Kudla

Written by Partha Majumdar

Kudla is a Mangalorean style restaurant in RT Nagar, Bangalore. It is the restaurant of the Hotel Coral Tree. It is a decent middle class restaurant; however, the food costs like a 5-star hotel. So, it is very rarely that we go to this restaurant as we feel that it is not value for money.

In the same complex, there is a Kebab Studio. We like the Kebab Studio and visit it more often. However, the Kebab Studio is also a restaurant on the expensive side.

We last visited Kudla on 26-Apr-2019. We actually wanted to go the Kebab Studio. However, it was under renovation. So, we had dinner at Kudla.

Location Map of Kudla. The same complex, there is Hotel Coral Tree and another restaurant named Kebab Studio

Entrance to Kudla. The restaurant has Valet Parking

Aquarium at Kudla

We are 4 of us – Deepshree, Riya, Ranoo and I. Full Family. This is rare for us.

Kudla Menu Card

The food in Kudla is routine. However, there is a Mangalorean flavour. What my younger daughter, Ranoo, likes is the Tawa Fry of Pomfret Fish. The Pomfret Fishes are displayed. When we make a choice, the waiters weigh the fish and charge per gram.

Pomfrets, Crabs and other Fishes on display at Kudla

We ordered a Pomfret Tawa Fry for a Pomfret Fish weighing about 1.1 Kg.

Pomfret Tawa Fry

We wanted to have Butter Naan and some curry. However, Butter Naan was not available. So, we had to order Rotis.

Vegetable Navratna Korma and Roti

As the curry was sweet and Deepshree does not take any sweets, we ordered a Paneer dish and told the Chef not to add any sugar.

Paneer Dish

There is a Bar in Kudla. However, we did not order any Hard Drinks.

Bar at Kudla

However, Riya ordered a Mocktail and I ordered a Watermelon Juice.

Mocktail

Watermelon Juice

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Partha Majumdar

Am basically a programmer. Have proved to myself and quite a few people over the 24+ years that I am capable of programming on most platforms using quite a few tools for most problems. However, to be viable for earning a living, have learnt a few tricks and techniques of management. Whatever management techniques I have learnt, I try and convert to simple logic flows to keep my decision process simple and transparent. While managing, have been successful in programming a few individuals and teams to meet required objectives. Though I am not creative, I have enormous potential to innovate and extend creative ideas generated and shared by others.