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Chaat and Street Food Catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

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Chaat and Street Food Catering in Pune

Pune street food done cleanly — pav bhaji, vada pav, chaat and kulfi counters with hygienic prep.

Chaat and Street Food Catering in Pune from Welcome Caterers costs ₹450–₹800 per plate as an indicative band, plus GST, with chefs, stewards, equipment and clearance included. We plan for 100 guests up to 1,000+. Send the date, venue and guest count to +91 96731 98867 and you get a written per-plate quote the same day.

At a glance

What Chaat and Street Food catering costs and needs

Indicative figures for planning, not a quote. Send the date, venue and guest count to +91 96731 98867 and you get a written per-plate number the same day.

Indicative per plate

₹450–₹800 per plate — simple vegetarian buffet, single cuisine.

Guest range

Planned from 100 guests up to 1,000+.

Live counters

One live counter per 75 guests

Counter throughput

75-100 guests per hour per counter

Service staff

One steward per 25 guests

Plated service

One steward per 12 guests

Setup on site

Four hours on site before service. Six hours for a full wedding spread.

Book by

Six to ten weeks in peak season, two to three weeks otherwise.

Pune street classics
Hygienic sourcing and prep
Themed thela counters
Jain chaat options

Menu

What we serve

Chaat

  • Sev puri
  • Pani puri
  • Dahi puri
  • Ragda pattice
  • Bhel

Pune Classics

  • Vada pav
  • Pav bhaji
  • Misal pav
  • Frankie rolls

Grill & Fry

  • Bombay sandwich
  • Cheese toast
  • Samosa chaat

Sweet

  • Kulfi falooda
  • Malai gola
  • Live jalebi

Signature card

Our Chaat and Street Food menu, dish by dish

Pune street food done cleanly — pav bhaji, vada pav, chaat and kulfi counters with hygienic prep. Every section below can be made pure vegetarian, Jain or vegan, and is cooked at your venue rather than transported ready-made.

Chaat

Sev puri — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Sev puri

Made to order at the live tawa or tandoor station.

Pani puri — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Pani puri

Made to order at the live tawa or tandoor station.

Dahi puri — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Dahi puri

Made to order at the live tawa or tandoor station.

Ragda pattice — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Ragda pattice

A Chaat and Street Food counter favourite, cooked on site and served at temperature.

Bhel — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Bhel

Assembled in front of guests at the street-food counter.

Pune Classics

Vada pav — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Vada pav

Assembled in front of guests at the street-food counter.

Pav bhaji — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Pav bhaji

Assembled in front of guests at the street-food counter.

Misal pav — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Misal pav

Assembled in front of guests at the street-food counter.

Frankie rolls — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Frankie rolls

Assembled in front of guests at the street-food counter.

Grill & Fry

Bombay sandwich — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Bombay sandwich

A Chaat and Street Food counter favourite, cooked on site and served at temperature.

Cheese toast — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Cheese toast

A Chaat and Street Food counter favourite, cooked on site and served at temperature.

Samosa chaat — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Samosa chaat

Assembled in front of guests at the street-food counter.

Sweet

Kulfi falooda — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Kulfi falooda

Kept in cold holding and plated per guest.

Malai gola — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Malai gola

A Chaat and Street Food counter favourite, cooked on site and served at temperature.

Live jalebi — Chaat and Street Food catering by Welcome Caterers in Pune

Live jalebi

Finished warm at the dessert counter.

Every dish is cooked at your venue by our chefs. Vegetarian, Jain and vegan versions of the full card are available on request.

Cost

What it costs, and what the rate already covers

These are the same bands quoted everywhere else on this site. The number inside a band moves with the menu, the counter count, the service style and the guest count — not with the page you happen to be reading.

Indicative per-plate bands by service style
What you are bookingPer plateTypical of
Simple vegetarian buffet, single cuisine₹450–₹800Pooja lunches, satvik and Jain thali service, office vegetarian menus
Mixed veg and non-veg buffet, two live counters₹900–₹1,400House parties, birthdays, smaller receptions
Wedding or reception spread, five to eight counters₹1,400–₹2,200Full wedding service with dessert bar and paan counter

Bands need client sign-off before launch and exclude GST. Send the date, venue and headcount for a written quote the same day.

Included in the per-plate rate

  • Chefs and counter cooks for every station
  • Uniformed stewards and an on-site supervisor
  • Chafing equipment, counter facades and crockery
  • Venue recce and counter layout plan before the date
  • Full clearance, waste removal and venue handover

Quoted separately

  • GST on the invoice
  • Travel and logistics beyond Pune-Pimpri-Chinchwad or Lonavala
  • Premium proteins, imported cheese and out-of-season produce
  • Generator or power backup where the venue cannot supply it
  • Extra service hours beyond the agreed window

Counter-wise

Live counters for this menu

Every counter below can be booked on its own, without a full menu, or combined into the spread above. Each one carries its own price, footprint and power requirement.

Dietary

Jain, vegetarian, vegan and allergen handling

Pune guest lists almost always include pure vegetarian, Jain and no-onion-no-garlic eaters, and increasingly vegan and gluten-free guests. We run those as separate kitchen lines with their own utensils, oil and counters rather than as an afterthought tray at the end of the buffet.
Separate kitchen lines for vegetarian, Jain, satvik and vegan food, each with its own utensils, pans and fresh oil.
No onion, no garlic, no root vegetables on a Jain line — and the base gravies rebuilt rather than stripped.
Counter signage on every station with veg and non-veg marking and the major allergens named.
Fasting and upvas menus prepared with sendha namak, kept off the regular kitchen line entirely.
Full ingredient lists sent ahead where a guest has a nut, dairy, gluten or sesame allergy.
The dietary counters physically separated in the layout, with their own stewards who stay on that counter.

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Before you send the enquiry

FAQs

Chaat and Street Food Catering questions

Is street food safe when it is catered?

Everything is prepped in our own kitchen with the same sourcing, cold chain and temperature logs as the rest of our menu — nothing is bought from a roadside vendor and reheated. The counters are styled like a thela; the kitchen behind them is not.

Is the pani for pani puri safe?

It is made in our kitchen with RO water, chilled, and carried in sealed containers. That is the single dish people worry about most, and it is the one we control most tightly.

Do you do Jain chaat?

Yes — no onion, no potato, no garlic. Ragda made without potato, sev puri and dahi puri built on raw banana and moong, and a separate counter with its own chutneys and its own sev.

Can street food work as the whole dinner, or only as snacks?

It can be the whole dinner if you plan it as one — pav bhaji, misal, frankies and a chaat line together are a real meal. Chaat alone is a snack, and guests will be hungry by ten.

Can the counters be themed?

Yes, with thela-style carts, hand-painted signage and vendor-style uniforms. The carts are part of our kit; custom signage and props are quoted separately.

How far ahead should we book?

Six to ten weeks for October to February weddings and the Diwali corporate season. Outside that, two to three weeks is usually comfortable, and short-notice bookings taken when the kitchen has capacity.

Can we taste the menu before we confirm?

Yes. We arrange a tasting for confirmed enquiries, and the final dish list, spice levels and sweetness are locked after it rather than before. Sharing the date, venue and guest count gets you a written per-plate quote the same day.

Plan your Chaat and Street Food menu with us

Tastings before booking, live counters at your venue, and one supervisor with you all evening.

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