Pavs Dhaba

Pavs Dhaba brings Punjabi street food to a venue chosen by the customer. Based in Moortown, Leeds, it caters weddings, parties, baby showers, family celebrations, and corporate events. Its offering combines shareable dishes with live food stations, themed carts, and a food truck that can be booked for private or business occasions.

The catering menu moves across several forms of Punjabi street food. Starters include samosas, pakoras, aloo tikki, paneer, chicken wings, and lamb kebabs. The street-food section includes chaat, gol gappe, pav bhaji, keema pav, puri chole, and dosa, along with noodle dishes and options made with chicken, vegetables, or paneer. The exact selection can be tailored to each event.

For fuller meals, the menu adds lentil, vegetable, paneer, chicken, lamb, and fish curries, with sides such as jeera rice, naan, and roti. Indian desserts include gulab jamun, kheer, ras malai, and jalebi. The website marks some dishes gluten-free but warns that a small kitchen may have cross-contamination; guests with allergies or intolerances should talk with the team before booking.

The service can be arranged in several formats. Live stations bring preparation to the event, while food and drink carts add a more informal setup with sweet and savory choices. For weddings, the company offers a full Punjabi street-food experience; the food truck can be hired for birthdays, baby showers, and corporate gatherings. The menu plan is discussed with each client based on the occasion and guest count.

Pavs Dhaba also travels to food and music festivals around the country. Its events page says it creates packages for charities, corporate functions, and pop-up events and works with hosts to develop a menu. This flexibility distinguishes the business from a restaurant with a fixed dining room: its food and team travel to the chosen venue.

The brand emphasizes fresh ingredients and spices from Punjab, with a menu that ranges from small plates for sharing to main dishes and desserts. That mix can suit a reception with canapés, a meal served through live stations, or a food-truck format. Dishes, vegetarian choices, gluten-free items, and service requirements are discussed as part of the event quote.

Pavs Dhaba lists Moortown, Leeds, as its base and accepts catering inquiries by email and through its events form. It does not list a public dining address; its work centers on bringing food service to weddings and other celebrations. An initial inquiry lets organizers share the date, venue, guest count, and kind of food experience they have in mind.