Always Til Midnight

Catering

Family recipes. Detroit kitchen. Your event.

Indian catering in Detroit and across Metro Detroit: weddings, sangeets, mehndi nights, corporate events, and cultural celebrations. Authentic Indian food, made with love, served at your venue, with the same halal meat, produce, and spices we source fresh from Eastern Market every week.

Every Detail, Covered

From the market to your celebration.

  1. Plan the menu

    Tell us about your event and guests. We build a custom menu around them, any guest count.

  2. Shop the market

    Fresh halal meat from the butcher, local produce, and spices, sourced in Eastern Market.

  3. Cook it Amma's way

    Family recipes made from scratch, spiced to your taste, mild to Indian hot.

  4. Set it up

    We arrive, set up, and present every dish beautifully at your venue.

  5. You celebrate

    Weddings, sangeets, mehndi nights, office parties. You enjoy it, we handle the rest.

Served your way

Buffet

Abundant & effortless

A full spread guests can return to again and again. Perfect for big celebrations.

Family-Style

Shared at the table

Platters passed hand to hand, the way Amma served it. Warm, generous, together.

Plated

Elegant & composed

Individually plated courses for weddings and formal dinners.

Every guest coveredHalalVeganVegetarianGluten-FreeAny Spice Level
The Midnight Temple tuk-tuk, a hand-drawn green auto rickshaw with a yellow canopy, marigolds, and the Midnight Temple logo

Crowd favorites

BiryaniTikka MasalaChana MasalaSamosasNaanGulab Jamun

Plus any dish from our full menu. We'll work with you to design the perfect spread.

Let's Plan Your Menu

Or call us directly at (313) 810-2585

Weddings, corporate events, and celebrations across Metro Detroit. This is how we come correct.

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