Guwahati: Fat Belly, a popular restaurant chain in Guwahati, recently hosted a pre-Bihu celebration to honour its delivery partners. The event, held at the restaurant’s Commerce College outlet, was a testament to the deep-rooted appreciation the restaurant chain has for its community and camaraderie.
During the celebration, Fat Belly’s owners, along with their counterpart Nanihaal, expressed their gratitude to the delivery partners for their tireless efforts in ensuring that customers receive their orders promptly, often in challenging conditions.

“For each of the last five years, we set aside a special day to celebrate Bihu with our invaluable delivery partners. On this occasion, we open our doors and hearts, treating them to a complimentary meal as a token of appreciation for their tireless efforts,” said one of Fat Belly’s partners.

Fat Belly, founded in 2017 by Parixit Bhattacharjee, Dhiraj Kumar Deka, and other young professionals, has emerged as a beacon of culinary excellence in the region. With a network of 10 thriving outlets, including two in Jorhat and Tinsukia, the restaurant chain has captivated the palates of patrons with its diverse array of offerings, including over one hundred varieties of mouthwatering momos.
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The event was a celebration of the strong bond between Fat Belly and its delivery partners, and it showcased the restaurant chain’s commitment to fostering a culture of gratitude and generosity.
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