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Food & Beverage · New Delhi

Food photographer in New Delhi

Studio on MG Road, New Delhi · On location across Delhi NCR

Kshetej Sareen photographs food the way a kitchen actually produces it — patiently, in honest light, with the steam still rising. The studio works with restaurants, cafés, hotels and F&B brands across Delhi, from single-menu shoots to full campaign libraries.

Shoots run either from the MG Road studio, where controlled light suits styled still life and beverage work, or on location in your kitchen and dining room, where the character of the space becomes part of the frame. Shot on Fujifilm GFX medium format for files that hold up from a delivery-app thumbnail to a lobby print.

Soup for soul, early winters — food & beverage photography by Kshetej Sareen
Guidance — food & beverage photography by Kshetej Sareen
last garnish — food & beverage photography by Kshetej Sareen
Charred — food & beverage photography by Kshetej Sareen

View the culinary portfolio

Commissions include

  • Menu and dish photography for restaurants and cafés
  • Food and beverage campaigns for hospitality brands
  • Editorial food stories and cookbook work
  • Beverage, bar and cocktail programmes
  • Styled studio still life for packaging and delivery platforms

Commissions include work for Taj, The Leela, Six Senses, JW Marriott and Jumeirah, with editorial work appearing in Architectural Digest.

Questions, answered

Do you shoot at our restaurant or in your studio?
Both. Menu and interior-led work is usually photographed at your venue; styled still life, packaging and beverage work tends to suit the MG Road studio. Most Delhi commissions combine the two.
What does a food shoot cost in Delhi?
Pricing is on request and scoped per project — a ten-dish menu update and a multi-day campaign are different undertakings. Write with your brief and you will receive a considered estimate, not a rate card.
Do you work with food stylists?
Yes. Depending on scope, the studio brings in styling and props, or works alongside your chef so the plates photographed are the plates you actually serve.

Commission an estimate

Write with your brief — venue, scope, timelines — and you will hear back with a considered, itemised estimate.