Question 1

What is the minimum pax for South Indian catering in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

Our minimum pax requirement is 50 persons for wedding packages and 20 persons for corporate events. We can accommodate smaller events with prior arrangement.

Question 2

Are you Halal certified for South Indian catering?

Accepted Answer

All our meat is sourced from Halal suppliers, making us suitable for Muslim weddings and corporate events.

Question 3

What's included in your South Indian catering price per head?

Accepted Answer

Our vegetarian package ($13/pax) includes briyani rice, white rice, sambar, rasam, 3 vegetable curries, papadum, yogurt, and pickles. Non-veg packages start from $17/pax with chicken and mutton curries.

Question 4

Do you provide banana leaf service for South Indian catering?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all our wedding packages include traditional banana leaf service. This is a signature element of authentic South Indian feasts.

Question 5

How far in advance should I book South Indian catering for my wedding?

Accepted Answer

We recommend booking at least 3 months in advance for weddings, especially during peak season (October to December). Corporate events can be booked 2-4 weeks in advance.

Question 6

What areas in Singapore do you cater to?

Accepted Answer

We cater island-wide across Singapore including Tampines, Jurong, Ang Mo Kio, Woodlands, Bukit Batok, and all districts. Free delivery for orders above $800.

Question 7

Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We offer extensive vegetarian and vegan options in our South Indian menu. We can also accommodate specific dietary needs such as nut-free and gluten-free preparations. Please inform us of any dietary requirements when placing your order.

Question 8

What types of events do you cater for?

Accepted Answer

We cater for weddings, corporate events, birthday parties, anniversaries, housewarmings, community gatherings, festivals (Pongal, Diwali), and more. No event is too big or too small.

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