The first Pakistani to start a tea stall cafe in the UK whose business started in a matter of weeks

 The first Pakistani to start a tea stall cafe in the UK whose business started in a matter of weeks

 The first Pakistani to start a tea stall cafe in the UK whose business started in a matter of weeks

A young Pakistani man opened a tea hotel in London and gave a glimpse of his business which is going on successfully. The young man's name is Shafiq and he is the same person who opened the biryani cafe in the red phone box.

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It should be noted that Shafiq made headlines when he opened a biryani cafe in London using the famous red phone box.

But the red phone box business had to end. The phone box business had to be sold due to regulatory issues with the local council and English Heritage not being allowed to continue the takeaway service.

But 26-year-old Shafiq did not give up and with a new spirit started a tea stall adorned with Lahore truck art and located right next to White City bus station and was overwhelmed as he walked. Outside, there are colorful chairs decorated in Pakistani truck art which are attracting the attention of the people.

Shafiq has a very nice arrangement in his small tea cafe and has decorated things in a very beautiful way which makes the mood of the visitors pleasant.

The roof of the shop is decorated with Pakistani truck art umbrellas while the chairs and tables are brought from Lahore and each table has ludo games for the customers.

Speaking to the media, Shafiq said that within a week of the opening of his cafe, there was a rush of customers and at the same time he was very impressed with the response received from the customers.