Monsoon Group Catering

Rakesh and the whole Monsoon team,
Thank you sooo much for catering at our wedding and reception! As you know, your restaurant has been one of my favorites since I was young, and to actually have you guys come out to orange county and cater for my wedding was just amazing. It has been over a week and I keep getting calls/​messages/​emails asking me where we catered from because everyone LOVED the food and of course your outstanding presentation. Your food is has a different touch then the typical punjabi style catering.
Thank you Rakesh for being such a nice person and for really putting in your extra effort for making everything so perfect. Anand stole the chocolate samosa from my plate so I didn’t get to try that, but the lychee mousse was delicious! I keep telling Anand that I wish I could go back and be a guest at my own wedding/​reception so I could enjoy the food. Anand and I didn’t get to eat everything, so we will have to come to Bombay for some dinner and drinks. Thank you Rakesh for everything, and we will be seeing you soon!
Arti & Anand

Monsoon group catered our wedding 3 weeks ago, and they delivered beyond our expectations. They are very easy to deal with, brought in the best Indian food of San Diego and even brought a tandoori oven for fresh naans. Our guests were very pleased with the food quality, innovative dishes, attention to detail, presentation and décor. Kudos for running such a great business! Highly recommended!

Purples, reds, oranges and fuchsias. At the end, not only we get nutrition through the palate, the eyes need their vitamins too, and The Monsoon Group Catering delivers Indian glamour galore! I have been several times in the Monsoon restaurant in Gaslamp, but never until last Saturday during an event at the San Diego zoo I had the opportunity to try out their catering. It was the most popular food stand, the prettiest and the staging was awesome (even if the «fake Indians» were in reality some Mexican employees, very cool, we had some laughing about it!). Food was good as usual, not too spicy to make sure it caters unaccustomed to spices American taste, but again the best was that guy offering bindis to all the girls, reaching to them, the statue of a Hindu God, the mantle cloth with very Indian decorations and also the very tall man that was posing to the cameras with a warm Namaste. Now, please, someone invite me to an Indian wedding catered by Monsoon!