In this blog post, I cover a new casual dining restaurant in Ansal Plaza Delhi by the name of Cafe Hawkers.
A wise man had once said that food is not rational; food is culture, habit, craving, and identity. When it comes to street food, in particular, I couldn't agree more!
Taking a cue from the popularity of world street food, Cafe Hawkers intends to bring to you a unique casual dining experience with the focus on two keywords - authenticity and good hygiene.
What I truly loved at the newly opened restaurant is their carefully designed menu, courtesy Chef Devender Singh. The menu curates popular street food options from around the world like the Classic Mexican Burrito, Food Truck Spring Rolls, Smoked Chicken Pizza, Potato Mac N Cheese, Chatpati Kamal Kakdi Ki Chaat, and many more.
The brainchild of restaurateurs, Manik Kapoor and Rajat Kapoor (who happen to be real brothers as well), Cafe Hawkers comes from the same group that owns the Gola Sizzlers, Delhi's oldest sizzler makers.
My top pick at Cafe Hawkers has to be the Nizami Chicken Tikka (its recipe ingredients includes beetroot marination); pair it up with a chilled beer and you have a potential winner at hand.
Some other recommendations will be the sumptuous Mushroom Galouti Kebab, crispy Butter Garlic Prawns, and the piping hot Chicken Tikka Sizzler. The quality of meats in all the preparation was top notch. For desserts, you might want to try the Brownie Fudge Surprise.
Coming to beverages, Oreo Caramel Shake is an absolute must-have. You can also go for some signature mocktails such as Passion Fruit Cooler, Virgin Colada, Kiwi Delight, or Virgin Watermelon Mojito.
Another highlight at Cafe Hawkers is that all alcoholic drinks are offered at their maximum retail price (MRP). For instance, a pint of Kingfisher beer will only cost you a paltry ₹ 55. Now, how cool is that!
For ease of selection, the huge menu has been whittled down into various sections such as:
Spanning across 2,000 square feet in covered area, the casual dining restaurant can easily accommodate up to 50 people at any given point in time. They are even planning to offer alfresco seating soon. The restaurant is open every day from 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. and in case you're in no mood of leaving your blanket, you can also get the food delivered to your home via the Swiggy Food Delivery app.
Cafe Hawkers has certainly set the bar pretty high with its innovative world street food concept. I cannot wait to visit them again!
A wise man had once said that food is not rational; food is culture, habit, craving, and identity. When it comes to street food, in particular, I couldn't agree more!
Taking a cue from the popularity of world street food, Cafe Hawkers intends to bring to you a unique casual dining experience with the focus on two keywords - authenticity and good hygiene.
Cafe Hawkers |
What I truly loved at the newly opened restaurant is their carefully designed menu, courtesy Chef Devender Singh. The menu curates popular street food options from around the world like the Classic Mexican Burrito, Food Truck Spring Rolls, Smoked Chicken Pizza, Potato Mac N Cheese, Chatpati Kamal Kakdi Ki Chaat, and many more.
Butter Garlic Prawns |
The brainchild of restaurateurs, Manik Kapoor and Rajat Kapoor (who happen to be real brothers as well), Cafe Hawkers comes from the same group that owns the Gola Sizzlers, Delhi's oldest sizzler makers.
Cafe Hawkers |
My top pick at Cafe Hawkers has to be the Nizami Chicken Tikka (its recipe ingredients includes beetroot marination); pair it up with a chilled beer and you have a potential winner at hand.
Nizami Chicken Tikka |
Some other recommendations will be the sumptuous Mushroom Galouti Kebab, crispy Butter Garlic Prawns, and the piping hot Chicken Tikka Sizzler. The quality of meats in all the preparation was top notch. For desserts, you might want to try the Brownie Fudge Surprise.
Mushroom Galouti Kebab |
Chicken Tikka Sizzler |
Penne Pasta |
Coming to beverages, Oreo Caramel Shake is an absolute must-have. You can also go for some signature mocktails such as Passion Fruit Cooler, Virgin Colada, Kiwi Delight, or Virgin Watermelon Mojito.
Passion Fruit Cooler |
Another highlight at Cafe Hawkers is that all alcoholic drinks are offered at their maximum retail price (MRP). For instance, a pint of Kingfisher beer will only cost you a paltry ₹ 55. Now, how cool is that!
Cafe Hawkers |
For ease of selection, the huge menu has been whittled down into various sections such as:
- True Hawkers Soup
- Farm Fresh Veggie Salad with Flavor Pairing
- Indo-European and Asian Starters
- Chinatown Momos
- Instant Indian Chaat Wala
- Mexicana TexMex and Rolls
- Hindi English Sandwich & Panini
- Dilli Wale Burger
- Italian Pasta and Risotto Mobile Shop
- Italian Home Style Thin Crust Pizza
- Hawker Style Tawa and Lava Grills
- Main Dishes from World Cuisine Recipes
- Asian Curry's and Meal Bowl
- Biryanis and Rice
- Indian Clay Oven Baked Breads
- Desserts
Brownie Fudge Surprise |
Spanning across 2,000 square feet in covered area, the casual dining restaurant can easily accommodate up to 50 people at any given point in time. They are even planning to offer alfresco seating soon. The restaurant is open every day from 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. and in case you're in no mood of leaving your blanket, you can also get the food delivered to your home via the Swiggy Food Delivery app.
Cafe Hawkers |
Cafe Hawkers has certainly set the bar pretty high with its innovative world street food concept. I cannot wait to visit them again!
You made me hungry now 😅. Cafe Hawkers look like a great place to hang out and the food looks absolutely delicious. I have been to some places here in Sydney which have similar concept and are known as Hawkers Lane.
ReplyDeleteI so like the decor of this cafe, looks so pretty. The food looks great too.
ReplyDeleteI love the quirky decorbof Cafe Hawkers! The food is amazing too! We celebrated my birthday a couple of years back here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place and the design has captured the spirit well. Huge options here. I worked in ansal place long back in events and design years ago. Wish they had it back then 😕
ReplyDeleteManisha - Thats a really huge choice to select, I am sure we would need to visit this place umpteen number of times to enjoy the complete variety. Really wish to visit this one.
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