Group meal quantities
Use current portion guidance and the group's appetite to choose quantities. Do not treat illustrative serving suggestions as guarantees.
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food
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Allergen questions
Ask about ingredients and cross-contact limitations directly. A vegetarian label does not establish allergy safety.
Spice preferences
A request for less spice should reach the kitchen before preparation. Ask what changes are possible for the selected dish.
Tea and coffee orders
Confirm drink size and available preparation options instead of assuming customisations are included.
Rice and bread pairings
Choose sides from the published menu and review quantities separately from curry lines.
Dinner for a family
A shared meal works best when dishes and quantities match the actual diners rather than a guessed serving claim.
Non-vegetarian meal planning
Specify the selected dish and portion, and ask about bone-in or boneless options where offered.
Vegetarian lunch baskets
Build a balanced basket from available dishes without assuming every side is included with a main.
Indian breakfast choices
Compare the current breakfast menu and portions against the size of the group. Availability can change during a service period.
Make shared meals easier with a clear first course
For a group meal, agree on the first selection before ordering everything at once. Start with preferences, headcount and what will be shared, then compare
Tea and filter coffee: small choices that complete the order
Masala chai, ginger tea, filter coffee and black coffee provide different ways to round out a food order. Browse the current Tea and Coffee category and ch
An uncomplicated dinner basket: main, accompaniment and drink
A focused dinner order can be more satisfying than a long, repetitive list. Choose a main direction first, such as chapati with a listed curry or a biryani