The big market of Tehran in Iran's capital. Known as the Grand Bazaar. Thousands of buyers have been built around the labyrinth and the narrow lane. 'Haj Ali Darwish Tee House' is also here. There are many tea stalls found in the big market. But hundred years old In the shop founded in 1918, due to its 'size-shaped' people crowded the shop. It's not just this market; Many of the world's smallest tea shops!
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Only two meters wide, the owner of this cafe, Kazem Maafutian, served the tea in his own hands. Cuddles and tales in the story. Give tips to guests about the benefits of any tea. Coffee and hot chocolate are also available here as well as tea.
Kazem's pride in Iran's tea does not end there. He said, "I have traveled many countries. Taste of English, Turkish, Arab and Chinese tea. But there is no comparison with Persian tea. "
The owner of the shop was Haj Mohammad Hasan Shamsiri. In 1962, Kazem's father, Haj Ali, bought the Mabootunyan shop. By the hand of father, Kazem got involved in this business.
Kazem said that before the Iranian revolution in 1979, he used to supply tea to various shopping centers of the market. But after the revolution, the people of Bapan Bijon started making tea themselves. In this, the tea business in Kajem did not fall apart. Rather, the popularity of Haj Ali Darwis increased day by day.