Nagyi Palacsintázója Pancake Shop
It is a burgeoning national chain of pancake shops. If you have the chance, visit the shop to taste the flavors of Hungary. The quality and price will definitely surprise you. Palacsinta is similar to the most common Crepe/Pancake on the street. In addition to the traditional chocolate-flavored pancakes, this shop also offers both sweet and savory styles of pancakes.
Menza is the most famous Hungarian cuisine restaurant, highly praised by both locals and tourists. There is a daily lunch menu on weekdays, which is affordable. If you want to taste simple yet exquisite Hungarian dishes and plan to have a good meal here, be sure to make a reservation in advance.
Paprika Vendéglő Red Pepper Restaurant
It is a restaurant with strong Hungarian characteristics, with very exquisite decoration: vintage wooden tables and chairs, Hungarian characteristic tablecloths and tableware make you feel like you are in an ancient castle. In addition to the delicious potato beef soup, Hungarian fish soup and various other main dishes are also good choices. The beef soup is served in a hanging pot, with a very large portion, accompanied by freshly sliced bread.
Central Market Hall, Budapest
After the new Metro line opened, it became very convenient to reach. Inside, there are a lot of Hungarian souvenirs for sale, such as postcards, foie gras, Tokaji wine, cured ham, red peppers, dolls, and also common items like mugs, clothes, keychains, and magnets. If you get tired of shopping, you can enjoy beef stew, beef soup, or regular pizza at the food stalls on the second floor. It is a place where you can collect Hungarian specialties and discover Hungarian culture.
