EU_ExpelHungary European Union has to expel Hungary! We can’t have semi-autocrat pro Russia in our Union! Social benefits payed with EU money, our money! Start with cutting the money that makes Orban so popular and expel!
@@Aleksssssssss it has a parliament. The Commission is voted my the parliament and we vote in the European Members of Parliament. So how is that undemocratic ??
Honfitársam, miért mondanál ilyent hazádra, mely felnevelt, életet adott neked? Légy hálás hogy magyar vagy és szeresd az 1000 éves országot. Lehet hogy a mostani liberálisok és egyéb kutyák szét akarnak szakítani minket, magyarokat, de a magyarságot meg kell védeni! Minden áron!
@@thelastwaffentrager2981 Itt az egyetlen kutya aki szét akarja szakítani a magyarságot, az maga a Viktor. Aki ellenvéleményt mer megfogalmazni vele szembern, vagy nem úgy cselekszik ahogy ő fütyül, vagy szimplán csak kivándorolt, az már egyből hazaáruló homokos libsi, akit Soros fizet. Ha ez egy normális ország lenne, akkor mindenkit egyenrangúként kezelnének pártállástól függetlenül, és értelmes vitákat lehetne folytatni az országot és társadalmat érintő releváns dolgokról. Mindezt anélkül, hogy az emberek ellenségként tekintenénk egymásra. Viktort rohadtul nem érdekli a magyarság és a keresztény értékrend. Ezeket a rigmusokat csak a népszerűsége érdekében hangoztatja. Őt csak is egy dolog érdekel, mégpedig hogy minél tovább hatalmon tudjon maradni melynek révén zavartalanul szipolyozhatja ki az ország és az EU vagyonát. Nem akartam ennyire belemenni a témába, de egyikőtök álláspontjával sem értek egyet. Magyarország nem egy "shithole", mert vannak azért ennél sokkal rosszabb helyek is a világon, de nem is a kánaán, ahogy a kormánypropaganda harsogja.
Actualy i was expecting at least one more episode for Budapest. Hungarian food deserves more, and there are so many Hungarian food you had to try.Respect and love from Turkey
Hello! As a Hungarian, I have to say that we eat pretty meaty, as you could see in the video of the noodles and sausages. Plus some international dishes are pretty spicy too. There may be a problem in this country, the jerk of some people, it is also bad for my Hungarian existence to see sexist, jerk people sometimes.
I always love to see how Turkish people loves us in despite of we were fighting each other for hundreds of years. Friendship (no politics i mentioned just people) is always a better way then war. :)
@@zoltan2728 I keep on seeing Turks on TV or the internet claiming we are related to Hungarians in some way but I doubt that to be true, there is definitely some love for Hungary for whatever reason though.
My grandmother was born in Hungary and lived in Budapest. She came to the U.S. in 1912 and stayed. She used to tell me about Budapest so this was amazing to see!
My dear friend who passed years ago, was born here, a child piano prodigy. He narrowly escaped the Nazi occupation and made it to America. He loved and missed paprika more than any other food!
I went to Budapest few weeks ago I was totally in love with the city, food is delicious , architecture is amazing and people friendly. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
@NoneYa Business i hope you enjoyed. If I had read this earlier, I would have volunteered to join you to show you some places and taste some good food.
@@BozgorSlayer maybe u eat rats we dont :D also you probabaly was trolled by a friend word you mention has nothing to do with Hungarian language, more like Romanian
@ Rene ... Can you imagine if modern day Budapest had the Original Empire days restaurants ... Good Gypsy music played live in Restaurants are now only in Expensive Restaurants . Those wide city streets with trees lining the wide pavements lined with Shops, the smell of Coffee and sweet patisserie, very Paris equivalent and the mild warm summer breeze nights walking by the Danube . You can see how many American cities are styled after European cities, but then many Europeans emigrated to America way back when ...
OH MY HEART!!! I am so lucky I found this video. I'm Hungarian born in USA, 1st gen, however I grew up in a traditional household where we ate mostly Hungarian foods till I was older. I went to Hungary to visit with my relatives and my Aunt lived in Budapest. Then about 4 hours by train to other relatives in Nyíregyháza. I loved Hungary and I love our food and thankfully learned to cook much of it. Watching you walk around the food market and tasting so many of my favs let me relive my time there. How about that Langos? In Hungary you paid under $3 U.S. & when they have Hungarian Events here in the USA they charge up to $8 for a small langos. But when you love something you buy it. YUM Thank you again for sharing. OH YOU MUST GO BACK!!! There are so many foods you didn't get to taste and it's worth another trip. Chicken Paprika, Stuffed Cabbage, etc. And the desserts. Dios which is walnut and pastries are made with it that will blow you away.
