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Ember
Ember, a home-grown supper club founded in 2025 by mom and son duo Nikhath Khan and Shoby Khan, is based in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. It is a warm, intimate dining space that brings people together over thoughtfully curated menus, elevated decor, and conversation-led experiences.
The idea behind Ember and its essence
Ember started from a simple idea: to recreate the feeling of being welcomed into someone’s home for a meaningful meal. But the food is just the start, since conversation is just as important. At its core, Ember is about food as a connector. Rather than a formal dining setup, we focus on relaxed, community-driven evenings where guests can arrive as strangers and leave feeling connected. Our menus change often and are inspired by global cuisines, but the experience always stays rooted in warmth, and human connection.
When life gives you tangerines...
you gather people around the table and share them.



A Home, A Meal, A Conversation

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HOUSE OF MALA


When life gives you tangerines...
infuse it in chilli oil, then turn them into málà.
An All-Vegetarian Sichuan Supper Club

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Around the Table is an intimate, invite-only, family-style supper club founded in 2024 by Rukaiya Kanchwala and Ishita Desai, based in Bandra, Mumbai.
A chance for 8 people to sit around the table, bond over a delicious meal, share stories and play games for 3 hours and make new relationships and memories.
‘The idea came from a simple feeling, that we don’t sit at tables the way we used to. Meals have become rushed, social plans transactional and conversations surface-level. Around the Table is our way of reclaiming the magic of lively tables, slow dining, shared meals and scintillating conversations’
What sets us apart is also the fact that we don't cook cuisine-based food. Our menus are very instinctive. Dishes are shaped by seasons, memories we've had, ingredients we’re excited about, and sometimes, the people sitting at the table. Each menu is customised keeping in mind guests' dietary preferences and allergies.
Beyond food, we host experiences like potlucks, house concerts, and murder mystery dinners, but the focus is always the same: connection first, with food as the facilitator.

Around the Table

Gathered, Not Rushed: Inside an Intimate Supper Club
When life gives you tangerines...
you let them mean more than just fruit.



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Vendura
Founded in 2026 By Reema Kothari in Ahmedabad, Vendura is an intimate, nature-led supper club born from a deep love for hosting. Rooted in the founder’s passion for cooking, styling, and creating beautiful tablescapes, Vendura reflects a lifestyle where food, aesthetics, and meaningful conversations come together. As a mother to 1.5-year-old twin boys, the idea of Vendura also grew from a desire to build something personal, allowing her to stay close to home, be present with her children, and channel her creativity into an experience that feels both purposeful and soulful.
Vendura was imagined as a destination rather than just a dining experience. The space features a palatial, old-world home that instantly transports guests into a world of understated luxury. It aims to redefine dining in Ahmedabad by pairing refined food with atmosphere, warmth, and a sense of occasion.
A Supper Club Rooted in Home and Heart




When life gives you tangerines...
bring them along to a Vendura supper club, where every gathering is turned into a celebration.

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The House of Gonsalves (HOG) is a mother–daughter supper club founded in November, 2024 by Surya Gonsalves Yadav and Shreya Yadav, based in Gurgaon. It is an intimate home-dining space where authentic Mangalorean food, stories, and slow community dining come together — around one table, in one home. An intimate home-dining space, HOG brings together authentic Mangalorean food, cultural storytelling, and slow community dining around a single table, in one home. The idea began as a way to honour Surya’s roots as a Mangalorean Catholic and her lifelong relationship with cooking, shaped by years of travel across India as the wife of an Army officer. Through every posting and city, food became her way of carrying home, preserving recipes, traditions, and flavours wherever life took her. After eventually settling in Delhi, she realised that authentic Mangalorean cuisine, the food of her childhood, faith, and family was largely missing, often overshadowed by a limited understanding of South Indian food. HOG was created to change that, opening up a table that had hosted friends and family for years to a wider community. More than a restaurant, HOG is an invitation into a home where Mangalorean culture, hospitality, and traditions are experienced the way they are meant to be - slow, personal, generous, and full of story. Each meal reflects a strong commitment to sustainability, mindful cooking, and minimal waste, served thoughtfully on terracotta plates and banana leaves, with culture, conversation, and community at the heart of every gathering.


The House
of Gonsalves
A Supper Club Rooted in Home and Heart
When life gives you tangerines...
you build a table where people feel at home
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