HUNGARY'S BEST FOOD | 10 Delicious Dishes to Try
Hi and welcome to beautiful Hungary! In this Europe food travel video I've put together 11 of the best Hungarian dishes and tips on what to eat in Hungary. If you are looking for good food in Hungary you don't have to look far. Hungary has some of the best Central European food and my Hungarian food tour will give you a flavor of what to expect when traveling to this beautiful country in Europe. Some of this Hungarian food experience may look familiar to you, like the famous Goulash, which is certainly one of the best Eastern European dishes and part of my Central Europe food tips. But if you want to try Hungarian food, there is so much more nice food in Eastern Europe and Hungary to try. How about a very yummy Pörkölt? Or some of the many tasty samples of street food in Budapest? or did you know that Hungary produces its very own epic Soda? My Eastern Europe food travel video on good food in Hungary will give you plenty of tips on some of the most tasty food in Eastern Europe and my favorite desserts you need to try. Stick around to the end for a special tip for a lactose and gluten free restaurant in Budapest serving excellent gluten free food in Europe. Here are the chapters for my 11 Eastern Europe food tips for good food in Hungary and tasty dishes in Eastern Europe:
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1:14 Chocolate snails - Kakaos Csiga
2:31 Sos Kifli horns
3:06 Langos
4:03 Gulyas Soup
4:52 Sajtos Rolo
6:01 Pörkölt and Paprika
7:54 Chicken Paprikash
8:27 Cakes
9:01 Kürtöskalács
10:04 Lemonade
10:53 Bambi Soda
11:44 Bonus: Lactose and Gluten Free Restaurant
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Hungarian Food - What to Eat in Hungary
Hey there fellow travelers, today we are in Budapest talking about what to eat and drink in Hungary. We go over some of the classic Hungarian dishes like Goulash and Chicken Paprikash as well as the Palinka after dinner (or before) drink. There is a lot of parprika and cream in Hungarian food so be ready for it. What to eat in Hungary. The traditional food of Hunary. Hungarian food.
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9 HUNGARIAN FOODS YOU MUST TRY IN BUDAPEST! (HUNGARIAN FOOD TOUR)
Hungarian foods you must try in Budapest are Hungarian sausages, Dobos (Hungarian cake), Lángos (fried Hungarian bread), Túró Rudi (curd snack), Rose-shaped gelato, Goulash, Pálinka (fruit brandy), and Paprika Chicken with Nokedli (Hungarian dumplings).
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Central Market Hall is a great place to try Hungarian sausages. The sausages are seasoned with paprika and served with a side of sweet mustard.
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Auguszt Cukrászda Belváros is the bakery to go to try the delicious Hungarian sponge cake with chocolate buttercream. The cake is topped with hard caramel.
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Retró Lángos is the place to go to try the popular Hungarian street food lángos. It can be described as a Hungarian pizza. The most traditional topping for lángos is cheese and sour cream.
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These popular Hungarian snacks have a chocolate-flavored outer shell and on the inside it is filled with curd and jam. We tried the strawberry and peach.
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Gelarto Rosa serves rose-shaped gelato. They have unique flavors and make the prettiest gelato.
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Street Food Karavan is a food area in Budapest filled with street food vendors. We went to Goulash Station to try goulash in a bread bowl. Goulash is a soup or stew that contains meat and vegetables.
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Szimpla Kert is a famous ruin bar in Budapest. We went there to try Hungarian pálinka. Pálinka is a fruit brandy. We also tried a nice Hungarian red wine.
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Barack és Szilva is a great restaurant to try the popular Hungarian paprika chicken. The chicken comes in a creamy sauce that is seasoned with paprika.
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Our paprika chicken came with a side dish of Hungarian dumplings called nokedli.
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Welcome to Budapest, Hungary, an amazing city, full of history, beauty, and delicious Hungarian food! Today, I headed with my friend Adam ( to go on an ultimate Hungarian street food tour in Budapest. #Budapest #Hungary #HugarianFood
Great Market Hall - It’s one of the coolest markets in the world, a massive indoor market hall. Inside you’ll find all things Hungarian food, from an immense array of sausages and famous Hungarian cured meats to loads of paprika, and Hungarian pickles. We had an amazing time walking around, discovering the ingredients that make Hungarian food unique.
