Pasni, bratabandha and the ceremonies that matter most
Bardali Function Centre in Merrylands is a Nepali venue for pasni (rice feeding ceremonies), bratabandha, weaning ceremonies and festival gatherings such as Teej, Dashain and Tihar. The hall seats up to 200 guests, the stage is set for the rituals, and the kitchen cooks the Nepali food your family expects.
Pasni & ceremonies at Bardali: key facts
- Guests
- Up to 200
- Getting here
- 3 min walk from Merrylands Station
- Food
- Nepali menu from our own kitchen
Why hold your pasni or bratabandha at Bardali?
Set up for the ritual
A stage and space for the puja, the first rice, the blessings and the photos that follow.
Nepali food, cooked here
Khaja sets, sel roti and jeri style sweets, curries and achar from our own kitchen.
Easy for elders and family
A short walk from Merrylands Station, with parking and a red carpet welcome at the door.
Which Nepali ceremonies do we host?
Pasni (rice feeding)
A little one's first rice, a lifetime of sweetness. We set the stage for the first bite and the blessings.
Bratabandha
Space for the ceremony, the family meal and the celebration afterwards.
Weaning ceremony
A decorated stage, a cake table and a room full of family.
Teej, Dashain & Tihar
Community and family gatherings with music, dancing and festival food.
What does every function package include?
For weddings, pasni, birthdays and corporate events. Every function is quoted for your date, guest numbers and menu, so tell us about your event and we will send you a quote.
- Decorated hall and stage
- Red carpet entrance
- Full sound system
- DJ booth and lighting
- Three-course meal
Kind words from families we have hosted
Read all our Google reviews“The venue has a nice atmosphere, the staff were friendly and helpful, and everything was well organised.”
“Great venue for functions! Spacious hall, clean facilities, and staff were friendly and helpful.”
“Great venue and amazing staff. We had a great time.”
“The food was absolutely delicious, and all the staff were friendly, helpful and welcoming.”
“We did our baby's pasni (Rice feeding ceremony) at Bardali, food was amazing everyone loved it … I would definitely recommend this place for any functions.”
Pasni & ceremonies: your questions answered
Can I hold my baby’s pasni at Bardali?
Yes. Bardali regularly hosts pasni (rice feeding ceremonies) in Merrylands. Packages include a decorated stage, sound system and a three-course meal.
Do you host bratabandha ceremonies?
Yes. The hall can be set up for the bratabandha rituals and the family celebration afterwards. Share your timings and the team will plan the room around them.
Can you cook a traditional Nepali menu for our ceremony?
Yes. The in-house kitchen cooks Nepali dishes including khaja sets, sekuwa, choila, aloo tama and sweets, with vegetarian options for guests who need them.
Tell us the date. We will set the veranda.
Share your occasion, date and guest numbers. The team will confirm availability and send you a quote.