Heya! As someone who was born in the USA do you speak hungarian,if yes is it as a mother tongue for you or as a second language, im just asking out of curiosity^^ Szia! Olyan emberként aki Amerikában született, te beszélsz magyarul? Ha igen akkor számodra ez anyanyelv, vagy inkább másodlagos, kíváncsiságból kérdem^^
Hearing Hungarian makes me cry just a little bit - my grandmother passed away about 10 years ago. My mother no longer speaks Hungarian (all her friends speak English). I always go to the UWS to eavesdrop a little bit. Thanks for the smile : ) I have my fingers crossed for pogosca and gulyas. My grandmother (nagymama) was an amazing cook. I do my best. I grew up in Trinidad but we would go home and shift from amazing curries and fish and pilau and to kobasz and hurka and paprikas and pinched noodles and soups and a hundred other things that I would love right now. Thank you ❤️ I do make langos and palascinta (sweet and savoury). And, the mushroom soup! I also love the cauliflower but you had so much food! Really, thank you ❤️
Skier Girl, I can understand why you get emotional hearing the Hungarian language. I was raised and went to school in HU. I’m an American for many years and want to keep my knowledge of the Hungarian language. My folks tell me I’m doing well 😊
How could your mother forget her mother tongue? I couldn't even if I tried. She is a '56 immigrant, isn't she? That was the generation that was so ashamed of being Hungarian they pretended they weren't Hungarian. I have met many of them, they are not actually Hungarian because they don't want to be. Shame.
Hungary is a hidden European treasure as far as many things are on offer for tourists with the cuisine being one of them. When people think of tasty European cuisine they rightfully think French, Greek, Italian and so on but still Hungarian cuisine is so under the radar. I remember in my travels there I ate in ordinary cafeterias and the meals were so delicious! They take their coffee seriously there and some of the best coffee that I had was from these small kiosks. Yeah Hungary is definitely a special country!
I’m hungarian and I am honestly really happy that you gave Hungary a shot, because it’s not a big and well known country, especially not known because of the cuisine, so I’m glad that you enjoyed it and appreciated its beauty!
@@janelle4455 we can’t get the blood sausages here in the states because we don’t raise the curly haired Mangaitza pig (tastiest pork in the world). Also, it should be consumed within a short period of time. Hungarians don’t use all those preservatives in their sausages.
@@elizabethlayton7422 Hungarian here, you are right, we often eat the blood sausage right after we kill the pig, so yeah it has a tradition to be very fresh
I am first generation hungarian born outside Hungary. My parents were refugees in 1956. They did not know each other then but met in London England. I was born in London in 1961. I loved this video. I grew up with hungarian food and their traditions. I no longer have my grandparents and parents. I miss them very much. I now live in Canada. I only been to Hungary in 1997 to bury my grandparents. Hungary is a beautiful country. The food is unbelievably good. Thank you for this video. Hungarian food is my comfort food. ❤
Nagyon szépen köszönjük a videódat, Mark. Én magyar vagyok, és örökre magyar leszek, tán az emberek nem tetszhetnek Magyarországon egy külföldi számára. A kajáink viszont eszméletlenek, nem isteníteni akarom Magyarországot, hiszen elbújhatunk körülbelül Svédország, Norvégia, vagy Spanyolország mögött ( szerintem ) , de kajáink vannak bőven. Erre mindenki sokat eszik úgymond.
Adam is a great guy! He took great care of me and my group while we were there in February. Nice to see him on my favorite food vloggers video of Budapest! I Love the mangalica pork!
I am so happy that you went here! I was born and raised in Yugoslavia (now Serbia) but am Hungarian. Was soooo happy when this video popped up!! So glad that you enjoyed such delicious food
This guys reaction to everything made me so happy! As a first generation Canadian born into a very traditional Hungarian family this made me reminisce and now I’m hungry lol Langos is my favourite!!! ♥️
Right? I am a first generation immigrant to Canada (arrived as a teen) and man oh man, I miss that stuff! The salami and those sausages! I am thinking of building a smokehouse to make my own.
