The 15 Best Places for Chai in SoMa, San Francisco

Vincent Tang: The chai is amazing and the selection is seemingly endless! Hazelnut milk?! Grab an onigiri too! It's made in house. Animal positive!

Takeshi: Bubble Chai Tea is the best! Spam onigiri is great too. They have now wifi too.

Akshay Soni: Tiger Spice Chai - best chai I had.

Josh Adams: Get the iced chai (comes with a shot of espresso inside) and stretch out in the back yard to enjoy.

Ah-liv: Try the Jostel Gandhi! Really good chai latte.

Simon Favreau-Lessard: The Jostel Gandi is a chai with a shot of espresso. It is delicious and will keep you caffeinated for a long time.

Britta: Amazing staff, low-key vibe & best chai in the world

Etienne Pellegrini: The mocha chais are excellent and the barista is super nice!

Tushar Makhija: Best place for Mocha Chai, a book or best friend. eat, drink, chat - enjoi

Dessiree: Great soy chai!

Beth E: Chai milkshake is amazing!

Samantha Berg: The chai latte has plenty of spice

Michi Lehman: One of the lovely ladies here recommended the chai, she told me that it's so good that she doesn't drink the chai that she has at home! And she was right - it's sooo good! And not too spicy at all.

shinycat: Decor! Also the chai. And the people!

Michelle O'Riordan: Friendly people. Good food and desserts. Board games and kink galore!

Arlynne Cakes: Awesome staff. Great dirty chais. Free and rotating art exhibits often.

Courtney Yee: Best chai's in the area :)

Joseph Le: Great cafe for working! Such chill vibes and good coffee

Kendal Cockrel: Iced chai latte was amazing. Decor is gorgeous.

Paul Novarese: Mediocre chai latte and extremely annoying wifi setup that requires you to give an email address and phone number.

Marta Tappero: Matcha Latte and great toasts!

Kirill Mazur: Cinnamon cake, chai and wifi were perfect.

David Mazza: Very chill baristas, solid wifi, no outlets but a great place to work.

Peggy: Super friendly baristas, and beautiful space with ample seating – great for working or conversation!

Joanne Jang: adeni chai, iced yemeni latte, pistachio milk cake <3

Vladimir Penkin: Great place to work from. It has fast wifi, power outlets, amazing prices for coffee and sweets. Only downside is that its popular, so its hard to get a spot there

annie 🧸: Yemeni cafe. Open late (for SF)!

Natalie M: Delicious iced chais!!!

Carlos Reyes: Wonderful staff team and the food is pretty delicious! Breakfast sandwiches, burritos and crunchy granola are truly recommended!

John Wetenhall: Free wifi. Password: cafevenue1995

jantje b: Tasty, but $4 for chai for a buffet?!?

Arjun Sundararajan: Yum.. saag paneer !! samosa and Masala chai were great as well.

Steve Dardarian: The food/decor/people watching is great at Amber India. Always make reservations! xoxo

Contemporary Jewish Museum: Impress a date with the fact that you know there are 36 skylights in our Yud Gallery (inside the blue cube), and that the number represents double "chai", the Hebrew word "life." Twice as nice. Read more.

Wilson Favre-Delerue: First exhibition seen here: Kubrick in the summer/fall of 2016, great museography with a perfect flow around his filmography and some wonderful set objects and annotated scripts.

Robert Mahowald: The Black Sabbath exhibit is NOT about the band....

Antoine RMS: Weed pharmacie qui a le meilleur rapport qualité/prix du quartier !

Ryan: Hit up the Father's Day Brunch. The setting is amazing, and the food is very good as well.

Soo Wai Eng: Very good Sunday brunch!

Trishia Pascobillo: Afternoon tea for two, with champagne was lovely. Had the 100 anniversary tea...loved the florals and warm scones :) The Pear finger sandwich was my favorite.

Meri Rodriguez: Best chai, weather its hot or iced!!!

The Corcoran Group: Get here early for lunch to get a delicious Port Banh Mi – be warned, the spicy is really spicy! The spring rolls are very tasty as well and generally sell out.

Wren Coe: Try the pork buns