Naveen Tea House - Tea house in New Delhi - New Delhi, India

Do visit this near about 80 years old tea house in Gol Market to enjoy some amazing tea and bun maska. The rates are so nominal Tea - Rs10 Spl tea - Rs15 Bun maska - Rs25 Enjoy not just the tea, but an old world charm as time seems to have stopped decades ago at this place. A big shoutout to the owner who is such a humble god-fearing honest man Location: Gol Market, besides Bangla Sweets

Best place for a traditional no-nonsense chai!

The simplicity of taste. Try out the bun muska and tea at this minimal old fashioned shop. Much better than any glorified coffee chains.

Good place for Tea or Special Tea or Coffee with Bun Maska or Bread Toast. Situated very near to Kaleva sweets, walking distance from Lady Hardinge Hospital and also from Bangla Sahib Gurudwara. Very old shop at this place atleast few decades and run by second.or may be third generation.

It seems to be a very very old tea house offering good quality tea and buns, butter toasts etc. at very affordable prices. And is quite popular with those on the run, as the service is very fast and the tea piping hot.

Nice place to sit, n have tea, Old music, debate on government issues, usually oldies are come here, but one must visit and have tea.

First time to this great coffee experience Amazing espresso coffee and a nostalgic atmosphere

Naveen Tea House is best for some great snacks. You'll spot retro vibes on entering the cafe. Popular for breakfast and having a cup of coffee or tea with friends. Old Hindi film music plays in the backdrop, and you can be transported to your school/college days with the benches to sit. A place that can get you nostalgic and fall in love with the idea of simplicity and warmth. This is what sets Naveen Tea House apart from any other cafetaria in the city. Opens early morning and brews magic till the evening, so get ready for a walk down memory lane with your dear ones or even solo if you're around. Don't forget to click a selfie or check the Lambretta scooter placed at its entrance.