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973-227-6400 Call: 732-548-1888 PARTY TRAYS TO GO APPETIZERS PARTY TRAYS TO GO BREAD Small Tray $40.00; Large Tray $60.00 Sm. Lg. Price 71. Pooran Poli--------------------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $40/Lg: $60 Sm. Lg. 72. Aloo Paratha------------------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $50/Lg: $75 1. Khaman Dhokla--------- 60 Pcs 125 Pcs 73. Bajri Rotla---------------------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $40/Lg: $60 2. Dahiwada----------------- 25 Pcs 40 Pcs 74. Bhature------------------------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $50/Lg: $75 3. Party Samosa------------ 50 Pcs 75 Pcs 75. Plain Naan--------------------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $40/Lg: $60 4. Kachori-------------------- 60 Pcs 80 Pcs 76. Paneer Paratha--------------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $40/Lg: $60 5. Vegetable Cutlet-------- 30 Pcs 45 Pcs 77. Jeera Paratha------------------ 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $40/Lg: $55 6. Methi Gota--------------- 60 Pcs 100 Pcs Over four generations of authentic Indian cuisine... 78. Methi Paratha----------------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs Sm: $40/Lg: $55 7. Cut Chilli Pakoras------- 50 Pcs 85 Pcs 79. Chapati (Roti)----------------- 50 Pcs 100 Pcs Sm: $30/Lg: $60 8. Khandvi(Patodi)-------- 75 Pcs 130 Pcs 80. Wheat Flour Poori----------- 50 Pcs 100 Pcs Sm: $25/Lg: $50 9. Dalwada----------------- 60 Pcs 100 Pcs 81. Pav to go with Pav Bhaji--- 40 Pcs 80 Pcs Sm: $25/Lg: $40 10. Spring Roll-------------- 50 Pcs 100 Pcs Party Trays To Go 11. Sev Khamani----------- 5 lb 8 lb Celebrations, Parties and Potlucks 12. Aloo Bonda------------- 30 Pcs 50 Pcs PARTY TRAYS TO GO RICE 13. Sandwich Pakoras---- 30 Pcs 50 Pcs 14. Crisp Onion Fritters-- 5.5 lbs 8 lbs Small approx. serves 15 guests; Large approx. serves 30 guests 15. Handvo Platter-------- 30 Pcs 50 Pcs Price Call: 732-548-1888 16. Bajri Vada--------------- 45 pcs 75 Pcs 82. Basmati Rice Sm: $20/Lg: $40 17. Aloo Patties------------ 30 Pcs 50 Pcs 83. Vegetable Pulav Sm: $30/Lg: $50 18. Surti Patties------------ 30 Pcs 50 Pcs 84. Fried Rice Sm: $40/Lg: $60 1507 Oak Tree Rd, 19. Vegetable Pu--------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs 85. Peas Pulav Sm: $30/Lg: $50 20. Vegetable Kabab----- 30 Pcs 45 Pcs 86. Vegetable Biriyani Sm: $50/Lg: $100 Iselin, NJ 08830 21. Idli w/ Chutney-------- 20 Pcs 30 Pcs 87. Vegetable Hakka Noodles Sm: $50/Lg: $100 22. Marwadi Kachori----- 25 Pcs 40 Pcs 88. Sabudana Khichadi Sm: $50/Lg: $100 Mon-Fri: 10am-10pm; Sat, Sun: 9am-10pm 23. Mixed Veg. Pakora--- 5 lbs 8 lbs 24. Sabudana Vada------- 25 Pcs 40 Pcs 25. Khasta Kachori-------- 25 Pcs 35 Pcs PARTY TRAYS TO GO DESSERTS Call: 973-227-6400 All Dessert prices are per lb and PARTY TRAYS TO GO CURRIES can be packed in bulk. Price/lb 61 New Rd. (Cross of Rt. 46), Small tray $50 (Serves approximately 15 guests) 89. Fruit Shrikhand $9 Large tray $85 (Serves approximately 25 guests) Parsippany, NJ 07054 90. Mango Shrikhand $9 $12 26. Chana Masala 91. Ras Malai Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm 27. Bhindi Masala 92. Fruit Salad $9 28. Matar Paneer 93. Kesar Shrikhand $8 29. Surti Undhiyu 94. Basundi $12 30. Kadhai Paneer 95. Fada Lapsi $12 Call: 908-222-0069 31. Aloo Gobi Matar 96. Moong Dal Shira $12 32. Paneer Bhurji 97. Rava Shira (Prasadam) $12 33. Methi Malai Matar 98. Gulab Jamoon $12 72 Princeton Hightstown Rd, 34. Vegetable Jalfrezi 99. Rasgulla $12 35. Palak Paneer 53. Gatta Curry 100. Kesar Pista Jalebi $10 54. Corn Curry East Windsor, NJ 08520 36. Gujarati Dal 101. Assorted Sweet Platter $12 37. Rasa Wala Moong 55. Palak Dal 102. Ice Cream Buckets $10 Coming Soon! 38. Surti Kadhi 56. Achari Aloo 39. Desi Chana 57. Potato Bhaji Flavors: Kesar Pista Malai 40. Mixed Kathol 58. Spinach Kofta Curry Mango Tutti Frutti Toll Free: 1-877-SUKHADIA 41. Tindora Capsicum 59. Pav Bhaji Vegetable Cashew Raisin Pan 42. Papdi Dana Ringan Nu Shaak 60. Cauliower & Nuts Fig Ginger 43. Ragada (Dry Pea's Preparation) 61. Dudhi Chana Dal 103. Masala Pan (each) $1.99 www.sukhadia.com 44. Hyderabadi Bagara Baingan 62. Sprouted Moong [email protected] 45. Stued Eggplant & Potato 63. Turia Patra Corporate Oce: 124 Case Drive, South Plaineld, NJ 46. Baingan Bhartha 64. Papdi Lilva Muthia 47. Choli Dhokli 65. Kaju Karela Follow @ sukhadias Now on 48. Malai Kofta 66. Bherela Bhindi 49. Dal Fry 67. Tindora Batata 50. Papdi Dhokli 68. Vegetable Noodles 51. Dal Dhokli 69. Gobi Manchurian 52. Sarson Ka Saag 70. South Indian Sambhar Prices subject to change without notice. Serving size is based on approximate number of guests..
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