Chai and Indian Street Food Cafe 'Filli' has announced its latest opening as it expands to locations across the UK.

Following the successful launch of flagship stores in Marylebone, London, and Manchester, the latest opening will be on Lever Street in Islington, London.

It will take the Filli group to over 100 fast-casual stores across ten countries. 

The new outlet will be opened by Bolton boxer Amir Khan and caters for 'eat-in, grab-and-go, delivery and collection'.

The Filli cafe has also launched on the Curry Mile in ManchesterIt will also offer an all-day menu with bun kebabs, burgers, toasties, wraps and masala fries, herbal and iced teas, artisan coffees, smoothies and milkshakes. 

The new Islington store will the number of stores to over 100The Filli trademark is registered in 48 countries, including the USA, Canada, North Africa, and across Asia.

Additional stores have been identified across the country, and ambitious plans have been made to open new UK stores over the next five years.
 
Business Development Director, Saad Awan, said: “Our successful flagship stores in London and Manchester have proved that the UK market is ready for the best chai going. 

"Our customers travel from all over the country to experience our  signature Saffron tea and our food with its authentic spices, herbs, and exciting flavour twists.” 

“In the UAE, FiLLi is known for its slogan Tea n Talk, which it intends to continue as it expands the network. 

"It’s a universal concept – take a break, sit down, relax with a cup of chai, press the pause button on the world and have a good get-together and chat. It is great for people’s relaxation and mental health these kinds of human connections make the world go round”.

Boxer Amir Khan, added “It’s really exciting to have FiLLi Café come to the UK. 

"So many people across the UAE love this brand. My family loves it; their tea is the best I have tried.

"I am delighted to open FiLLi’s latest venture in Islington and look forward to being involved in expanding this brand across the country.”