Hungarian Goulash – Enjoy The One and Only Soup!
Goulash soup is Hungaricum since 2017. It has origins all the way back to Magyar shepherds in the 9th century.
The most popular place for chimney cake Budapest- the best chimney cakes in Budapest, Hungary
Looking for the sweetest treat in Budapest? Follow our lead and taste the oldest Hungarian pastry, the Transylvanian chimney cake!
The best street food in Budapest and where to taste them
From the locals’ favorite, the puffy deep-fried dough ‘lángos’ to the sugar hit chimney cake ‘kürtőskalács’ and its extravagant variants, we’ve collected the tastiest Hungarian delicacies you can grab while roaming the streets of the inner city.
Attention fish lovers: the Hungarian fisherman’s soup guide is here!
If you like fish and paprika, you’ll love Hungarian fisherman’s soup! It’s spicy, delicious, and has a fiery red color – learn more on JustBudapest.
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Chicken paprikash – a staple food of Hungarian cuisine in its own right
Chicken paprikash – how it came to be, how to make it and where to have the best when in Budapest. Learn more on JustBudapest.
Hungarian Desserts – Taste The Awesome Food in the Country!
Let’s taste the most popular and delicious Hungarian traditional desserts such as Strudel, Pancake, and a unique Cottage cheese stick. Try them, today!
What to eat in Budapest: a real foodies’ guide to Hungarian cuisine
Hungary’s cuisine is like its history: rich, varied, and exciting. Read our article and find out what foods to try during your trip in Budapest.
Lángos, aka the ultimate Hungarian street food
Everything you wanted to know about the famous Hungarian street food, lángos. What it is, where to have it and how to make it.
Pálinka 101 – get answers to your burning questions
A complete guide to drinking pálinka, the traditional Hungarian spirit.
Unicum, the bitter healing liquor of Hungary
It’s bitter, contains more than 40 herbs and has a film-like history – meet Hungary’s second favorite liquor, Unicum.
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