East past the Cantonment from our kitchen. Ulsoor mixes old Bangalore with new offices, and our menus sit comfortably in both.
Ulsoor is what the Cantonment left behind when the army moved to the edges: a lake the size of a small neighbourhood, military land that kept whole blocks green, and a grid of quiet streets where old Bengaluru families, defence households and newcomer professionals share the same postman. The main roads around the lake have filled with offices and serviced buildings, but the interior streets still run on corner shops and temple festivals. Communities here are genuinely mixed, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu and Hindi speaking households within the same lane, and the food at any gathering has to travel across all of them.
Around the lake it is old Bangalore, with long-settled families and small temples. A few streets on it is offices and serviced buildings. Functions here are often mixed gatherings where three generations and a set of colleagues eat at the same table.
The characteristic Ulsoor function is a mixed one: a family lunch where three generations sit down and a set of colleagues drop in, or a wedding reception small enough to hold in a club room. Office events around the lake, festival lunches at the community halls, and retirement dinners for the defence households fill the calendar. Counts sit mostly between forty and a hundred and fifty.
For a mixed gathering we would suggest Set Dosa with Sagu off a live counter, which children and grandparents agree on, Mixed Daal and Cabbage Palya with rice and phulka for the seated meal, and Fruit Punch in tumblers alongside. It bridges the Karnataka leaf and the north Indian plate without short-changing either.
East past the Cantonment the run is about thirty-five minutes, more when the MG Road side jams in the evening. The one-way system near the lake means the driver's route in and out differ, which we plan rather than discover. Clubs and community halls here have their own parking or service access, and for lake-side offices we deliver to the basement dock after intimating building security in advance.
We set up in lakeside community halls, club rooms and office floors, around Ulsoor Lake and Old Airport Road. Every plate is pure-veg, and we prepare Jain options on request.
Can you cater a mixed crowd of family and colleagues in Ulsoor? Yes, and that mix is exactly what this area asks for. We plan a menu that serves elders a proper seated course and lets the colleagues graze, running both from one line. Counts are confirmed the previous day so neither half runs short.
Do you deliver to the offices around Ulsoor lake? We do, weekdays or for events. Delivery goes to the building's basement dock or pantry floor as the office prefers, at a fixed window. Since the food is cooked in Malleshwaram the same morning, the thirty-five minute run costs nothing in freshness.
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.