Chai Sutta Bar

Abhishek Vyas 23 months ago

Started in Indore – Now Expanding Footsteps across the Globe. Chai Sutta Bar or “CSB” the name by which our lovely customers remember us is on the journey of revolutionizing the Beverages Industry. We have delivered the unexpected form of a Chai-focused brand taking over the industry. Anubhav, Rahul & Anand with a unique idea to offer an affordable ambiance to everyone, started CSB that has evolved into a Multi-National Brand today. Our Kulhad Chai not only provides an aromatic taste to its customers but also has been a symbol of happiness & a ray of hope for the needy. The Kulhad besides serving flavorful Chai has also been providing employment opportunities to the people of the country thus promoting an eco-friendly environment. This has enabled us to deliver a strong message across the borders. CSB, spread over 70 Cities in 3 Countries, is currently operating over 150+ outlets. We are committed to serving a delightful experience to millions of people.

This store is well designed and nice ambience.
Situated at Food library near Gandhi udhyan Raipur.

Entrepreneurship might have been in his genes, but Anubhav Dubey started a tea shop in Indore at the age of 22 without the knowledge of his father, a real estate businessman, along with a friend Anand Nayak.

Five years later the shop has grown into a Rs 100 crore turnover 145-outlet tea chain, located in more than 70 cities in India and with an outlet each in Muscat and Dubai.

Anubhav Dubey founder, Chai Sutta Bar, with Anand Nayak and Rahul, two other directors of the company.

“We started the first Chai Sutta Bar outlet in 2016 with an investment of Rs 3 lakh and expanded through the franchise model,” says Anubhav, who started using his business skills right from his school days.

The company owns five outlets, while the remaining 140 outlets are owned by franchisees.

Anubhav’s family went through difficult times when he was a child and some of the memories of those days are strongly etched in his mind. The family used to live in Rewa, a small town with a population of about 3 lakh people and located about 670 km from Indore.

He studied in a local school, Maharishi Vidya Mandir, till Class eight. “We were a lower middle class family, and I remember there were times when I wore old, torn shoes to school, because we couldn’t buy new ones,” opens up Anubhav, reminiscing his childhood days at Rewa.

“I had only one set of white dress uniform and my homemaker-mother washed it every day. Till Class five I used only pencils to write in notebooks. My mother would erase entire notebooks at the end of the year to be reused.”

His father’s ingenuity matched his mother’s jugaad in running the family with the limited resources.

Sparsh Lakhina 47 months ago

Best place for chilling out with friends and This cafe is pocket friendly. Here you will get best combo and one of best tea. Those who are chai lover you can visit here????

Suhana Chhabria 35 months ago

The place is nice.. although the food is okayish! Didn't like nachos, chur chur naan was good, chilli paneer roll was good..