
Dinner at home
A full Indian dinner cooked in your kitchen, so you can sit down with your guests.
Four ways to have Roop cook for you. Every one starts the same way: you tell her about the day, and she plans the food around it.


A full Indian dinner cooked in your kitchen, so you can sit down with your guests.

Fresh food for a bigger crowd: birthdays, poojas, kitty parties, housewarmings and get-togethers.

Learn to cook two or three dishes properly, from the first tadka to the last roti.

Everyday dal, sabzi, roti and rice for the week, cooked in one session and packed for the fridge.
Brampton and the GTA. For somewhere further away, send the address and she will let you know.
It depends on the menu and the number of guests. Send the details and Roop will reply with a menu and a price before anything is booked.
Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, Jain, no onion or garlic, halal, gluten-free and nut-free menus are all possible. Mention allergies when you book so the whole menu is planned around them.
As early as you can for weekends, festivals and big parties. For a small dinner, a week’s notice usually works.
Often, yes. If it is a dish from your family or your region, describe it and she will tell you honestly whether she can do it justice.