IndusInd Bank Dining Credit Cards are tailored for food lovers who enjoy exploring new restaurants, ordering online, or dining at premium establishments. These cards offer attractive discounts at top-rated partner restaurants, cashback on dining bills, and exclusive privileges like concierge services and dining reservations. Whether you’re a frequent diner or someone who enjoys weekend brunches, these cards help you save significantly while enhancing your culinary experiences.
Up to 25% off at 1,000+ premium restaurants via partner dining platforms
Access to IndusInd’s exclusive Indulge dining program (on premium cards)
Concierge for special dining experiences and VIP reservations
Earn and redeem reward points on food delivery platforms like Swiggy and Zomato
Offers extended to takeaway, dine-in, and even hotel dining (card dependent)
Dining spend tracking and insights to manage your food budget
Earn up to 2 reward points per ₹100 spent on dining
Bonus rewards on weekend dining and restaurant spends
Accelerated points during festivals or food-themed events
Points redeemable for gift vouchers, hotel bookings, or cashback
Long reward validity for maximum flexibility
PAN Card
Aadhaar Card or Valid Address Proof
Passport-size photo
Income Proof (Salary Slip or ITR)
Bank Statements (Last 3–6 months)
Select your preferred Dining Credit Card from the list
Receive approval and get your card delivered within 5–7 working days
Interest Charges: Up to 3.83% monthly (on outstanding balance)
Late Payment Fee: ₹100 to ₹1,200 depending on dues
Cash Advance Fee: 2.5% or ₹300 minimum
Foreign Currency Mark-up: 3.5%
Fuel Surcharge Waiver: 1% at select outlets
No hidden charges on dining discounts
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