Can I mix in other dishes?

Yes, kottu pairs well with devilled chicken or biryani. We will help you build the order.

Yes, all our meat is HMA-certified halal.

Does kottu stay good for a few hours?

Yes, it holds heat well in covered trays or chafing dishes.

Is there a vegetable kottu for vegetarian guests?

Yes. We make vegetable kottu alongside chicken and mutton.

Does kottu contain egg?

Yes. Kottu is made with egg, so tell us about egg allergies.

What should I serve next to kottu?

Something with sauce, like devilled chicken or korma, and a biryani for guests who prefer rice.

Kottu Roti Catering in Scarborough

Large-batch chicken, mutton or vegetable kottu for your event, chopped fresh and packed hot.

Kottu roti catering tray at Blessed Kitchen

Kottu is a fun dish to cater because it is filling, familiar to a Sri Lankan and Tamil crowd, and easy to serve from a tray. For events in and around Scarborough we make large-batch chicken, mutton or vegetable kottu, chopped fresh and packed hot for your headcount.

Feeding a group

One tray of kottu goes a long way, and it pairs well with a devilled chicken or a biryani if you want variety. Tell us how many people and how spicy, and we will build the order to match.

How catering works

Kottu is filling and familiar, an easy crowd-pleaser for events. We are a weekend kitchen, so we cater by preparing your order fresh and having it ready for pickup, or delivering it within our range. We do not staff events on site; we send the food, packed and ready to serve.

Tell us your headcount and date and we will sort quantities.
See our halal catering in Scarborough for the full picture.
Call or text (647) 449-2924 to lock it in.

Why kottu works at events

Kottu is party food by design: it holds heat, it is filling, and nobody needs instructions to eat it. At a birthday or a game night, a tray of kottu next to a biryani and a devil covers every kind of guest. It is chopped fresh in our Scarborough kitchen and packed in covered trays so it stays moist on the drive.

How much to order

Kottu is heavy, so it goes further than you think. For a mixed spread, plan kottu as one of two or three mains rather than the only dish. Ask about our catering trays for 5 to 30 people (small feeds 5 to 8, medium 10 to 15, large 20 to 30). For 20 or more, pair kottu trays with a per-person biryani combo.

Single orders

Our Kottu Roti is $13 with an egg omelette. Chicken is standard; ask for beef or mutton.

Allergy notes

Some of our dishes contain egg (kottu, egg masala, watalappan), dairy (yogurt sambal), fish (maasi sambal is made with dried Maldives fish) and nuts (green pea cashew curry). If anyone has an allergy, tell us when you order and we will tell you what to avoid.

Serving kottu to a crowd

Kottu firms up as it cools, so loosen it with a spoon before serving and keep the tray covered between rounds. Don't pile plates high; it is filling. If it will sit out for a while, open one tray at a time and keep the rest closed.

For a casual night of 12, single Kottu Roti orders come to final pricing depends on your menu and headcount before tax.

Kottu next to other dishes

Kottu is dry and chopped, so it sits best next to something saucy. A tray of devilled chicken or a chicken korma gives guests a gravy to spoon over it. For 20 or more, put kottu beside a biryani combo, such as Chicken Biryani Combo 1 at roughly $20 to $30 per person (quoted on menu and headcount), so people who want rice have it.