A vibrant flight of stairs, colourful chairs, vintage mirrors, retro graffiti and bright red chandeliers: Hudson Café impresses with its ambience and affordable fare.
Hudson Cafe: Quick Pocket-Friendly Bites
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Say paneer
We randomly chose the Chilli Paneer to munch on but we’re glad we did; the cubes of paneer were as soft as they can be, with crispy skin, tossed in a delicious garlic sauce that thankfully wasn’t too sweet {we’re a little fed up with all the copious amounts of honey chilli sauce in Chinese appetisers, aren’t you?}.
We moved on to the Mexicana Pizza with bell peppers, jalapeno, sweet corn and onion; the base was crisp and perfect but we felt they were a tad stingy with the toppings. The Baked Penne Mozzarella with tomato concasse and cheese sauce was also a bit of a let-down; it was too bland.
So we’re saying…
Hudson Cafe can do a lot of things differently, especially keeping in mind that it’s located in a place where there is no dearth of good eating options. The bill rounded off to INR 1,200 for three dishes and four mocktails- definitely not too bad on the pocket.
