NON-VEG PARTY” BOOKING FORM Rs.375/- + Taxes As Applicable Lunch Timing: 12:00PM to 3:00PM Dinner Timing: 7.30PM to 11PM (Applicable from 01/01/2019)

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“NON-VEG PARTY” BOOKING FORM Rs.375/- + Taxes as applicable Lunch Timing: 12:00PM to 3:00PM Dinner Timing: 7.30PM to 11PM (Applicable from 01/01/2019) Name of Member M.S. No. Address Mobile No. Phone Nos. Party Last Booked On Day, Date & Venue Time of Party Number of Guests Guaranteed (Adults/Children) Guests expected Advance Payment F & B Receipt No. (Cheque/Cash) Advance & Date Note / Remark Terms & Conditions: Party cancellation charges will be as under:. Less than 12hrs: 25% minimum party bill will be charged. Less than 6hrs. : Notice 50% of food charges will be retained / charged. Booking shall be accepted with 24 hours prior notice as per availability. Please specify use of Onion/Garlic. Non Veg. will be booked on Ala - Carte only Eatables from outside are not permitted. PA system allowed on sleep mode (chargeable 500 rs extra.) 50% advance will be paid for Party booking at the time of booking. The management reserves the right to cancel/change the venue. Total Bill will be cleared immediately after finishing the Party. @ 10% margin in no. of guests will only be accepted decoration extra furniture or other facilities are chargeable 500 rs. parties are chargeable on a/c hall ( area charge extra 10%) Note: (Without 50% ADVANCE Party will not be booked.) ___________________________________ ______________________________ (Signature of F&B Manager) (Signature of Member) M.S. No. : __________________ Date: _______________________ Party Booking Form_ New Rate w.e.f. 01.01.2019_ DATE: ONION/GARLIC CAN BE USED OR NOT (PLEASE TICK) DAY: NON - VEGETARIAN MENU DRINK / NO DRINK Rs. 375 + Taxes as applicable LUNCH / DINNER (w.e.f.:01.01.2019) 1. SOUP (Select any one) Tomato Soup + Mix / Dal Sweet Corn Soup + Mix. / Hara Bhara Shorba + Mix. / Pakoda (Seasonal) Dal Pakoda (Seasonal) Dal Pakoda 2. NON - VEG (Select any one) Mutton Chicken 3. NON - VEG (Compulsory) Egg Cury 4. VEGETABLE (Select any one) Paneer Butter Masala Shahi Paneer Kadai Paneer Paneer Korma Paneer Sagwala Mutter Paneer Malai Kofta Chakki Ki Subzi Haldi (Seasonal) Mixed Vegetable (Dry/Curry) Kofta Curry (Palak/Lauki) Channa Masala Marwari Gatta Bhindi-Do-Pyaza Kadhi Pakora 5. RICE & PULLAO (Select any one) Plain Rice Jeera Pullao Peas Pullao Vegetable Pullao 6. BREADS (Select any two) Tandoori Roti Naan Missi Roti 7. SALADS (Select any one) Onion Salad Green Garden Rich Salad Kachumar Salad Along with Achar/Chutni and Papad/Salewara. Extra Attractions will be as per club menu rates: WELCOME DRINK Keri Pani (Seasonal) Podina Punch Jaljeera (Seasonal) Cold Drink Nimbu Pani RICE PREPARATIONS Veg. Biryani Kabuli SNACKS Mirchi Bada Small Kofta Paneer Pakora BEVERAGES Tea/Coffee Mineral Water Note: (Non Veg. requirement on Ala Carte.) Party Booking Form_ New Rate w.e.f. 01.01.2019_ .

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