Yes, the Indian School of Business (ISB) has a mess facility for its students. The mess provides a variety of food and dining options and is known for offering a wide range of cuisines.

Yes, both ISB campuses, Hyderabad and Mohali, operate student dining facilities, though ISB uses a meal-plan model rather than a traditional hostel mess. Students purchase meal plans covering breakfast, lunch, and dinner at on-campus food courts and cafeterias, with multiple cuisine options including North Indian, South Indian, Continental, and Chinese, plus dietary accommodations for vegetarian and Jain preferences. The annual meal plan cost for PGP students is built into the non-tuition expenses, which total approximately ₹6.45 lakh for the year (covering meals, IT support, course materials, and incidentals). The campus is fully residential, so all students eat on campus during the academic year. Food quality and variety are rated favourably in student feedback, though individual taste preferences vary. For a picture of daily life on the ISB campus, dining, housing, and academic pace, see https://www.goalisb.com/post/life-at-isb.