Kannadiga (Bangalore–Mysore)
Uppu, uppinakayi, kosambari ×2, palya ×2, gojju, ambode or kodubale, rice with tovve and tuppa, bisi bele bath, saaru, majjige huli, mosaru anna, obbattu with tuppa, kesari bath, payasa, beeda, filter coffee. Full menu →
Tamil Iyer (kalyana saapadu)
Paruppu payasam and kesari first; medu vadai, appalam, vazhakkai chips; kosumalli, poriyal ×2, kootu; rice with paruppu and nei; arachuvitta sambar; rasam; more kuzhambu; thayir sadam with pickle; vethalai-paaku. Full menu →
Telugu (Andhra)
Avakaya, gongura, kandi podi with ghee; pappu; kura ×2; pulusu; chaaru; pulihora; perugu; bobbatlu, ariselu, paramannam. Reception, for non-Brahmin families: natu kodi pulusu, gongura mutton, biryani from the Hyderabadi seat. Full menu →
Kerala (sadya)
Upperi and sharkara varatti, pappadam; inji curry, naranga, mango pickle; kichadi, pachadi, thoran; avial, olan, kalan, erissery, kootukari; parippu with ghee, sambar, pulissery, rasam, moru; ada pradhaman, palada, parippu pradhaman. 24–28 items. Full menu →
What every list has in common
- It is served in courses on the leaf, not all at once.
- The sweet comes first on a Tamil leaf and last on a Kannadiga one.
- Rice courses are one at a time so the sambar is hot.
- One server per twelve leaves; the hall turns two or three times.
Prices: ₹350–₹750 a plate in 2026 by community — see the South Indian wedding caterers page.