@@Gomba13 You should do that! I belive that your idea has great potential, and honestly I did think of doing this aswell if I would ever live abroad. Egyébként ha sikerül kivitelezni a terved, és munkaerőre van szükséged akkor hmu :D Legjobbakat!
God bless Hungary and the Hungarian people, your food looks amazing much love from Plymouth England thanks for the kind words TH-cam hides most of my replies so just to let you know im not ignoring You're comments :)
My gf is hungarian most is nice but most is rank in my eyes but they do these wraps wat is meaty and all stuff top cook oven while vary nice man one my faves not sure on name but is creamy and juicy porky i think 🥴
Being Hungarian, I am familiar with the foods you're tasting, but your expression after EVERY bite is a joy to any cook! I love watching you enjoy our delicious and unique cuisine!
I am Australian born in Hungary. When i went to Budapest to visit my grandparents i would have lunch with one then go to the other and have lunch again. Haha. They were insane cooks. All passed now. When i visit my mum in Sydney she makes me a huge pan of Rakkot krumpli...i eat it for days, it's my favorite...oh and nutella pancakes....the best !! Love you Hungary !!!
My great grandmother is 100% and kept her heritage when she raised a family in Detroit. Now in those days Detroit was NOTHING like it is now! It was a great city to raise European huge families. Her cooking was awesome Hungarian/Polish and is my favorite foods to this day. I have my Polish Hungarian recipes right in my head from generations ago.
Write down your recipes so that they don't die along with you when you die. Leave them for the generations that follow. A grandmother's or aunt's handwritten cookbooks is one of the nicest things someone can leave behind.
In Australia, when we were young kids, mum used to make Lecso every other Sunday for lunch/brunch. She used to cook up a big pot with garlic sausage mixed. She would then serve it with fresh fried eggs, sunny side up, on top and fresh buttered bread. It was so delicious. I wish she hadn't given her recipe away many years ago. :( I would love to cook it again now that I'm older.
Rick Terscale, I’m Hungarian born and living in the US for 50 years. Lecso is sweet peppers like yellow or red ones, sliced and sautéed with sliced onions. Cook for few minutes and add sliced good quality sausages, smoked are the best. Or fresh sausages cooked separately to make sure well cooked.
@@elizabethlayton7422diced onions, sliced peppers, sliced tomatoes, red paprika, salt and pepper plus I add a clove of garlic chopped, just for a kick. You cook it untill peppers are soft, and add some beeten whole eggs and scramble it all together. Best with fresh Hungarian bread. This was the basic of leccso. You can also add sausages or bacon.... anything you like😊 I am Hungarian and I cook all of the Hungarian foods.
@@wordofswords5386 you mix words mate, hunger word has noting to do with Hungarians. Hungarians are Huns and you probably atleast saw the film Attila The HUN thats us :D
Our food is very spicey compared to more northern European foods thanks to our asian heritage. But it fused a lot with german cuisine, we eat tons of cabages and pork. Many of our food is actually very easy to make at home, even in Sweden as long as you can get your hands on good quality paprika powder.
Wow, my dream country is Sweden. I'm glad for your comment. As a Hungarian, I have to say that we eat pretty meaty, as you could see in the video of the noodles and sausages. Plus some international dishes are pretty spicy too. There may be a problem in this country, the jerk of some people, it is also bad for my Hungarian existence to see sexist, jerk people sometimes.
@@ericragnar3069 das stimmt doch gar nicht. Ich bin Ungar und habe noch nie gehört das die ungarische und polnische Küche schlecht sei. Hab bisher immer nur genau das Gegenteil gehört. Und das mit den Gastarbeitern war damals während des kalten Krieges der Fall. Vergessen sollte man auch nicht wer die Gastarbeiter hier ins Land geholt hat. Nämlich Deutschland.
