How we brief floor teams, design parallel menus, and keep Jain, vegan, and allergen guests at the same standard as the main service.
Dedicated dietary tables fail when they feel like an afterthought: colder food, fewer servers, or a walk no one wants to take in formal wear. We treat parallel menus as part of the main story — same plating discipline, same timing, clear signage without shouting.
Jain and no-root requirements need kitchen protocols, not just menu swaps. Allergens need single sources of truth on the pass. We align with your family office or planner early so the guest list’s “notes” column becomes execution, not improvisation on the day.
What to send in the brief
A consolidated spreadsheet beats scattered WhatsApp forwards: guest name, requirement type, table number, and any cross-allergies. Updates should have a cut-off we agree on so the kitchen can prep and label with confidence.
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