Chef Surjeet Singh
Private Chef
Rooted in the legacy of royal Indian kitchens, Chef Surjeet Singh’s cuisine is defined by depth, patience, and an unwavering respect for tradition. His culinary foundation is shaped by the influence of Imtiaz Qureshi, the pioneer of Dum Pukht, a technique centered on slow cooking, sealed flavors, and time-honored precision. Through this lens, each dish becomes more than a recipe—it becomes a continuation of history.
At the same time, his work is far from static. Guided by contemporary figures such as Vivek Salunkhe, Sajosh Pettayil, and Sajjan Shah, Chef Surjeet has refined a style that bridges the past and present. His menus often explore the balance between richness and restraint, layering spices in a way that feels intentional rather than overwhelming.
For destination weddings, his approach translates into deeply immersive dining experiences—where every course is thoughtfully composed, every aroma deliberate, and every presentation aligned with the overall aesthetic of the celebration. It is a cuisine that honors its roots while embracing a modern, global context.