I’m curious what Gastarbeiter means, I don’t understand German. Can anyone translate the German to English? By the way, it’s rude to post derogatory comments about any ethnicity or culture. Smh
Somebody said in another comment that Adam doesn't seem to enjoy the food. I disagree, I watched his reactions, and I think he chose most of the places they went BECAUSE he enjoys the food. Some people can't make sense of a guy who is chill and not particularly expressive. Adam may well just be an introverted guy who was not looking to steal the show. He seems like a cool dude, I would spend a day with him stuffing my face. 😂
Yeeey! You have so many people loving you here, so glad you decided to visit! Thank you in the name of the hungarians! Wish i knew when was this recorded, and could have met with you and your amazing family :)
Nagyon köszönöm szépen 👍😘means ; thank you very much! I was been living in Buda side for almost 1yr when I was 17yrs old. That 34yrs ago. I miss Budapest
It IS one of the tourist attractions of the city, so they have a reputation to preserve. 😉 But also, Hungarians like high quality produce and ingredients when it comes to food, and that means keeping things clean is important to them. These people are really a lot about food and cooking and eating, and doing things the proper way in the kitchen. It is quite common to hear Hungarians criticizing how other people make the same dish. 😂 These are people who complain about the weight they will put on but they will go ahead and eat it anyway. 😂 I'm Hungarian.
I'm Hungarian but watching this man ate this amount in one day... wow, but I understand, all looked very good, and I know how good are... I was happy to see such a quality doc film about it and that he enjoyed it :)
I visited Budapest for a day when we went on holiday to Vienna. I was amazed at how Hungarians could speak perfect English! Especially compared to the Austrians.
My friend in school was from Hungary and her mom made the best sandwiches ever! She made a sandwich spread which I have never forgotten and never saw again. I think it had cheese, paprika and relish and the consistency of a spread on crusty bread. My mom tried so hard to duplicate it because I wouldn't shut up about it 😂 We ended up eating pimento cheese which was nice but not the same
I remember visiting my friend last year and had the opportunity to try out those hungarian food. I am really glad she introduced them to me as those were just as good as you mentioned!
Szia Örömmel látom, hogy tetszenek neked a magyar ételek. A piros "fűszer" paprika, szinte minden ételben elegedhetetlen nálunk. Imádjuk a színét, és az ízét. További kellemes ízélményeket kívánok!
@@chrisfunx7968 I can only speak on my experience. I've been there twice and had some really good food that was not expensive. BP BarBQ is one place that I really liked. There are others but that restaurant has good food.
Glad you returned home with good memories but if you try the same foods outside the capital, you'll be surprised by the much lower, real price of things.
My mom was First generation Hungarian. Ten years ago I was in Budapest. The food is phenomenal. There was so much you didn’t try like chicken paprikas with dumplings. If you eat the green Hungarian peppers they will knock your socks off. Great video but not enough. 🇺🇸
This originated from our history. We have many common kings and queens. We fought together many times. And yes, the nazi ally Hungary rejected to attack Poland in WW2
Out of the many places I've been to in Europe I did not find the Hungarian food that great, and apparently you didn't either because all you're talkin about are the poles loving the Hungarian.
Was there for the opening of the Christmas festival, it’s incredible. One of the best places I have ever been, best time I ever had. It’s so beautiful, so friendly, be prepared to gain weight.
This is the first time I Watch your Chanel. I’ve always wanted to visit East Europe, and now that I saw this street food programa, I have to go. I loved it. I enjoyed aswell your enthusiasm. I live in Mexico
Correct is what the official name in the language you are speaking is, often different from the local name in the local language. Otherwise basically everyone would be pronouncing all names of everything in the world "wrong" just because its different in the local language. Like Berlin, Paris, Moscow, Bavaria, Prague, ...
“The beet flavor comes through beautifully, as well as adding a gorgeous, eye-popping visual to the dish. Guests are delighted when presented with a dish that takes them by surprise - the ingredients are not as they seem.”
It’s one of my dreams to visit Budapest and see the land of my paternal heritage. I love cooking my Hungarian dishes but would be out of my mind to try authentic cuisine! Thank you for a great video! 😍
I never knew anything about Hungarian food; everything you showed us looks absolutely delicious. Truthfully, I'd love to pack up and move there, permanently. (Not only the food but the architecture is interesting, too.)
Lol when I started dating a Hungarian lady, I very quickly learnt to pronounce Budapest right haha. It’s a beautiful country and the people are so nice. The food is awesome though. Nokedli and langos being top of the list for me.
you are an inspiration!! I wish i had started vlogging sooner, but i felt lost. watching your videos has given me direction! thank you! keep doing what you do. we are watching with love and joy :)
Look how happy this man is everytime he takes a bite of something
It's called Nirvana haha
Got me hungry
I just want to be a happy snail :)
It's cgi, nobody is that happy.
