Chaat counter
Papri chaat, aloo chaat and pani puri, assembled to order.
Live stations & street food.
Counters that become the centre of the room: chaat, tawa, tandoor, a lassi stand and carved fruit displays.
What Indian food stations work at a wedding?
The stations guests remember are the ones cooked or assembled in front of them: a chaat counter with papri and aloo chaat, a tawa station, the tandoor, a lassi stand in mango, sweet or salted, and a carved fruit display. Passage to India's head tandoori chef, William Bux, has run tandoors for five-star hotels.
- Tandoor
- Led by head tandoori chef William Bux
- Lassi stand
- Mango, sweet, salted, coconut
- Over 25 years
- CIEH National Curry Chef of the Year, twice
- 18 gurdwaras and temples
- 18 venues
Pick your stations.
Tawa
Tawa vegetables and breads cooked on the griddle in front of guests.
Tandoor
Tikka, seekh kebab and naan from the tandoor, led by our head tandoori chef.
Lassi stand
Mango, sweet or salted, with coconut on request.
Dessert shots
Mango cheesecake, banoffee, Oreo and litchi shots, all eggless and alcohol-free.
Carved fruit
A carved fresh fruit display that doubles as the room's centrepiece.
Venues we cater at.
Questions couples ask us.
Which stations need venue approval?
Anything with an open flame or a tandoor needs the venue's agreement in advance. We confirm this with the venue before it goes on your menu.
Are the dessert shots eggless?
Yes. Our dessert shots are eggless and alcohol-free.
More catering.
Tell us about your evening.
Share the date, the venue if you have one, and roughly how many guests. We will call you back within one working day.
Thank you. We have your enquiry.
Our events team will be in touch. If you use WhatsApp, you can also send us your details there.
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