At the V. Budapest Fish Festival the talented chefs of participating restaurants present mouthwatering meals made of freshwater fish from the lakes and rivers of Hungary
The Lehel Square market is full of surprises: here we not only find reasonably priced ripe mangoes and oilseeds, but also delicious low-cost Vietnamese soup.
At Steamhouse Café on Batthyány Square, we can sip on tasty specialty coffee and heavenly hot chocolates while admiring a terrific panorama of the Parliament.
Led by esteemed Magyar chef Tamás Széll, the Hungarian team won two top honors yesterday at the prestigious international culinary competition in Lyon.
During winter, the idea of lounging amid a cozy setting while sipping tea decoctions is especially appealing – here are four fine spots for doing just that.
Will Hungary’s team win the planet’s top culinary prize in Lyon? Join Budapest’s most fanatical foodies to find out in real time on January 24th and 25th.
Bowls of Asian soups contain all kinds of delicious nutrients that are perfect for cold winter days – here’s where to find great pho, ramen, miso, and more.
Leave the winter blues behind by stepping inside any of these eateries that offer the authentic flavors and colorful spirit of various tropical countries.
We assembled several Hungarian establishments that expanded abroad and are now widely known around Europe and Asia, with another freshly opened in Los Angeles.
The former Cydonia Vintage of Hajós Street is now back in a charming new format on Akácfa Street, where a niche teahouse and vintage boutique welcomes us.
Even during wintertime, we can still enjoy a favorite Budapest summertime activity: lounging at terrace hotspots. Here are seven places that prove this.