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Live Counters · Mumbai · Min 100 Guests

Live counter catering in Mumbai. Nine stations, live fire.

From ₹1,200a guest, events with counters

+₹200 to ₹400a guest, per counter

Kravvia runs nine live counters for Mumbai events from 100 guests, with events from ₹1,200 a guest. Tandoor at 480°C. Pizza on the wood-fire floor in 90 seconds. Eleven pots of khow suey for build-your-bowl theatre. Chefs plating in front of guests, the smell of smoke and char in the room. Choose one to five stations: three-hour setup, ₹200 to ₹400 per guest on top of the base menu.

  • 09Live formats
  • 480Tandoor °C
  • 90sPizza floor time
  • 11Khow Suey pots
  • 9 formats
  • Min 100 guests
  • 3-hour setup
  • +₹200 to ₹400/guest
  • Jain spec available
AI-generated image: a live dosa counter, a plain dosa and a tomato and capsicum uttapam on a black tava, with coconut and coriander chutneys beside it
All 09 formats

Tandoor

Clay oven · 480°C

Works for: Weddings · Corporate.

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Pizza Forno

90-second wood-fire

Works for: Mixers · Birthdays.

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Pasta Live

Tossed in cheese wheel

Works for: Receptions.

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Chaat Cart

Eight chutneys · live

Works for: Sangeet · Mehndi.

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Churro Bar

Fried-to-order · 6 dips

Works for: Dessert hour.

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Waffle Press

Belgian iron

Works for: Brunches.

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Dosa Tava

Cast iron · 12 fillings

Works for: South Indian set.

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Asian Wok

Live wok-hei

Works for: Cocktail hour.

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Khow Suey

Build-your-bowl · 11 pots

Works for: Showpiece.

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All nine, in detail

Nine live counters, from 100 guests.

Every counter starts at 100 guests and needs a 6 x 6 ft footprint, a power point and three hours of setup. Premium events with live counters start from ₹1,200 per guest; as an add-on to a base menu, a counter adds ₹200 to ₹400 per guest. Chaat, pizza, churro and waffle run to strict Jain spec, with separate prep and separate utensils. The full live counter menu lists every station dish by dish.

AI-generated image: Hakka noodles tossed in a black wok over a gas flame at a live wok counter, with steel bowls of cabbage, capsicum, baby corn, beans and fried rice.
  1. Clay oven · 480°C

    Live tandoor counter

    Clay oven at 480°C, cooked in front of guests. Books for weddings, corporate evenings and reunions that stand rather than sit.

  2. 90-second wood-fire

    Live pizza counter

    Wood-fired, 90 seconds on the oven floor, on dough hand-stretched after a 48-hour cold ferment. The birthday and mixer counter; runs to Jain spec on request.

  3. Tossed in cheese wheel

    Live pasta counter

    Tossed to order in a cheese wheel, in red, white or pesto sauce. Vegetarian cheese throughout, no animal rennet. Books for receptions.

  4. Eight chutneys · live

    Live chaat counter

    Eight chutneys, assembled live. The sangeet and mehendi counter; runs to Jain spec on request.

  5. Fried-to-order · 6 dips

    Churro bar

    Fried to order with six dips, for the dessert hour. Runs to Jain spec on request.

  6. Belgian iron

    Live waffle counter

    Belgian iron, pressed to order, for brunches and birthdays. Runs to Jain spec on request.

  7. Cast iron · 12 fillings

    Live dosa counter

    Cast-iron tava with 12 fillings: dosa and uttapam, the South Indian set.

  8. Live wok-hei

    Asian wok live counter

    Live wok-hei for the cocktail hour, drawn from the 21-dish vegetarian Chinese section: Hakka, Chilly Garlic and Malaysian noodles, Veg Fried and Shanghai Fried rice, Paneer Chilly, tossed at the station.

  9. Build-your-bowl · 11 pots

    Khow suey live counter

    Build-your-bowl from 11 pots, the showpiece counter, from the 16-dish vegetarian Thai section.

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Counters from ₹1,200 a guest, from 100 guests.

Tell us the date, the guest count and the counters you want. Priti comes back with availability and a menu.

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Live counter questions.

How many live counters should I book?

100 to 250 guests: one or two. 250 to 500: two or three. 500-plus: three to five, depending on format. The right number is more about cuisine balance than headcount: one savoury station, one sweet or dessert station is the working baseline.

What's the minimum guest count for a live counter?

100 guests. Below that, the chef labour math doesn't work for either of us. We'd recommend a buffet with our regular menu instead.

What does a live counter add to the per-guest cost?

A counter adds ₹200 to ₹400 per guest to a base menu, depending on format; events with live counters start from ₹1,200 per guest. Custom quote on WhatsApp once the menu is locked.

Do you provide the equipment?

Yes. Fully equipped stations, plating, utensils, decor and the chef. You provide power (if outdoor) and a 6 x 6 ft footprint per station.

Can I mix counters across cuisines?

Yes. Most events do. Chaat plus pizza is the classic crowd combo. Tandoor plus pasta is the other regular. Kravvia suggests pairings based on guest profile.

How long does setup take?

Three hours from arrival to fully operational. We handle all logistics: equipment, uniforms, mise en place. You just need to give us a confirmed footprint and power point the week before.

Are live counters available in Jain spec?

Yes. Chaat (Jain), pizza (Jain), churro and waffle adapt cleanly. The Jain kitchen runs separate prep and utensils for live-counter mise en place: no shared boards with onion or garlic stations.