New Delhi, July 21 -- Imagine turning your dining table into a money-making machine, serving food to strangers, sharing stories, and walking away with lakhs every month. That's exactly what a growing number of Indians are doing, thanks to the supper club trend that's heating up cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, and Gurgaon.

No big kitchens. No expensive leases. Just good food, warm vibes, and a killer Instagram game.

Supper clubs are intimate dining experiences hosted in private homes, where 6-14 strangers gather to eat, talk, and connect over curated menus. Think of it as dinner party meets pop-up restaurant-with a personal touch that restaurants can't match.

And yes, people are paying a premium for it.

Take Bengaluru couple Adit...