
Minimum 10 orders
Diwali Boxed Meal
$19.99 per person
An individually packaged Diwali meal with a vegetarian option available.
- Butter Chicken OR Paneer Makhani
- Basmati Rice
- Dal Tadka
- Naan
- Gulab Jamun
Work events
Plan a Diwali office lunch, employee celebration or client event with Indian starters, mains, breads, rice, sweets and serving formats suited to the room and agenda.

Useful for
Office Diwali lunches, employee celebrations and client events
Commercial terms
Confirmed in the quote
Planning note
Submit the complete brief at least 7 days before service. Menu terminology and presentation are reviewed with the selected restaurant and client representative before the event plan is finalized.
Diwali office and corporate catering
LunchLink can coordinate Diwali catering for Toronto offices and corporate events as a buffet, individually boxed meal, sweets-only spread, chaat or live station, or thali-style service. Current Diwali package options start at CAD $19.99 per person with a 10-order minimum; submit the complete request at least 7 days ahead, and allow 2-4 weeks for 50+ guests or live-station service.
Package options
Use these three package options to choose the direction for the quote. Final availability, quantities, substitutions, dietary accommodations, delivery, staffing, rentals, entertainment, service fees and taxes are confirmed in writing before the order is accepted.

Minimum 10 orders
$19.99 per person
An individually packaged Diwali meal with a vegetarian option available.

Minimum 10 orders
$24.50 per person
A shared buffet-style Diwali menu with chicken, paneer, dal, rice, bread, salad and dessert.

Minimum 10 orders
$32.50 per person
A premium Diwali spread with chicken, lamb or goat, tandoori chicken, paneer, dal, sides and sweets.
Magician
$350 per event
Balloon decor
$250 per event
Event staffing
$25 per hour
Live cooking
$550 onsite
All Diwali catering packages require a minimum of 10 orders. Pricing is per person before applicable taxes, delivery, staffing, rentals, entertainment and service fees. Vegetarian, halal, vegan and gluten-free accommodations may be available upon request.
Serving formats
Match service to the schedule, room, guest flow and distribution plan. Current items and availability are confirmed in writing.
Best for: Shared office lunches and larger team celebrations
A broad menu with separate starters, mains, rice, breads, sides and sweets.
Best for: Fixed seating, short breaks and split teams
Pre-portioned selections support faster handout and clearly identified dietary meals.
Best for: Short gatherings, gifting and afternoon events
A focused assortment can complement speeches, recognition, client visits or a tea break.
Best for: Interactive or structured celebrations
Station and thali-style formats need room, timing, staffing, queue flow and venue approval confirmed in advance.
Menu planning
Use these menu groups as a planning vocabulary. Regional style, item names, recipes, dietary status and presentation are confirmed with the selected restaurant and the client representative before finalization.
Choose a manageable assortment for the serving format and available setup.
Balance vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices around the guest requirements.
Confirm holding, replenishment and serviceware for every supporting item.
Confirm assortment, portion count, ingredients, labelling and presentation.
Booking timeline
2–4 weeks ahead
For 50+ guests, chaat service, staffing, rentals or regional menu preferences, begin with an estimated brief.
At least 7 days ahead
Provide the occasion, date, headcount, address, budget, dietary counts, preferred format, access and staffing needs.
Before acceptance
The selected restaurant and client representative review terminology and presentation; LunchLink confirms items, quantities, dietary handling and operations in writing.
Service day
Keep dietary meals separated, make the onsite contact available and follow the confirmed station, setup and cleanup plan.
Quote checklist
Plan with confidence
A buffet suits a shared office lunch, individual boxes simplify distribution, a sweets-only table supports a shorter gathering, a chaat station creates an interactive moment, and thali-style service supports a more structured meal.
LunchLink asks the selected restaurant partner and a client representative to review menu terminology and presentation before the event plan is finalized. This helps align regional preferences, dietary expectations and the tone of the workplace celebration.
Vegetarian, vegan, halal, gluten-aware, dairy-aware and allergy needs must be supplied as counts. Ingredients, preparation, substitutions, labelling and cross-contact limitations are confirmed for each selected item.
Frequently asked
Possible formats include a buffet, individually boxed meal, sweets-only spread, chaat or live station, and thali-style plated service. Current menus, station requirements, staffing and availability are confirmed in the quote.
A brief can consider starters such as samosas, chaat, paneer tikka, bonda or dhokla; mains such as butter chicken, malai kofta, navratan korma, biryani or dal makhani; rice, breads and sides; and Indian sweets. Final items depend on the selected restaurant's current menu.
Submit the complete request at least 7 days before service. Begin 2–4 weeks ahead for 50+ people, a staffed chaat station, rentals, multiple drops or detailed cultural and dietary review.
Potential vegetarian, vegan, halal and other dietary choices can be reviewed. The selected restaurant must confirm ingredients, preparation, labelling, substitutions and cross-contact limitations for every final item.
Share the date, complete address, headcount, budget range, desired eating time, serving format, dietary requirements, room setup, and onsite contact. These details allow current options to be reviewed accurately.
The Diwali page currently offers three package directions: the Diwali Boxed Meal at $19.99 per person, the Diwali Buffet Package at $24.50 per person, and the Diwali Premium Package at $32.50 per person. Final quantities, substitutions, tax, delivery, staffing and availability are confirmed in writing.
Individual meals, shared platters, and buffet-style service may be considered when the room and agenda support them. The selected format and current menu must be confirmed for the occasion.
Yes. Optional add-ons listed for Diwali include a magician for $350 per event, balloon decor for $250 per event, event staffing at $25 per hour, and live cooking for $550 onsite. Venue access, timing, setup, safety and staffing details are confirmed in the quote.
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