Down Sankey Road from our kitchen, near Cunningham Road. Corporate catering here has to look composed and still taste like someone's mother made it.
Vasanth Nagar sits between the Cantonment and the city's business district, a grid of quiet lanes where colonial-era bungalows have become offices, guest houses and a few consulates, with apartment blocks filling the gaps. On weekdays the population doubles and turns formal; on weekends the streets empty out and belong to the dog walkers. The offices here are law firms, consultancies, trading companies and rep offices, small enough to matter and too small for a canteen. Everything about catering here is daytime, scheduled and compact: a lunch that arrives plated, on time, for a room of eight.
Offices, consulates and hotels sit close together, so the meals are usually working ones: board lunches, client meetings and small launches where the food is part of the impression. Presentation matters, but so does the food actually being good.
Boardroom and client lunches, where the food is part of the meeting's tone. Seminar and training days with coffee breaks, product launches and dealer meets in the serviced venues, and evening receptions in hotel function rooms. Year-end and festive lunches for the smaller offices happen in the same rooms, the same formality, slightly looser ties.
For a board lunch we would suggest Paneer Tikka to open, Jeera Rice and Daal Makhni with phulka for the main, and a light curd and salad course, portioned so nobody faces a loaded plate mid-meeting. A jug of Classic Cold Coffee works better here than urn coffee, and it photographs properly when clients are in the room.
Down Sankey Road the run is about fifteen minutes, and most deliveries fall inside the weekday working window when traffic behaves. The real logistics are vertical: basement loading docks, service lifts booked in slots, and building security that wants names and vehicle numbers the previous evening. We deliver plated or in hot boxes to the pantry floor, whichever the office manager prefers, and collect the empties the same day.
We set up in office boardrooms, serviced meeting floors and hotel function rooms, around Cunningham Road and Sankey Road. Every plate is pure-veg, and we prepare Jain options on request.
Can you deliver a boardroom lunch to a Vasanth Nagar office? Yes. Boardroom lunches are served plated or boxed per head, delivered to the pantry or the meeting floor, at a time you set to the minute. Service lifts and security are handled in advance, and the menu can be kept light for working lunches where people eat and talk.
Do you provide coffee-break and high-tea items for Vasanth Nagar seminars? We do. Coffee breaks run on filter coffee or Coorg Arabica, with snacks like nippattu, cutlets or cookies sized for a ten-minute window. Counts can be adjusted until the previous evening, and we deliver with serving staff if the venue has none.
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.