Fakanal Etterem - This is a nice restaurant on the second floor of the Great Market Hall, the chef recommended the eggs with sausage and extra chilies. It was delicious and the best way to get this street food tour started. Price - 970 HUF ($3.20)
Belvárosi Disznótoros - Next we walked over to Belvárosi Disznótoros, a locally popular restaurant for all things Hungarian meat. Inside you’ll find meat paradise - sausages of all kinds, meats galore, and something I noticed that we had to try - Mangalica pig - a special hairy pig from Hungary. Total price - 5,348 HUF ($17.65)
Molnár's Kürtőskalács - You can not visit Hungary and not eat Kürtőskalács - it’s not the easiest word to pronounce. It’s unique, it’s delicious, and they have a number of different flavors and combinations of what you can order. It’s loved by locals and just about everyone in the world who visit Budapest. Price - 1,200 HUF ($3.96) each
Retró Lángos Büfé - If you’re looking for the real deal Hungarian street food in Budapest, look no further than Retró Lángos Büfé, and specifically the food called langos. It’s a type of fried bread, loaded with you choice of toppings. We got the original with cream, cheese, and onions. It was everything you could possibly want on a fried bread, and incredibly tasty. I can still feel the pillowy dough sinking into my teeth. Price - 800 HUF ($2.64)
Downtown Market Hall - Hold Street Market - Next we headed to Downtown Market Hall in Budapest, another old market hall.
A Séf Utcája - After walking around for a while we stopped to eat at A Séf Utcája, specializing in home-cooked styles Hungarian food classic recipes. Food was delicious again, full of paprika, bright, and tasty. Price - 1,900 HUF ($6.27)
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Rétisas Vendéglő - To end this ultimate street food tour in Budapest, Hungary, we went to a sit down restaurant called Rétisas Vendéglő. It was a local spot with some unique and huge deep fried dishes. Great place, amazing food, and by the end of the day, we were stuffed! 7,490 HUF ($24.72) - Total price for everything
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BUDAPEST: 15 Things you MUST KNOW before visiting! | Hungary Travel Guide
Before visiting Budapest it's best to know some things to make sure you have a great time! In this video we share 15 things you must know so that your trip to the Hungary's capital will be the best it could be!
Budapest is popular among tourists across the world because of it's nice architecture, the good food and generally great vibe. I myself as a local love the city for the same reasons. However there are things that may be strange for some visitors, or things that if not known could lead to some confusing situations.
In this video we are covering the following topics you must know about before visiting Budapest:
- Is Budapest cheap or expensive?
- Is Budapest a Safe city to visit? What are the scams you should be aware of?
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- Should you use cash or card? And is it Euro or Forint (local currency?)
- How does tipping work in Budapest?
- What about Vegan and Vegetarian restaurants in Budapest?
- Are there Hungarian words you should know?
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- Are there any things that are Overrated?
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The ULTIMATE Hungarian Food Tour | BUDAPEST 2022
The ULTIMATE Hungarian Food Tour | BUDAPEST 2022
Are you planning a trip to Hungary but still don't know what to eat in Hungary and where to eat in Budapest? Then in this video, we introduce you to some of the best Hungarian foods to try!
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Hungarian Food Tour! 5 Must Try Dishes in Budapest! ???? First time trying food in Hungary. ????
We spent a day eating great Hungarian food in Budapest and came up with a fabulous list of the best things to eat and try while in Budapest Hungary.
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1. Langos- It is a deep-fried dough – ideally crispy on the outside and soft within – drenched in as much oil as the body can handle and slathered with a messy assembly of calorie-busting toppings. A classic lángos is topped with sour cream, garlic butter and lots of shredded cheese, but the evolution of this hearty fare has recently seen revolutionary toppings of chicken, Bolognese sauce, ratatouille, and even Nutella and whipped cream.
