This party food catering is a menu of thirteen Persian appetizers sold by the piece, prepared by a kitchen in San Ramon, California, for home parties, office events and celebrations. Every appetizer carries the same per-piece price, so a host can build any mix of pastries, crispy bites and meat or chicken pieces and order the exact count the guest list needs.
The appetizer menu serves groups of 20 to 500 guests. It works as finger food catering for home parties, where guests eat standing and keep talking, and at office meetings and receptions, where nobody needs a plate or a fork. As wedding appetizer catering, the same pieces can carry a cocktail hour before dinner. The kitchen cooks with locally sourced
This party food catering is a menu of thirteen Persian appetizers sold by the piece, prepared by a kitchen in San Ramon, California, for home parties, office events and celebrations. Every appetizer carries the same per-piece price, so a host can build any mix of pastries, crispy bites and meat or chicken pieces and order the exact count the guest list needs.
The appetizer menu serves groups of 20 to 500 guests. It works as finger food catering for home parties, where guests eat standing and keep talking, and at office meetings and receptions, where nobody needs a plate or a fork. As wedding appetizer catering, the same pieces can carry a cocktail hour before dinner. The kitchen cooks with locally sourced ingredients.
Pastry and Cheese Bites
- Samosa: a crisp pastry pocket with a spiced filling
- Potato Burek: potato, parsley, green onion and mozzarella cheese
- Spinach Burek: a burek made with spinach
- Spinach Club: spinach, sauteed mushrooms and melted cheese on toasted bread
- Crispy Ham Roll (pork): ham and gouda cheese rolled in dough
Meat, Chicken and Other Bites
- Spring Roll: a crispy roll with a seasoned meat filling
- Kotlet: beef kotlet served with tomato
- Meat Dumpling: meat with onion, mustard and lentils
- Beef Ring, Chicken Donut and Chicken Ball
- Jib-e-Tajar (some versions contain ham; the kitchen confirms)
- Bandari Cup
How the Per-Piece Order Works
The food total for this appetizer menu is the number of pieces times the per-piece price. Any mix works, from a single item to all thirteen. The kitchen's own guidance is three to four pieces per guest in total, and about four per guest when the appetizers stand in for a light lunch. A 40-guest open house at three pieces each comes to 120 pieces, split across the items however the host likes. Any item made with beef can be made with chicken instead.
Delivery Fee and Drop-Off
Every order is delivered, and pickup is not offered. A flat delivery fee is added to every order of this package and is included in the price you see before you send a request to book. Each catering listing from this kitchen carries its own delivery fee, so combining several listings in one order adds one fee per listing. The kitchen delivers to homes and offices from San Ramon. This is a drop-off order: the food arrives in trays, the host sets out the table, and cleanup is not included. Plan a clear counter or buffet table near where guests gather, and group each item together so the choices are easy to see.
Add-Ons on This Listing
Three optional services can be added to this appetizer order, and the per-piece food price stays the same with or without them.
- Setup: the team brings its own serving platters and displays and arranges the food
- Server by the hour, for hosts who want staff at the event
- On-Site Kebab Grilling: kebabs grilled live at your event; note your guest count in the request so the kitchen can confirm what the grilling includes
Ham, Halal and Other Diets
Some items on this kitchen's menu contain ham (pork), including the Crispy Ham Roll and Ham Rata. If guests avoid pork or need halal food, note it in your request to book so the kitchen can confirm which dishes fit and how they are prepared. Several appetizers on this menu are made with cheese, bread or pastry dough, so list allergies in the same request. A short label next to each item on the table helps guests choose.
What Past Clients Mention
Review highlights from past clients mention brunch events and baby showers. For an office, the same appetizers suit a counter in a break room or a table at a conference break.
Good Fit For
- Networking receptions and conference breaks, where guests eat between conversations
- Office holiday parties and company gatherings
- Baby showers and gender reveals, among the kitchen's most frequent celebrations
- Birthday parties at home
- Graduation open houses, where guests arrive at different times
How to Book
Pick a date and guest count on this page, enter the number of pieces to see the price, then send a request to book. List the appetizers and the piece count for each in the request, and the kitchen confirms the order.