Spend your time where it matters. Enjoy delicious home-style cooked Indian food without the hassle.
Home cooked 'Rasoi' food is one thing we crave when we are away. At the end of a long day of work or college you want the fresh, healthy and delicious home-style cooked Indian food.
Chef Rupa and her team are providing home-style cooked Indian food at affordable prices for everyday needs for your busy lifestyle. Food that tastes like home.
Our food is subsidized and healthier than the restaurant take-out food. You can also customize food items with instructions such as 'low oil' or 'less salt' to fit your health needs.
Tiffin is an English slang term for any light meal. It originated in British India and is today found primarily in Indian English. The word originated when Indian custom superseded the British practice of afternoon tea, leading to a new word for the afternoon meal. It is derived from the obsolete English slang tiffing, for ?taking a little drink or sip?.
In parts of India, such as Mumbai, the word mostly refers to a packed lunch of some sort, in particular to light lunches prepared for working Indian men by their wives after they have left for work, or for schoolchildren by their parents. In Mumbai, it is often forwarded to them by dabbawalas, sometimes known as tiffin wallahs, who use a complex system to get thousands of tiffin-boxes to their destinations.
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