I stayed at Justa hotel and have mentioned the same in the post.

Thank you Sir for stopping by. I would definitely contact you next time I am in Nathdwara and listen your stories of Shrinathji.

You are right, magic is the “kulhad”. In Shree Nathdwara mostly kulhad’s are being served for tea and milk. Basically temple also used kulhad’s, Dona’s (bowl made up of leaves), Paatal (dish made up of leaves) and so on nature only to distribute Prasad(shown in above pictures).
One trip will never be enough for such a divine place. And yes Shree Nathdwara is an incredible place, lots of minor and big things rolling around Shreenathji Temple 365 days a year. A big thesis can be done !!
Hope you enjoyed well ! Come soon !! Email me if anyone want to know about Shree Nathdwara.
Jai Shree Krishna

Same here Kanika. There is something about the Mint they use or may be the kulhad they used with that broad top and narrow base. Even I could not replicate the Chai at home.

Thank you so much Sir / Madam.

Yep, those different Prasads tempt the devotees, not sure about Shrinath ji though.