catering
the big pots.
office lunches, nikkahs, private nights — the same written specs, scaled to a hundred bowls. sealed individual bowls, boxed lunches, or a live finish with our team saucing and plating at your venue. same kitchen, same sauces, same specs. bigger pots.
- offices
- meetings & offsites
- nikkahs & mehndis
- private nights
- production crews
- family dawats
the formats
no price list on this page. on purpose.
sealed bowls
each guest gets their own — sauced to spec, sealed, named. meetings and offices mostly.
the big pots
ragù and sugo by the pot, pasta finished on site, bread to wipe the bowl. dawats and nikkahs.
the live finish
our team saucing and plating at your venue — the pan-to-plate moment, in front of the room.
a catering quote is a conversation, not a menu grid — headcount, date and occasion change everything. tell us those three things below and the numbers come back in writing.
how it works
inquiry to dinner, in three moves
tell us the day
headcount, date and the shape of the occasion — two minutes, form below.
menu + quote in 1 working day
a written menu and an itemised quote land in your inbox. we fine-tune until it fits.
we deliver — or we finish it there
sealed bowls on the hour, or the pots and the pans come to you, team included.
offices
the standing lunch order
same day every week, a stack of sealed bowls lands at the office — sauced to spec, named, on the hour you picked. no group chat, no reordering, no one stuck collecting cash: the order stands until you change it, and it's billed per drop, in writing.
the standing order runs on the signatures today. a lunch-size bowl — the lunch twirl, char and sugo built to hold at a desk — is on its way to the menu for exactly this job, and standing orders move onto it the day it goes live.
headcount minimums and the per-head number land in your written quote — tell us the team size and the day, and the numbers come back within one working day.
pick “office standing lunch” as the service type in the form below.
one order, standing
set the day, the headcount and the heat spread once. it repeats until you say otherwise — pause a week, bump the count, no ceremony.
billed per drop
an itemised bill per delivery, not a subscription you forget about. the office pays for lunches that actually arrived.
sealed and named
individual bowls, sealed at the pass, each one labelled — nobody's fork ends up in someone else's lunch.