SINGAPORE - In the world of chai aficionados, no complaint goes unanswered. 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,

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.

The post evoked a flurry of reactions in the comment section, with many speculating that the outlet was Chaayos, and defending its pricing as 'reasonable.' Some suggested that Wong visit a roadside st

Singapore’s High Commissioner Simon Wong criticised a Gurgaon café’s “tasteless” chai, sparking viral reactions and invites for better chai from locals.

Singapore's High Commissioner to India, Simon Wong criticised a Gurugram cafe for offering him a cup of "tasteless" chai. Wong shared his experience in a post on X, saying that he spent Rs 169 (including of tax) for a cup of chai at the café,

Singapore's High Commissioner to India, Simon Wong, stirred up a chai storm on social media on Saturday after expressing disappointment over a "tasteless" cup of chai he was served at a café in Gurgaon.

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.

Singapore's High Commissioner to India, Simon Wong, tweeted about a disappointing chai experience at a Gurgaon Chaayos outlet. Chaayos founder Nitin Saluja responded with an invitation for a better chai experience,

Singapore High Commissioner Simon Wong was disappointed after paying ₹169 for a tasteless cup of chai at a Gurugram cafe. His social media post received significant attention, prompting a response from Chaayos CEO Nitin Saluja,