Three discipline tiers, three menu logics. Partner kitchens that respect each one — separate prep, separate utensils, separate sourcing. No ad-hoc "we'll skip onion".
A Bengali kitchen experienced with niramish ceremony catering. Strict Jain — confirm on WhatsApp; we'll route to specialist if needed.
by Chef Karabi Dey · Niramish ceremony specialist
Real ranges set by partner kitchens. Aayojan is a marketplace, not a kitchen.
Jain — no onion, no garlic, no root veg (no potato, carrot). Sattvik — Ayurvedic, no onion-garlic, gentle spices. Niramish — Bengali ceremony, no onion-garlic, allows root veg like potato.
Niramish ₹350-₹450/plate. Sattvik ₹400-₹500/plate. Strict Jain ₹450-₹600/plate.
Saraswati Puja, Lakshmi Puja, Annaprasan ceremony day, Griha Pravesh, ekadashi, Brahmin family events, Jain community events.
Yes — separate prep, separate utensils, no root veg. Confirm strict-Jain on WhatsApp; we filter to verified specialists.
Jeera rice, dal (panchratan/moong), sabzi (mixed veg, paneer), puri/luchi, raita, papad, dessert. Jain uses raw banana/arbi instead of potato.
25 plates. Ceremonies typically 30-100; Jain weddings 200-500.
Tell us which tier (Jain / Sattvik / Niramish), event, guest count, area. Quotes in hours.