Service Offered
Food & Catering,
Cooking Services,
Homemade Indian Food
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Piru's Kitchen
- Addison, IL
- 15 Years in Business
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Offering tiffin service in Addison, Villa Park, Lombard, Elmhurst, Carol Stream, Schaumburg, and neighboring cities. We promise to deliver high quality, fresh, and delicious home-cooked desi food 5 days a week (weekends off). We offer vegetarian and non-vegetarian tiffin boxes. Vegetarian Tiffin includes: One daal serving, one sabzi serving, 4 rotis or rice, salad or raita. Non-vegetarian Tiffin includes: One meat serving, one daal or sabzi serving, 4 Rotis or rice, salad or raita. Free tiffin delivery if within a 5-mile radius, delivery charges will apply if above 5 miles. We offer weekly packages starting at $55 for veg and $70 for non-veg. We charge $210 per month for veg and $280 for non-veg. We also offer samples of food for $10 for veg and $15 for non-veg.
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