Church & Temple Community Catering Vancouver

Community gatherings at churches, temples, and cultural organizations bring people together — and shared meals are often the centerpiece. The Storm Cafe caters community events across Metro Vancouver, with menus that respect dietary traditions and serve groups from 20 to 200.

Community Event Menu Options

Buffet Style (most popular)

• Two protein trays: teriyaki chicken, ginger beef, BBQ pork, or tofu
• Two vegetable sides: stir-fried bok choy, steamed broccoli, mixed greens
• Rice or noodle base
• Soup: wonton, miso, or corn chowder
• From $14/person for 30+ guests

Vegetarian / Buddhist Menu

• Braised tofu with mushrooms
• Stir-fried mixed vegetables (no alliums option available)
• Vegetable fried rice
• Clear vegetable soup
• Fresh fruit platter

Dim Sum Fellowship

• Assorted dim sum platters for table sharing
• Tea service included
• Perfect for after-service gatherings

Venues We Serve

We deliver to churches, temples, mosques, gurdwaras, and community halls across Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, and the North Shore. Whether your space seats 30 or 200, we scale the menu and delivery accordingly.

Flexible Pricing for Non-Profits

We offer discounted rates for non-profit organizations and regular community programs. Ask about our community pricing when you use the Catering Quote Tool or call us directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you accommodate halal and vegetarian guests at the same event?

Yes. We frequently cater mixed-diet events. We keep halal and vegetarian dishes separate and clearly labelled.

Do you provide serving equipment?

Yes. Chafing dishes, serving utensils, plates, and napkins are included for orders over $300. All compostable.

Can we do monthly catering for our after-service lunch?

Absolutely. We set up recurring monthly orders with a rotating menu. Billing is monthly, and you can adjust headcount each time.

References

[1] Destination Vancouver, "Vancouver Dining Guide." https://www.destinationvancouver.com/restaurants/

[2] Daily Hive Vancouver, "Vancouver Food and Dining." https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/food

[3] Vancouver Coastal Health, "Food Safety Guidelines." https://www.vch.ca/en/health-topics/food-safety

[4] BC Centre for Disease Control, "Food Safety and Nutrition." http://www.bccdc.ca/health-info/food-your-health