We started with one rented tandoor and a Sunday lunch order.
Sixteen years and roughly nine hundred events later the kitchen is a good deal larger, but the thing that got us the second booking is still the thing we sell: food that tastes like someone cooked it, rather than food that was assembled.
Catering at scale is a logistics business wearing an apron. Anyone can make a good dal for six. Making the same dal for six hundred, so the last plate off the line is as good as the first, is a different craft — and it is mostly about planning, staffing and refusing to cook things a day early.
We are not the cheapest quote you will get. On the call we will tell you exactly where the difference goes, and you can decide whether it is worth it to you. Plenty of people decide it is not, and that is a perfectly reasonable answer.
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