Chai stirred into Silicon Valley coffee culture


  • TECH
  • Monday, 30 May 2016

Jyothi Lakshmaiah (L) and Nithya Krishnan (R) take a break from their jobs to enjoy chai from a Chai Cart on Market Street in downtown San Francisco on May 26, 2016. In a Silicon Valley culture known for brilliant ideas boiling up in coffee shops, Guarav Chawla is pouring his heart into chai. / AFP PHOTO / Glenn CHAPMAN

SAN FRANCISCO: In a Silicon Valley culture known for brilliant ideas boiling up in coffee shops, Gaurav Chawla is pouring his heart into chai. 

Chawla was on a break from his job as an engineering manager at San Francisco-based cloud-computing star Salesforce when he began lamenting how tough it was to find a cup of chai as good as he makes it at home. 

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