Kaps Cafe Surrey Is Breaking the Internet – Here’s Why Everyone’s Talking About It
SURREY, B.C. — A new hotspot has officially landed in the heart of Surrey, and it’s already turning heads from Vancouver to Mumbai. The buzz? Comedian Kapil Sharma’s brand-new venture, Kaps Cafe Surrey, a pastel-themed café that’s equal parts aesthetic and indulgent.
Launched over the weekend by Kapil Sharma and his wife Ginni Chatrath, the café is more than just a celebrity-backed project — it’s a full-blown vibe.
A Pink Paradise with Chai in Hand
Stepping into Kaps Cafe Surrey is like entering a fairytale filter on Instagram. Think crystal chandeliers, baby-pink sofas, floral installations, and pastel walls—a soft, dreamy backdrop perfect for selfies and social feeds. It’s no surprise the café’s decor has gone viral, dominating local feeds and influencer reels since its opening.
But Kaps isn’t just a looker. Its South Asian-inspired menu brings flavour to match the flash. Top picks include:
• Gur wali chai (jaggery tea)
• Matcha iced coffee
• Lemon-pistachio cake
• Pistachio croissants
• Classic brownies & pastries
This blend of East-meets-West café culture seems tailor-made for Surrey’s multicultural community.
Packed Launch, Mixed First Impressions
The café opened with a soft launch on July 5–6, drawing huge crowds and instant wait times. Long lines, buzzing energy, and limited seating turned the grand opening into an event in itself. While most visitors praised the ambience and taste, others pointed to slow chai service, minor delays, and premium pricing.
Still, early kinks haven’t slowed the momentum. As one customer put it, “It’s like walking into Kapil Sharma’s Instagram stories—only with better coffee.”
Even comedian Kiku Sharda chimed in with online congratulations, and Sharma himself shared behind-the-scenes moments with fans on social media.
More Than Just a Cafe—It’s a Cultural Moment
Beyond coffee and croissants, Kaps Cafe Surrey signals a shift: a growing South Asian influence in Canadian lifestyle brands. Sharma’s ability to draw massive attention from both desi and non-desi audiences gives the café more than just local buzz — it’s a brand in the making.
“Kaps is where nostalgia meets next-gen taste. The vibe’s familiar, but the execution is slick,” said one early visitor.
Final Brew: Whether you’re a Kapil Sharma fan or just someone who loves a photogenic flat white, Kaps Cafe Surrey is officially the café to watch. Come for the vibe, stay for the chai — and don’t forget to bring your phone.