2. Gesztenyepüré- Considered in many countries as a gourmet food, sweet chestnuts are eaten widely and prepared in diverse ways. They can be roasted, boiled, steamed or grilled or they can be dried and milled into flour. Sweet chestnuts can be used to stuff vegetables and meat. The list of sweet and savory recipes is endless. Everyone has heard of such French delicacies as the marron glacé, chestnuts candied in sugar syrup and glazed, which is probably one of the most challenging culinary undertakings.
3. Hungarian Goulash- Goulash is a soup or stew of meat, usually seasoned with paprika and other spices. Originating from the medieval Hungary, goulash is a popular meal predominantly eaten in Central Europe but also in other parts of Europe. Its origin traces back to the 9th century to stews eaten by Hungarian shepherds.
4. Chicken Paprikash- paprikás csirke or csirkepaprikás in Hungarian) It is a popular dish of Hungarian origin and one of the most famous variations on the paprikash preparations common to Hungarian tables. The name is derived from the ample use of paprika, a spice commonly used in Hungarian cuisine.
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9 Things you Must Eat in Budapest, Hungary
Last summer we had the chance to experience the Sziget Festival in Budapest and to combine it with the amazing food culture of the capital of Hungary! Typical of Central Europe, its staples are based on bell peppers, paprika and smoked sausage, without forgetting sour cream and cheese… From street food staples such as the fried Langosz covered with cheesy potatoes or the famous cylindrical cake, to fancy restaurants dating back to the Magyar Empire as well as amazing markets ready to enchant your palate, Budapest is definitely worth a food travel!
And you are lucky, there are still spots to visit the Sziget Festival this year from the 7th to the 13th of August :)
Here are our top 9 of what you should try in Budapest
Tarhonya : this typical egg-based pasta is fried in butter or lard before being boiled, and is usually served with meat or vegetable stews, fried sausages or in salads.
Lecsó is a Hungarian speciality also found in Czech Republic, Slovak, Poland or Croatia. This vegetable stew made of hungarian wax pepper and tomatoes as well as onions, and of course paprika powder is thick, sweet, and simply a vegetarian’s dream. It can be served alone with bread, or with chicken cutlets.
Goulyas is probably the national dish of Hungary. This medieval meat and vegetables stew is seasoned with paprika and other spices such as caraway seed, cayenne or bay leaves. It can be made from lamb, beef, pork or veal and can be either served as a soup or as a stew, and dressed with lemon juice, red wine or sour cream!
Palinka is a traditional fruit brandy originating from the Transylvania Region and mainly made out of plums, apricots, apples, pears and cherries. Protected by a European Geographical indication, it can only be produced in Hungary and in four provinces of Austria.
Kolbasz designs different kinds of sausages, that come from every region of the country with their own special recipes and tastes. Kolbasz may be boiled, dried or smoked, they can be eaten as cold cuts or served in main dishes with stews and salads. These sausages typically contain bacon, ground pork, beef, lamb, paprika (surprise!) garlic, pepper, nutmeg and a huge variety of local spices. They can also be eaten directly at butcher shops, with mustard and sauerkraut.
Kürtőskalács is hollow, cylinder shaped pastry made from a sweet yeast dough roasted over charcoal. Coated with castor sugar, cinnamon or walnut, this caramelised spit cake is usually sold on festivals and outdoor events.
Fröccs is a sort of Spritzer, a mixed drink made out of white wine and carbonated water, popular in Germany, Austria and Hungary. Fröccs exist in multiple variations in Hungary with different proportions of wine and water.
Lepeny: is a sort of thick pancake garnished with sour cream, bacon and cheese. In the Sziget Festival it was grilled with a hot iron.
Lángos : Can’t say no to fried dough! Langos is flat bread made with flour, yeast, water and salt. You’ll frequently see it topped with mashed potatoes, sour cream yogurt, grated cheese, ham or sausages, but also with sugar or jam.