I know
I'm American, but I spent half of my childhood in Budapest since my parents worked there. This is so nostalgic for me.
Hungary is a very beautiful country, the food is very good and the people are very nice. Greetings from Romania
EU_ExpelHungary
European Union has to expel Hungary! We can’t have semi-autocrat pro Russia in our Union! Social benefits payed with EU money, our money! Start with cutting the money that makes Orban so popular and expel!
@@monicaahagland8995 the EU is an undemocratic and power hungry organization, shame to the EU
@@Aleksssssssss it has a parliament. The Commission is voted my the parliament and we vote in the European Members of Parliament. So how is that undemocratic ??
Mulţumim Claudiu!
@@monicaahagland8995 🤡🤡🤡
Hungary is great. Greetings from Czech Republic
@شжфψ שק྄ཉཡིཀ shut up, both countries are good and Hungary is not bad! I live in Hungary and if you insult my country then you insult me!!!
@شжфψ שק྄ཉཡིཀ btw have you ever been to Hungary?
Honfitársam, miért mondanál ilyent hazádra, mely felnevelt, életet adott neked? Légy hálás hogy magyar vagy és szeresd az 1000 éves országot. Lehet hogy a mostani liberálisok és egyéb kutyák szét akarnak szakítani minket, magyarokat, de a magyarságot meg kell védeni! Minden áron!
@@thelastwaffentrager2981 Itt az egyetlen kutya aki szét akarja szakítani a magyarságot, az maga a Viktor. Aki ellenvéleményt mer megfogalmazni vele szembern, vagy nem úgy cselekszik ahogy ő fütyül, vagy szimplán csak kivándorolt, az már egyből hazaáruló homokos libsi, akit Soros fizet. Ha ez egy normális ország lenne, akkor mindenkit egyenrangúként kezelnének pártállástól függetlenül, és értelmes vitákat lehetne folytatni az országot és társadalmat érintő releváns dolgokról. Mindezt anélkül, hogy az emberek ellenségként tekintenénk egymásra. Viktort rohadtul nem érdekli a magyarság és a keresztény értékrend. Ezeket a rigmusokat csak a népszerűsége érdekében hangoztatja. Őt csak is egy dolog érdekel, mégpedig hogy minél tovább hatalmon tudjon maradni melynek révén zavartalanul szipolyozhatja ki az ország és az EU vagyonát. Nem akartam ennyire belemenni a témába, de egyikőtök álláspontjával sem értek egyet. Magyarország nem egy "shithole", mert vannak azért ennél sokkal rosszabb helyek is a világon, de nem is a kánaán, ahogy a kormánypropaganda harsogja.
@cuzbery The Czech Republic is great too, my fiance is czech, and we visit a lot. Love the uzené, could eat it for forever. Visegrad 4 love from here
Actualy i was expecting at least one more episode for Budapest. Hungarian food deserves more, and there are so many Hungarian food you had to try.Respect and love from Turkey
Hello! As a Hungarian, I have to say that we eat pretty meaty, as you could see in the video of the noodles and sausages. Plus some international dishes are pretty spicy too. There may be a problem in this country, the jerk of some people, it is also bad for my Hungarian existence to see sexist, jerk people sometimes.
I always love to see how Turkish people loves us in despite of we were fighting each other for hundreds of years. Friendship (no politics i mentioned just people) is always a better way then war. :)
Thank you bro! ✌️
Btw kebab is one of my favourite foods! You know what you do!
@@zoltan2728 I keep on seeing Turks on TV or the internet claiming we are related to Hungarians in some way but I doubt that to be true, there is definitely some love for Hungary for whatever reason though.
My grandmother was born in Hungary and lived in Budapest. She came to the U.S. in 1912 and stayed. She used to tell me about Budapest so this was amazing to see!
1912?
My great grandparents as well. Hello, cousin!!!
Greetings from Hungary, Kecskemét!
You should go and visit!
My dear friend who passed years ago, was born here, a child piano prodigy. He narrowly escaped the Nazi occupation and made it to America. He loved and missed paprika more than any other food!
