Even though the lunch menu variations are limited compared with dinner time, the dishes were great. I ordered roll-cabbage with tomato sauce served with tomato soup and glass of wine. The red wine is rather light and served with a cold temperature. Stuffs displayed inside of the restaurant are cute.

I went with friends on a weekend for dinner. It wasn't crowded. The staff was friendly. The menu is in English. The pomegranate cocktail was good. The goulash was tasty, worth ordering again, so where the cabbage rolls. The pork cutlet was ok. The beef stew had no flavor, but the texture of the noodles was nice. If I'm in the area during opening hours, I may stop in again to try other things.

+2

Quirky. Interesting. Amusing. It’s not really a Hungarian restaurant although their rolled cabbage is top notch. It feels a little like sitting in an Agatha Christie set. More of a tea shop than a restaurant. But I did enjoy and would go back. And if you have never had Unicum, try it.

The food didn’t taste real Hungarian, and they give very small proportion. Only 4 true Hungarian food on the menu, and they’re in kind of Japanized style. The atmosphere is very nice though with all the Hungarian decorations.

Food was great, but as Hungarian restaurant, is wasn’t that unique.

+2