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INTENSE Hungarian FOOD TOUR in Budapest, Hungary | Paprikash, Mangalica, Pogasca, Goulash & MORE ????????
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IN THE MOOD FOR BUDAPEST | What To See, Do & Eat in Budapest | The Ultimate Hungary Travel Guide
Budapest is undoubtedly one of Europe’s most remarkable jewels, the sparkling pearl of the Danube. It’s a city with a trove full of treasures, with an expansive history that gave birth to the Buda castle district where you’d feel like you’ve stepped back in time.
On the cosmopolitan city of Pest, saunter through UNESCO-listed boulevards that feature a stunning array of Art Nouveau buildings, discover countless world-class museums that you’d want to get lost into and visit basilicas and opera houses where you’d wax lyrical under their spell. Budapest knows how to live well, and has a proclivity to sophistication. In this city, you’ll find gorgeous century-old coffeehouses and sumptuous restaurants where you can whet your appetites in the city’s gastronomy that’s brimming with cross-continental cuisines and the fantastic Hungarian food and wine scene.
This is a city that also balances lifestyle and wellbeing, where you can relax and blow some steam in some of the city’s most incredible offerings, its magical thermal waters and spas. Then, like a jewel on its crown, there’s the spectacular river Danube, one of the great rivers of the world, flowing through Budapest, with riverside banks that are so historically significant, they’re preserved as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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5 Things You Should NEVER Do in Hungary ???????? Don't Do This in Budapest
In today's Hungary travel vlog, we discuss 5 Things You Should NEVER Do in Hungary and Don't Do This in Budapest.
There are a few other posts about Hungary: 25 Things to do in Budapest, Hungary Travel Guide, DO'S AND DON’T IN HUNGARY, Visit Budapest - Five Things You Will Love & Hate about Budapest, Hungary, and 3 Crazy Things About BUDAPEST. But none really touch on the things you should never do in Hungary. So I decided to make this travel vlog!
This isn't a complete list of what not to do in Hungary , just some things I observed from my recent trip to Budapest, Hungary. If you are Hungarian, a Hungarian expat, or living in Hungary and you have any other suggestions of things related to the topic of don't do this in Hungary , make sure you comment below. Make sure you also try Palinka! Palinka is a fruit brandy! If offered Palinka it is rude to turn it down.
Hungary tourism is a big driver of the Hungarian economy, so they do overlook somethings that tourist do, but try to respect the cultural differences when you travel Hungary.
Hopefully you can use this to supplement your Hungary travel guide advice and not be viewed as a rude tourist.
I love Hungary - don't let the rules or culture differences keep you from visiting. Just be mindful of those cultural differences and enjoy this awesome country.
5 Things You Should Never Do In Hungary
Let me start off by saying, if I had to recommend just one city in Europe to visit it would probably be Budapest. It’s got everything, old world charm but in a modern city, the architecture is amazing and exactly what you think of when you think European city, it’s very safe, the food is amazing and it’s soooo affordable compared to comparable cities.
1 - Never clink glasses or bottles together. There was a revolution in Hungary in 1848 that was defeated. Legend has it that Austrians celebrated in Vienna by toasting and clinking their glasses. Hungarians vowed not to cheers with glasses for 150 years. While that time frame ended in 1998 - many Hungarians still do not cheers! It was actually against the law until the mid 1990s!
2 - Never make the Hungry Hungary joke to a Hungarian. It’s one of those things that non Hungarians say to Hungarians and well….it’s just not funny. Don’t do that!!!!
3 - Never forget to tip. After spending 8 months in countries where tipping isn’t customary and sometimes considered offensive, I often forget to tip! In Budapest and Hungary in general tipping is customary. The acceptable tipping rate is around 15%. Side note: Don’t say thank you until you’ve paid your tab. Saying thank you when you pay your tab lets the server know you’re done and you don’t expect any change. So make sure you don’t do that if you want change back.
