SLC28-W1// Jamai tea stall,Dinajpur.

Tea and coffee are one of the popular drinks that are always on everyone's favorite list. Today I went to the famous tea stall of Dinajpur to taste the tea there. This tea stall is currently open from 6 am to 2 am. However, it has been developed around the litchi warehouse here, so it is open 24 hours during the litchi season. It is located west of Dinajpur Kotwali Police Station on Khetripara Road. The name of this tea stall is Jamai Tea Stall which has recently gone viral and has become more popular.

Their tea names and price list

A few flavors of tea and coffee are available here. Along with some packaged bread biscuits, many people eat them wet with milk tea. Their tea has different prices according to the flavor. I am comparing their prices with steem by mentioning them below.

Full Dano Tea	1 Cup	30 Taka	3.75 steem
Half Dano Tea	1 Cup	25 Taka	3.10 steem
Milk Tea	1 Cup	20 Taka	2.5 steem
Horlicks Tea	1 Cup	35 Taka	4.30 steem
Malai Tea	1 Cup	60 Taka	7.5 steem
Special Tea	1 Cup	70 taka	8.75 steem
Red tea	1 cup	7 taka	0.85 steem
Strong liquor red tea	1 cup	10 taka	1.25 steem
Coffee	1 cup	30 taka	3.75 steem
Black coffee	1 cup	10 taka	1.25 steem
Bread	Per piece	10 taka	1.25 steem
Biscuit	Per piece	5 taka	0.62 steem

	Kettle of milk, liqueur, hot water on the stove
	Clear tea and water glasses
	Milk being boiled. 120 liters of milk are needed for tea every day.

Here, the price of tea has to be paid in cash. They do not have any online payment or card payment system here. Most of the people come here to have tea and chat and spend time with tea. Now, in the off-season, the entire area of ​​​​Lychu is empty. There are many chairs that are placed in the empty spaces and there is a lot of space for parking. The milk tea here is more famous because it is made of whole cow's milk and served in a clean manner. They treat every employee well. It gets very crowded here after evening, then about 12 employees work to manage this shop and they take advance payment for each tea order.

✓ Which is the most symbolic drink of your country, coffee or tea?

This tea seller is a content creator with 125k subscribers on YouTube and is also popular on Facebook

If tea and coffee are compared, then tea is the most popular symbolic drink. Every person in our country knows its taste and it can be found in every home. A survey will show that 90 percent of people drink tea in the evening. A cup of tea in hand is often accompanied by a chat with friends and family, and tea biscuits are often served.

✓ Briefly describe your favorite coffee or tea and at what time of the day do you usually enjoy it?

I have always loved tea. I drink tea mostly because it makes me feel refreshed. Not only do I drink it, I also make my own tea and hand over cups of tea to other members of my family. There was a time when I used to hang out with friends and tea was a must in that hangout.

✓ What is the ideal accompaniment (cake, bread, cookies, etc.) to enjoy with that drink?

They have bread, cakes and biscuits to eat with tea here

I enjoy biscuits with tea but it must be milk tea. Eating biscuits soaked in a cup of hot milk tea is a different taste. However, eating tea with bread is not like eating tea, the bread absorbs all the tea in the tea. However, that is also delicious, but I enjoy biscuits with tea more.