I went to Budapest few weeks ago I was totally in love with the city, food is delicious , architecture is amazing and people friendly. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Greetings! i will be going in 1 month..any tips that you can share? thank you
I am very happy you had a great time in our lovely city. 🤗🇭🇺🤝🇧🇷
good
Enjoy mate ..and dont forget to tell me how was the experience!
@NoneYa Business i hope you enjoyed. If I had read this earlier, I would have volunteered to join you to show you some places and taste some good food.
As a hungarian who loves food I'm always filled with joy when I see someone's enjoying hungarian cousine :) Glad you liked it!
How is the Hungarian BBQ rat? I've always wanted to try it. I heard the national sausage is called "Pula lunga".
@@BozgorSlayer maybe u eat rats we dont :D also you probabaly was trolled by a friend word you mention has nothing to do with Hungarian language, more like Romanian
@@JohnnyP--RES--17-ERS Dude, what?? English? Must be the spicy Mongolian rat recipe. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hungary is the best Country in Europe. Thanks to Orban
Hungarian women too! All you need is gold teeth/chains, some weed and a shiny red car.
Budapest is a beautiful City and the hungarian people are very friendly. A great place to be on holidays. Greetings from Germany.
@ Rene ... Can you imagine if modern day Budapest had the Original Empire days restaurants ... Good Gypsy music played live in Restaurants are now only in Expensive Restaurants .
Those wide city streets with trees lining the wide pavements lined with Shops, the smell of Coffee and sweet patisserie, very Paris equivalent and the mild warm summer breeze nights walking by the Danube .
You can see how many American cities are styled after European cities, but then many Europeans emigrated to America way back when ...
Vecsés
Halászkert👍🏻
Wher you going?
Hungarian people are very friendly. A Hungarian only hates other Hungarians... And colors, migrans, gxys and others...
OH MY HEART!!! I am so lucky I found this video. I'm Hungarian born in USA, 1st gen, however I grew up in a traditional household where we ate mostly Hungarian foods till I was older. I went to Hungary to visit with my relatives and my Aunt lived in Budapest. Then about 4 hours by train to other relatives in Nyíregyháza. I loved Hungary and I love our food and thankfully learned to cook much of it. Watching you walk around the food market and tasting so many of my favs let me relive my time there. How about that Langos? In Hungary you paid under $3 U.S. & when they have Hungarian Events here in the USA they charge up to $8 for a small langos. But when you love something you buy it. YUM Thank you again for sharing. OH YOU MUST GO BACK!!! There are so many foods you didn't get to taste and it's worth another trip. Chicken Paprika, Stuffed Cabbage, etc. And the desserts. Dios which is walnut and pastries are made with it that will blow you away.
Heya! As someone who was born in the USA do you speak hungarian,if yes is it as a mother tongue for you or as a second language, im just asking out of curiosity^^
Szia! Olyan emberként aki Amerikában született, te beszélsz magyarul? Ha igen akkor számodra ez anyanyelv, vagy inkább másodlagos, kíváncsiságból kérdem^^
Hearing Hungarian makes me cry just a little bit - my grandmother passed away about 10 years ago. My mother no longer speaks Hungarian (all her friends speak English). I always go to the UWS to eavesdrop a little bit. Thanks for the smile : ) I have my fingers crossed for pogosca and gulyas. My grandmother (nagymama) was an amazing cook. I do my best. I grew up in Trinidad but we would go home and shift from amazing curries and fish and pilau and to kobasz and hurka and paprikas and pinched noodles and soups and a hundred other things that I would love right now. Thank you ❤️ I do make langos and palascinta (sweet and savoury). And, the mushroom soup! I also love the cauliflower but you had so much food! Really, thank you ❤️
i will ping you when i reaches budapest !!
Why don't you learn it? Hungarian is not easy, but you may enjoy it :) My best regards from Hungary!
this melts my heart miss..
Skier Girl, I can understand why you get emotional hearing the Hungarian language. I was raised and went to school in HU. I’m an American for many years and want to keep my knowledge of the Hungarian language. My folks tell me I’m doing well 😊
How could your mother forget her mother tongue? I couldn't even if I tried. She is a '56 immigrant, isn't she? That was the generation that was so ashamed of being Hungarian they pretended they weren't Hungarian. I have met many of them, they are not actually Hungarian because they don't want to be. Shame.
