Caught this on CBS Saturday Morning today. Hudson Table is a small chain with locations in Brooklyn, Hoboken, Philly and Stamford CT Their offered dining experience is a chef competition. About 40 people seated around a kitchen where 2 chefs square off. The chefs are given a box of ingredients, unknown until they they receive it, they proceed to do a 4 course dinner for the guests. The diners have no clue what they'll be having for dinner. (Don't know how they deal with food allergies, if at all). After the meal the chefs are graded by the diners. Price $135-$155 per head.
https://hudsontable.com/
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Re: Hudson Table
This competition is free to watch on the Food Network and I can watch it while cooking and eating something I know I'll like that will not cost me $150 for a surprise. No thanks.edwin drood wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025 17:09 pm Caught this on CBS Saturday Morning today. Hudson Table is a small chain with locations in Brooklyn, Hoboken, Philly and Stamford CT Their offered dining experience is a chef competition. About 40 people seated around a kitchen where 2 chefs square off. The chefs are given a box of ingredients, unknown until they they receive it, they proceed to do a 4 course dinner for the guests. The diners have no clue what they'll be having for dinner. (Don't know how they deal with food allergies, if at all). After the meal the chefs are graded by the diners. Price $135-$155 per head.
https://hudsontable.com/