Kakir Cha - The Most Famous Creamy Milk Tea Maker in Asia | Bangladeshi Street Food

Tea is an aromatic beverage commonly prepared by pouring hot or boiling water over cured or fresh leaves of the Camellia sinensis, an evergreen shrub native to East Asia. After water, it is the most widely consumed drink in the world.

Creamy milk tea or malai chai is a special Bengali street food. It's so popular in South Asia, mostly in Banglaesh and India.

This lady tee vender is so popular in Jashore. She sale thousands cups of special creamy malai tea everyday. Her tea stall is a famous street food in South Asia!

Few years ago she was a general tea maker. Usually students and young people come to drink her malai tea. They called her 'Kaki' (Aunty), and her tea gradually get named Kakir Cha!

Now her tea stall is so famous as 'Kakir Cha'! Everyday she make more than 50 kg milks tea!

You can buy one cup of ordinary Tea with 10 taka, and one cup of special Malai Tea with 20 taka.

In this video, you can watch her all activities of her famous tea stall, and her special tea making!

Kakir Cha - The Most Famous Creamy Milk Tea Maker in Asia | Bangladeshi Street Food

Location: Dharmatala, Jashore, Bangladesh, Sauth Asia.