Hungary is a hidden European treasure as far as many things are on offer for tourists with the cuisine being one of them. When people think of tasty European cuisine they rightfully think French, Greek, Italian and so on but still Hungarian cuisine is so under the radar. I remember in my travels there I ate in ordinary cafeterias and the meals were so delicious! They take their coffee seriously there and some of the best coffee that I had was from these small kiosks. Yeah Hungary is definitely a special country!
I agree!! The sausage I had in Budapest absolutely WRECKED me for being able to ever really enjoy sausage anywhere else again! 😂😋😋😋
I’m hungarian and I am honestly really happy that you gave Hungary a shot, because it’s not a big and well known country, especially not known because of the cuisine, so I’m glad that you enjoyed it and appreciated its beauty!
I find Hungarian food absolutely amazing, it is one of the tastiest cuisines. Their sausage is the best in the world.
Well thanks!
Damn. You can't get good sausage like that in the States. Blood sausage looks amazing and yet, we can't get it here.
@@janelle4455 we can’t get the blood sausages here in the states because we don’t raise the curly haired Mangaitza pig (tastiest pork in the world). Also, it should be consumed within a short period of time. Hungarians don’t use all those preservatives in their sausages.
@@elizabethlayton7422 Hungarian here, you are right, we often eat the blood sausage right after we kill the pig, so yeah it has a tradition to be very fresh
Amerikai vagyok -> Magy-gyar kol-basz! *clap* Magyar kolbasz!
I am first generation hungarian born outside Hungary. My parents were refugees in 1956. They did not know each other then but met in London England. I was born in London in 1961. I loved this video. I grew up with hungarian food and their traditions. I no longer have my grandparents and parents. I miss them very much. I now live in Canada. I only been to Hungary in 1997 to bury my grandparents. Hungary is a beautiful country. The food is unbelievably good. Thank you for this video. Hungarian food is my comfort food. ❤
Nagyon szépen köszönjük a videódat, Mark. Én magyar vagyok, és örökre magyar leszek, tán az emberek nem tetszhetnek Magyarországon egy külföldi számára. A kajáink viszont eszméletlenek, nem isteníteni akarom Magyarországot, hiszen elbújhatunk körülbelül Svédország, Norvégia, vagy Spanyolország mögött ( szerintem ) , de kajáink vannak bőven. Erre mindenki sokat eszik úgymond.
Respect to this guy, he literally can eat everything’s, and how he respect all food varieties. Very brave and honest
I can too eat everything if I got one
Nothing honest about his reviews, says everything he eats is nice, rolls his eyes and say oh wow yeah lol just fake
@Dundej you can watch him eat airplane food and eat a $300 meal and he will have the same reaction to both and say they are amazing.
@@DG-ig4wj 👍🏻😆
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I think he enjoys most (not all) of the foods. I can tell when he genuinely enjoys some foods more than others though.
Adam is a great guy! He took great care of me and my group while we were there in February. Nice to see him on my favorite food vloggers video of Budapest! I Love the mangalica pork!
Sir I am thinking to go to Budapest, tell u r Frnd Adam to help me,I will pay him
Hi Mark, my parents were from Hungary and I speak Hungarian...very nice to find your channel! Thank you for bringing these memories to me!
Hol élsz most?? :)
I love Budapest, greetings and lots of love from Slovakia!
Budapest is so beautiful ... I only stayed there a few hours changing trains many years ago and was amazed how amazing the architecture is.
I agree.
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I went there for a weekend in 2018. Been there 4 more times after that 😁
@@henriccarlsson9052 u r one such lucky guy...i wish i could also travel the world😑
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I am so happy that you went here! I was born and raised in Yugoslavia (now Serbia) but am Hungarian. Was soooo happy when this video popped up!! So glad that you enjoyed such delicious food
Double like!
This guys reaction to everything made me so happy! As a first generation Canadian born into a very traditional Hungarian family this made me reminisce and now I’m hungry lol Langos is my favourite!!! ♥️
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Right? I am a first generation immigrant to Canada (arrived as a teen) and man oh man, I miss that stuff! The salami and those sausages! I am thinking of building a smokehouse to make my own.
@@Gomba13 You should do that! I belive that your idea has great potential, and honestly I did think of doing this aswell if I would ever live abroad.
Egyébként ha sikerül kivitelezni a terved, és munkaerőre van szükséged akkor hmu :D Legjobbakat!
