myCHEF works across the full spectrum of corporate dining formats. Each event type is staffed and scoped differently — we do not apply a single formula to all group sizes and occasions.
Team Retreat Dinners (5–20 people, residential villa setting)
Intimate, seated dinners for small leadership teams and squad retreats. Typically 3–4 courses, plated service, with a quiet kitchen team that allows genuine conversation. Ideal for Ubud jungle villas, Seminyak estates, or Uluwatu cliff residences.
Incentive Trip Gala Dinners (20–80 people, formal resort setup)
The flagship event of an incentive programme. Full 5-course format with synchronized plated service, wine pairings, and the kind of presentation that photographs well and impresses guests who have seen everything. These are the dinners that your travellers still talk about in Q4.
Working Lunches and Offsite Breakfasts (daily retreat catering)
Multi-day retreat programmes require reliable daily catering that keeps energy up and dietary needs met without disrupting the schedule. We rotate menus across the programme and ensure every meal feels intentional — not like a hotel buffet afterthought.
Product Launch Dinners (premium positioning, photography-ready)
When a product or campaign launch requires a dinner, the table is part of the brand story. We approach these with presentation discipline, coordinating with photographers and ensuring every plate, surface, and service moment is consistent.
Client Entertainment Dinners (quiet, private, impressive)
For entertaining key clients or partners in a setting that signals both success and discretion. Private villa dining is more impressive than any restaurant booking — and it gives you complete control of the room. NDAs available on request.
Company Milestone Celebrations (5th, 10th anniversary events)
When the occasion matters, the food should match. Anniversary celebrations, end-of-year dinners, and achievement recognition events require menus that feel celebratory rather than functional. We create custom menus around the occasion and can incorporate brand elements, regional themes, or cultural touches.