A NEW restaurant on Aberdeen’s Union Street has officially opened its doors to the public.
Chaiiwala, which specilaisies in Indian street food, now takes up residence at 229 Union Street, the former home of Mostyn McKenzie.
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The opening was celebrated with a balloon arch as the new tenants welcomed their first customers.
The Cafe offers a range of cuisine including all day breakfasts, Bombay bowls and signature drinks.
The chain already has branches in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee.
A spokesman for the chain commented: “Chaiiwala is planning to expand all over the UK, and Aberdeen was one of the main targets. We are very excited.”
They added that a lot of customers in Dundee had been travelling from Aberdeen to visit the chain, asking them to open further north.
“There are also a lot of people here who have never heard of Chaiiwala, so I hope they start exploring our menu here as well.”
When asked if the ongoing roadworks and bus gates were a source of frustration, the answer was a firm “no”.
“Not at all. We have only received positive feedback.”
The café is open seven days from 9am to 11pm.
