Halal Eid Catering in Scarborough — Feasts for the Whole Family

Authentic halal Eid catering delivered to Scarborough, roughly $20 to $30 per person (quoted on menu and headcount). Book early.

Eid in Scarborough means three days of visiting

Our kitchen is on Passmore Avenue in north Scarborough, so Eid here is close to home for us. For many local families the first day is spent going from house to house, and the second and third days bring the relatives who could not make it on day one. That pattern matters when you order. You might host twice, or host once and need enough food left for the next day's guests.

Picking up between visits

A lot of Scarborough families collect their order from 328 Passmore Avenue, Unit 59, on the way between houses. Our weekend kitchen does pickup on Saturday and Sunday. Eid does not always fall on a weekend, so tell us the date when you ask, and we will tell you what is possible.

Before you drive over

• Empty the trunk and lay down an old towel or a flat box. Trays should ride flat, not on a sloped back seat.
• Bring a second person if the order is for more than thirty. One drives, one steadies the trays and carries.
• Plan your route so the pickup is your last stop before home, not the first of four visits.
• Have the warmers lit or the oven on low before you get back.

If you would rather stay put, delivery anywhere in Scarborough is usually a 10 to 20 minute drive from the kitchen.

Food for day two and day three

Ordering a little extra on purpose is common at Eid. Done right, the second day's lunch is already sorted. A few general food-safety habits keep it good:

1. Get leftovers into the fridge within two hours of the meal, in shallow containers so they cool quickly.
2. Biryani reheats well covered, with a small splash of water, in the oven or microwave until steaming all the way through.
3. Fried chicken keeps its crunch better in the oven than in the microwave.
4. Sambols, acharu and yogurt sambal are served cold. Do not reheat them; just take out what you need.
5. Watalappan is best chilled, so it is the one dish that may even be better on day two.

Plates for the neighbours

Sending food to neighbours and to families who cannot cook that day is part of Eid for many households. If you plan to do this, count those plates into your order instead of hoping there is enough left over. Ten neighbour plates is ten more people. Pack them before your own guests eat, in sealed containers, and label any with maasi sambol or green-pea cashew curry so the neighbours know about fish or nuts.

Fewer than 20 guests on Eid

Our combos start at 20 people. For a smaller Eid lunch, order from the regular menu through our direct ordering page or Uber Eats. Our Northern Sri Lankan style Biriyani is $12, with a choice of chicken, beef, mutton or vegetable. Add Chicken Devil at $12.99, Chilli Chicken at $14.99, a Mango Lassi at $6 each, and Vattalappam at $15 for something sweet. For six people, six biriyanis and two orders of Chicken Devil come to $97.98 before tax.

Two Scarborough Eid budgets

quotes each event based on menu and headcount with a 20-person minimum. Totals are before tax and delivery.

• 30 relatives, Mutton Biryani Combo at quoted for your event: final pricing depends on your menu and headcount. Mutton biryani, chicken chukka, eggplant moju, maasi sambol, pineapple curry, yogurt sambal, acharu and kithul watalappan.
• 60 guests across the afternoon, Chicken Biryani Combo 2 at quoted for your event: final pricing depends on your menu and headcount. Chicken biryani, deep-fried chicken, green-pea cashew curry, pineapple curry, eggplant moju, acharu, maasi sambol and custard.

Prefer something other than biryani? Our ghee rice combos are another Eid favourite. Call or text (647) 449-2924 to set up pickup or delivery.

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