Group dining at an Indian restaurant in Las Vegas needs more planning than a two-top reservation — bigger tables, shared plates, and dietary variety all have to work together. Mint Indian Bistro, Las Vegas' Indian hospitality company (Est. 2008), builds group visits around exactly that. ## Reserve ahead for larger tables Reserve a table with your group size in advance, especially at the Flamingo flagship on weekend evenings. If your group needs a dedicated space rather than a table in the main dining room, ask about private events. ## Ordering for a group Share The Mint 10 family-style: Butter Chicken, Signature Hyderabadi Biryani, Chapli Kebab, and Masala Dosa cover most palates at once. Add Inferno Curry only for confirmed spice seekers, and finish with a round of Lassi Bar drinks. Filter the dinner menu for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, or Jain-friendly tags before the group orders, since large tables almost always mix diets. ## Buffet for casual groups For a more casual, self-serve group lunch, the Indian lunch buffet at Flamingo, Durango, or Henderson lets everyone build their own plate without a coordinated group order. St. George does not offer a buffet. ## Which location fits your group - Flamingo, Las Vegas — largest flagship dining room, dinner until 11 PM - Durango, Las Vegas — southwest Las Vegas, family-friendly - Henderson, Nevada — Green Valley / Anthem corridor - St. George, Utah — Southern Utah, closed Tuesdays, à la carte ## Bigger than a reservation If your group has grown into a full event — a wedding, corporate gathering, or milestone celebration — start with Indian catering in Las Vegas or read the corporate catering guide.
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