May 15, 2026

Indian Catering Near Highland Village TX: Office Lunches and Events

Highland Village is small, affluent, and closer to Curry Up Now than most people in the suburb realize. The drive from 2717 Cross Timbers Rd in Flower Mound to the FM 2499 and Justin Road commercial corridor is 10 to 15 minutes. That's a meaningful fact for anyone planning an Indian catering order near Highland Village for a team lunch, a Diwali dinner, or a corporate event.

Delhi6 Indian Kitchen and Spice & Tonic are both good Indian restaurants in the Highland Village area. Neither has built a catering program with individually labeled boxes, halal certification documented from a verified supply chain, and delivery timed for a noon meeting at a healthcare or corporate facility on FM 2499. That's the gap Curry Up Now from Flower Mound fills for Highland Village catering orders.

The brand Akash and Rana Kapoor launched in April 2009 on a California food truck has been halal-certified across every meat protein since day one. For Highland Village office teams and community events where halal certification, individual dietary labeling, and speed matter more than a sit-down restaurant reservation, the math on this delivery zone works cleanly.

Why Office Catering in Highland Village Has a Specific Problem

Highland Village is residential-first. The commercial and medical facilities concentrated along FM 2499, Justin Road, and Chinn Chapel Road serve a community demographic that includes a significant South Asian population, which means the dietary range at any corporate lunch or community event is genuinely wide.

An office team of 30 people at a medical facility on FM 2499 routinely includes halal-observant employees, vegetarian staff, vegan team members, and gluten-sensitive colleagues. The buffet format answers this with more dishes. The individually labeled format answers it with certainty: each person picks up the box that matches their profile. No dietary conversation at the conference table. No team member quietly not eating because they can't confirm what's in the tray.

Curry Up Now's kitchen in Flower Mound labels every catering box by protein build before the delivery leaves. The halal chicken tikka masala box is marked. The paneer build is marked. The Hella Vegan Box is marked. The gluten-free Bowl is marked. For a Highland Village office team with a noon meeting, this is the format that works.

What a Highland Village Office Catering Order Looks Like

A realistic build for a 25-person medical or corporate team lunch near FM 2499:

Starters (on the table before guests arrive):

Kachori Chaat from the Rajasthani street food tradition: deep-fried pastry filled with spiced lentils, topped with tamarind chutney, mint chutney, yogurt, sev, and cilantro. Vegetarian throughout. Vegan without the yogurt. Set up from delivery without a kitchen. First-timers reach for it and South Asian team members recognize it immediately.

Pav Bhaji from 1850s Mumbai street food culture: spiced vegetable mash cooked on a flat iron with butter and pav bhaji masala, served with buttered rolls. Fully vegetarian. Warm, filling, and the right shared dish for a table where people are eating while talking through a meeting.

Individual labeled mains:

  • Tikka Masala Burrito with halal chicken: for halal-observant team members
  • Tikka Masala Burrito with paneer: for vegetarian employees
  • Hella Vegan Burrito with chana garbanzo masala: for plant-based staff
  • Makhni Butter Burrito with halal chicken: for first-time Indian food eaters who want mild
  • Tikka Masala Bowl with turmeric rice or cauliflower rice: for gluten-sensitive team members

One delivery. One invoice. Every box labeled by the kitchen before it leaves Flower Mound.

The Tikka Masala Burrito carries a real origin story. Akash Kapoor invented it in April 2009 at the first Curry Up Now food truck in Burlingame, California. Tikka masala itself traces to Ali Ahmed Aslam at Shish Mahal restaurant in Glasgow in the 1970s, where an improvised tomato-cream sauce made from Kashmiri chili, garam masala, and cream became one of the most widely ordered Indian preparations in the English-speaking world. Inside a burrito with turmeric rice and coconut milk HI-Slaw, it became the founding dish of the Indo-Californian cuisine category covered by Forbes, Bon Appétit, Eater, and Netflix.