4 - Never refuse Palinka. Palinka is a fruit brandy that is a favorite with Hungarians. Hungarians like to say Palinka in small amounts is medicine, in large amounts a remedy! You don’t drink Palinka alone - it’s a drink Hungarians have with friends. It’s is a big no-no to turn down Palinka if it’s offered to you.
5 - Never say Buda-PEST. That’s the quickest way to get on a Hungarian’s bad side. It’s Buddah - PESHT. Side note: DONT CALL IT Bucharest! That’s in Romania! I made that mistake…didn’t turn out well for me! In my defense I had one to many Palinka!!!!
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Best HUNGARIAN street food experience | Must try Budapest street food
On our last day in Budapest we wanted to have a Hungarian street food experience with a local. We took a tasty Budapest street food tour with Nelli from Nellicious Travels .The tour took us from the Central Market Hall to the Jewish quarter and introduced us to some restaurant gems and lots of Hungarian street food. If you are a foodie, give their street food tours of Budapest a try!
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8 TRADITIONAL CAFÉs of BUDAPEST | Hungary Travel Guide
Budapest Café's can be a highlight for anyone who visits the capital of Hungary. We'll show you some of the historic Café's Budapest offers, from the most popular ones like New York Café - which is called the most beautiful café in the world - or ones like Gerbeaud and Centrál, but we also show some lesser known ones like Művész or Café Zsivágó.
If you want to have a nice coffee in a cozy environment, or have a Brunch or nice dinner, or just look for a place to grab some sweets, this video will surely give some excellent ideas!
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00:00 New York Café
01:17 History of Budapest Cafés
02:31 Central Grand Café and Bar
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We Tried the BEST Street Food in Budapest, Hungary!
The street food in Budapest is AMAZING! We couldn't believe how many yummy things there were to try. So we decided to try everything! In this video, we show you some of the best street food in Budapest, Hungary--with a special focus on trying traditional Hungarian food.
Here’s the full list of everything we tried:
- Langos from Street Food Karavan
- Goulash from Central Market Hall
- Kürtőskalács from Molnar's Kürtőskalács
- Fried Mac and Cheese bites from Paneer
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Budapest Guide: 30+ Awesome Things to do in Budapest, Hungary! #travel #Europe
30+ awesome things to do in Budapest ⬇️ ????????
This was my second time visiting Budapest and it’s safe to say that this city has my heart! Budapest is such a magical city with so much to see and do. I wanted to put together a little guide for you to help plan your future visits. Don’t forget to save! ♥️
???? BUDAPEST SIGHTS & THINGS TO DO - Fisherman’s Bastion, Buda Castle, Hungarian Parliament Building, St. Stephen’s Basilica (go up the tower for incredible views of Budapest!), Matthias Church, Vajdahunyad Castle, Heroes Square, Catch a show at the Hungarian State Opera House, Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Great Synagogue, Aquaworld Budapest
????????♀️ BUDAPEST SPAS - Széchenyi Thermal Baths, Gellért Spa, Lukács Baths, Thermal Beer Spa for a unique beer spa experience
????️ BUDAPEST RESTAURANTS & CAFES - Rosenstein for authentic Jewish Hungarian Food, New York Cafe - possibly the prettiest cafe in the world, Mazel Tov, Menza Restaurant, FELIX Kitchen & Bar, Bambi Eszpresszo, Central Market Hall, but also don’t miss just going into some local mom & pop restaurants for Hungarian food.. you will find Budapest is full of incredible food!
???? BUDAPEST ROOFTOP BARS - The Duchess, White Raven Skybar & Lounge, High Note SkyBar, 360 Bar, The Sky Garden Rooftop Terrace, Memorise Skybar, Solid, Intermezzo Restaurant & Roof Terrace
⭐️ TIP: Get yourself a Budapest Card to use while you’re there! It will give you free public transportation, free access to 30+ attractions and services, discounts on numerous attractions including the Széchenyi Thermal Baths, airport transfer, and even free goodies & discounts at local restaurants!
I hope you enjoyed this quick guide to some of the best things to do in Budapest, Hungary. Have you ever been to Budapest?
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