’s High Commissioner to India Simon Wong shared on social media about his disappointment with a cup of “tasteless” chai at a local cafe, it didn’t take long for the cafe owner to respond, along with scores of tips from netizens offering tastier, cheaper alternatives.

Simon Wong, the Singapore High Commissioner to India, recently took to X to call out a Gurugram cafe for serving him a cup of tea "tasteless" chai for Rs 169.

Simon Wong posted two images of the cafe's interior and a kulhad, expressing his disappointment at having to pay Rs 169 (tax included) for what he called "tasteless" chai.

Singapore’s High Commissioner in India, Simon Wong, revealed on social media that he was served what he referred to as “tasteless" tea at a cafe in Gurgaon. On X (formerly Twitter), Wong pointed out that he paid Rs 169 for the drink served in a traditional earthen cup known as kulhad.