BRS working president KT Rama Rao made a brief stop at Nimrah Cafe near Charminar, where he enjoyed Irani chai and Osmania biscuits. His visit drew crowds in Hyderabad’s Old City, with locals gathering for selfies and photographs.
Hyderabad’s heatwave has sharply impacted Irani chai sales, with demand dropping by up to 40 per cent. Customers are shifting to cold beverages, while rising LPG costs and supply shortages add further financial pressure on small hotel businesses across the city.
Hyderabad’s iconic Irani hotels, founded by Iranian immigrants in the 19th century, remain beloved for their signature Irani chai and nostalgic charm. With timeless interiors and snacks like Osmania biscuits and Dilkush, these cafés continue to preserve a unique cultural heritage.
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Hyderabad: Your favourite Hyderabadi Dum Biryani or Jeera Rice with Dal or even the Irani Chai are all set to get costlier and eating out will burn a hole in your wallet – all thanks to the new price hike on commercial LPG cylinders announced by the Centre. Along with this, there is the double […]
According to hotel owners, the price rise is due to an increase in the rates of milk, tea powder, and sugar. Not just Irani Chai, the cost of zafrani tea also increased by Rs 5.
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Already facing an existential threat, Irani tea cafes across the city are being forced to hike prices, including that of the city’s favourite beverage.
