Up Bellary Road from our kitchen. Hebbal splits between office floors and apartment clubhouses, and we cater both without changing who cooks.
Hebbal is where north Bengaluru changes character. The flyover knots together the airport road, the ring road and the approach to the tech parks beyond, so the daytime population is partly commuters passing through and partly office floors that have settled in around it. Around the lake, apartment towers have gone up in waves, home to families who moved here for the connectivity and stay for the openness the older city does not have. Between them survive old Hebbal village lanes, where the original settlement still holds its temples and its own calendar of functions.
With the tech parks off the flyover and newer apartment blocks around the lake, Hebbal asks for two different things: weekday corporate lunches that land on time, and weekend family functions in the clubhouse downstairs.
Weekday corporate lunches and team celebrations in the office floors near the flyover are the steady work. Weekends belong to the apartment clubhouses, with children's birthdays, housewarming lunches for families settling into new towers, and community festival meals. Engagement lunches and small receptions at the hotel banquet rooms near the lake round out the year.
For an office lunch here we would suggest Idli Sambar & Chutney and Masala Dosa with Chutney from a live counter, with Veg Kurma and chapati for the second course, and Godi Paisam in small cups to finish. It reads like a hotel breakfast but cooks entirely on our own stoves in Malleshwaram.
Up Bellary Road the run is about twenty minutes outside peak hours, but the flyover approach can take an hour between half past five and half past seven in the evening, so weekday deliveries are timed either side of that window. Clubhouse events need resident names at the gate, given in advance. Hotel banquet rooms near the lake have loading areas, and we use them rather than the guest entrance.
We set up in office cafeterias, apartment clubhouses and hotel meeting rooms near the flyover, around Hebbal Flyover and Bellary Road. Every plate is pure-veg, and we prepare Jain options on request.
Can you deliver a working lunch to offices near Hebbal flyover? Yes. Working lunches are packed per head or laid as a buffet, whichever your admin prefers, and delivered in the window you set. Because the flyover jams in the evening peak, we plan the route so the food arrives hot and on time, not sitting in traffic.
Do you cater apartment clubhouse events in Hebbal? We do. Clubhouse rules differ tower to tower, so we ask for the house rules with your booking, work inside their kitchen and service-lift timings, and leave the hall as we found it. Jain and no-onion-garlic menus are available for community meals.
Use the enquiry form on this page with your occasion and headcount. We reply with a suggested menu and a quote, and adjust both until they fit. Weddings and corporate events need about a week, small gatherings a couple of days.