Multi-cuisine catering

Also known as: MC catering, multi-cuisine spread

Wedding catering that spans 4+ cuisines (Indian, Continental, Chinese, Asian, Italian, etc.) — typical at premium Indian weddings serving guests with varied taste preferences.

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About Multi-cuisine catering

Multi-cuisine catering at Indian weddings spans 4-7 different cuisines, designed to satisfy guests with varied taste preferences. Common combinations:

  • North Indian + South Indian + Continental + Chinese (most common 4-cuisine spread)
  • Adding Italian/pasta + Mediterranean + Mexican (premium 6-7 cuisine spreads)
  • Regional Indian specialties — Hyderabadi biryani, Punjabi dal makhani, Kerala fish curry, Bengali sweets all together
  • Multiple live counters — chaat, dosa, pasta, sushi, dessert, ice cream — each as a station with chef

Multi-cuisine catering signals premium service. Per-plate pricing reflects this:

  • 3-cuisine spread: ₹1,500-2,500/plate
  • 4-cuisine + 2-3 live counters: ₹2,000-3,500/plate
  • 6+ cuisine + 5+ live counters: ₹3,500-7,000/plate
  • Luxury (5-star) with imported ingredients: ₹5,000+/plate

Related terms

  • Per-plate pricing — The per-guest catering cost at Indian wedding venues — quoted separately for vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus, with non-veg typically ₹200–500 higher.
  • Banquet hall — A dedicated indoor venue used for weddings, receptions, parties, and corporate events — typically with built-in catering, AC, AV, and seating capacity ranging from 80 to 800 guests.
  • Big-fat wedding — An informal term for large-scale Indian weddings with 500-2,000+ guests, multi-day events, elaborate decor, premium catering, and total budgets typically ₹30 lakh to ₹5 crore+.