Dinners in a flat, evenings on a terrace · 20 to 80 guests
House party catering in Mumbai, drop-off, not a buffet line.
- Drop-offFrom ₹650per guest
- Buffet with serviceFrom ₹850per guest
- Single live counterFrom ₹1,200per guest
A three-bedroom Mumbai flat cannot hold a wedding buffet. For 20 to 60 guests Kravvia's working format is drop-off: four courses arriving hot and plated, no chafing dishes, no staff in the only corridor. From ₹650 per guest, the host stays in the room.



The house view
The mistake is booking a buffet for a dining table that seats eight. A staffed line from ₹850 needs a terrace or a bungalow lawn and fifty guests; a live counter from ₹1,200 needs a hundred and a power supply the society will approve. For a flat, ask for drop-off: four courses, two of the eight cuisines, built from the tasting menu, and name any Jain guest at the brief. One chaat cart or khow suey station can wait until the guest list actually hits a hundred. Anything else turns the host into the waiter.
Formats and bands
- 20 to 60 guests
Drop-off
From ₹650 per guest
Four courses, hot and plated, no equipment to fit into a flat. Price it for your guests
- 50 to 80 guests
Buffet with service
From ₹850 per guest
For a terrace or a bungalow lawn, with staff who clear as they go. Price it for your guests
- From 100 guests
Single live counter
From ₹1,200 per guest
One station that becomes the evening: khow suey, chaat or the Asian wok. Price it for your guests
Starting bands from Kravvia's published rate card. Final quotes move with headcount, menu depth, date and venue. See the full card.
Price it now
Your guest list, in rupees.
A guest, from
₹650
For 40 guests, from
₹26,000
The published floor for this format; the menu sets the final figure. About a week's notice is usually workable.

The detail that matters
The third curry is the problem
Kravvia, founded 1999 in Santacruz, has carried eight cuisines since 2018. That is a catalogue, not an instruction to use all of them on a dining table. Ask for an Indian base and one counterpoint, Thai or Chinese, drawn from the tasting menu. The trade-off is range versus temperature: five cuisines on a flat's counter go cold while guests are still on the first plate. Two cuisines, served hot, is the house-party menu that actually gets eaten.
Build the spread
Asked before every booking
How late can I leave a house-party booking?
Five working days covers drop-off. A Saturday in the October to February season needs two to three weeks: wedding and Diwali dates take the diary first. Ask for a written delivery window, not a vague evening slot.
Which Mumbai areas does house-party drop-off cover?
Andheri, Bandra, Juhu, Powai, BKC, Lower Parel, South Bombay, Vile Parle, Santacruz, Khar, Worli and Goregaon. Confirm the delivery window at booking so the four courses land hot, not during the first drink.
Can you cater a dinner for twelve?
No. Twenty is the drop-off minimum; below that Kravvia does not send a meal. For a table of twelve, mithai at ₹850 to ₹2,400 per kg works as dessert or a take-home, not as the dinner.
Can I book a live counter for a 40-guest house party?
No. The nine live counters start at 100 guests, from ₹1,200 per guest. A flat of 20 to 60 takes drop-off from ₹650; a staffed buffet from ₹850 needs fifty guests and a terrace or lawn. Ask for two cuisines, not a station the room cannot hold.