Indian Catering Formats for Highland Village Events

Recurring Weekly Office Lunches

The most practical format for Highland Village corporate and medical office teams. Confirm the schedule once, set the standard dietary builds, and the kitchen handles delivery on the agreed dates without a new booking each week. The office catering program covers recurring order setups.

Corporate Events and Team Celebrations

End-of-quarter events, milestone lunches, and all-hands days. The corporate catering guide covers groups of 50 to 200 guests with both individually labeled box delivery and family-style spreads for seated events.

Community and Private Events in Highland Village

Diwali celebrations near Lewisville Lake. Eid dinners. Graduation parties at Highland Village homes. Anniversary events. The event catering guide covers every private event format. One Curry Up Now catering order covers halal-observant guests, vegetarian family members, vegan attendees, and American neighbors trying Indian food for the first time from one kitchen and one delivery.

Halal Indian Catering in the Highland Village Corridor

The FM 2499 and Justin Road corridor in Highland Village sits within the broader Flower Mound-Lewisville South Asian community. For community events, corporate lunches, and private gatherings where halal certification is a requirement rather than a preference, the answer in this delivery zone is clear.

Curry Up Now's halal supply chain was built by Akash Kapoor in April 2009 as the operational baseline. Every chicken and lamb protein across all 20 locations is zabiha halal-certified. The certification predates any market pressure to add it. For a Highland Village Eid dinner or a medical office team lunch where the HR coordinator needs a documented halal answer before confirming the booking, Curry Up Now provides it without qualification.

The Full North Dallas-Fort Worth Catering Cluster

Highland Village completes the north Dallas-Fort Worth catering delivery cluster. From 2717 Cross Timbers Rd in Flower Mound, the full zone now covers:

For the full catering program overview, the Indian catering guide for Flower Mound covers every event type and delivery format.

Book Indian Catering for Highland Village TX

Address: 2717 Cross Timbers Rd, Suite 400, Flower Mound, TX 75028

 Phone: (214) 222-5596 

Hours: Open daily 11am to 9:30pm

Lead times:

  • Office lunches up to 50 guests: next-day notice
  • Events 50 to 150 guests: two to three days
  • Outdoor food truck events: two to three weeks

Visit curryupnow.com/catering for the full program. Find all 12 Curry Up Now locations on the store locator.

FAQs

Does Curry Up Now deliver Indian catering to Highland Village TX?

 Yes. Curry Up Now at 2717 Cross Timbers Rd in Flower Mound delivers catering to Highland Village in approximately 10 to 15 minutes. Call (214) 222-5596 to book.

Is Indian catering from Curry Up Now halal certified for Highland Village?

 Yes. Every chicken and lamb protein is zabiha halal-certified from the supply chain Akash and Rana Kapoor built in April 2009. Applies to the full standard menu. No separate request needed.

What Indian catering dishes work for a Highland Village office team? 

Kachori Chaat and Pav Bhaji as shared starters. Individually labeled Tikka Masala Burritos and Bowls as mains across halal, paneer, Hella Vegan, and gluten-free builds. One order covers every dietary profile without a secondary arrangement.

How far in advance should I book Indian catering for a Highland Village event? 

Next-day for office lunches up to 50 guests. Two to three days for 50 to 150 guests. Two to three weeks for outdoor food truck events.

Can Curry Up Now cater a Highland Village Diwali celebration or Eid dinner? 

Yes. Family-style trays and individually labeled boxes for private celebrations. Halal, vegetarian, and vegan coverage from one kitchen. Delivery in 10 to 15 minutes from Flower Mound.

What makes Curry Up Now different from Delhi6 and Spice & Tonic for Highland Village catering?

 Delhi6 and Spice & Tonic are sit-down restaurants. Curry Up Now delivers individually labeled boxes sorted by dietary build with documented zabiha halal certification since 2009. Counter-service speed with 10 to 15-minute delivery to Highland Village.

Bikram Das