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We recently visited Budapest and were blown away by the city and the incredible food there. So rich and hearty!
Bro
As a Hungarian follower of you, all I want to say is, you are the only foreigner who pronounces the word Budapest correctly😂👊
Apart from every Polish person in the world!!!
Yeah fr
God bless Hungary and the Hungarian people, your food looks amazing much love from Plymouth England thanks for the kind words TH-cam hides most of my replies so just to let you know im not ignoring You're comments :)
Glad to hear this my brother, God bless England! You all always welcome in Hungary! 🥰
@@huntwins2838 Thank you bro :)
And GOD bless you as well...
My gf is hungarian most is nice but most is rank in my eyes but they do these wraps wat is meaty and all stuff top cook oven while vary nice man one my faves not sure on name but is creamy and juicy porky i think 🥴
thank you from Hungary
Being Hungarian, I am familiar with the foods you're tasting, but your expression after EVERY bite is a joy to any cook! I love watching you enjoy our delicious and unique cuisine!
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I am Australian born in Hungary. When i went to Budapest to visit my grandparents i would have lunch with one then go to the other and have lunch again. Haha. They were insane cooks. All passed now. When i visit my mum in Sydney she makes me a huge pan of Rakkot krumpli...i eat it for days, it's my favorite...oh and nutella pancakes....the best !! Love you Hungary !!!
Rakott krumpli the best, I say! :)) I want to eat now! :)
That’s inspiring coming from an Ozzie.👍
My great grandmother is 100% and kept her heritage when she raised a family in Detroit. Now in those days Detroit was NOTHING like it is now! It was a great city to raise European huge families. Her cooking was awesome Hungarian/Polish and is my favorite foods to this day. I have my Polish Hungarian recipes right in my head from generations ago.
Write down your recipes so that they don't die along with you when you die. Leave them for the generations that follow. A grandmother's or aunt's handwritten cookbooks is one of the nicest things someone can leave behind.
Wow! When your ancestors moved in US & what would be the reason? Now is it not possible to sustain or live with a large family in Detroit
@@satyampandey890 In 1956, many Hungarian families moved to Western Europe and America. Look for it on the Internet: Hungary 1956 (very deep story).
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I m glad you went to Hungary, you really made me proud of my own country. Thnx for sharing
Likewise :D
The fact that so many english people comes to this country where I was born and live. Hungary deserves better attention and respect.
Respect !
Hello my lovely friend
Im happy that someone finally apriciate the hungarian food, a lot of people say its just langos and Gulash
In Australia, when we were young kids, mum used to make Lecso every other Sunday for lunch/brunch.
She used to cook up a big pot with garlic sausage mixed. She would then serve it with fresh fried eggs, sunny side up, on top and fresh buttered bread.
It was so delicious.
I wish she hadn't given her recipe away many years ago. :( I would love to cook it again now that I'm older.
Rick Terscale, I’m Hungarian born and living in the US for 50 years. Lecso is sweet peppers like yellow or red ones, sliced and sautéed with sliced onions. Cook for few minutes and add sliced good quality sausages, smoked are the best. Or fresh sausages cooked separately to make sure well cooked.
@@elizabethlayton7422diced onions, sliced peppers, sliced tomatoes, red paprika, salt and pepper plus I add a clove of garlic chopped, just for a kick. You cook it untill peppers are soft, and add some beeten whole eggs and scramble it all together. Best with fresh Hungarian bread. This was the basic of leccso. You can also add sausages or bacon.... anything you like😊
I am Hungarian and I cook all of the Hungarian foods.
@@palomaforte Thanks for updating me. I’ll try it one day.
@@elizabethlayton7422 🥰
I am hungarian it feels nice to see people like our food it makes us proud to make food for people from other places around the world
In English Hungary means you want to eat food, so it makes sense the food there is good.
@@wordofswords5386 you mix words mate,
hunger word has noting to do with Hungarians.
Hungarians are Huns and you probably atleast saw the film Attila The HUN
thats us :D
As a Hungarian I can tell you guys, our food are marvellous and delicious indeed.
Hungarian food looks so tasty. I've only tried Langos and it was really good.
Cheers from Sweden.
Thanks im hungarian and its lángos btw( no hate ☺)
Our food is very spicey compared to more northern European foods thanks to our asian heritage. But it fused a lot with german cuisine, we eat tons of cabages and pork. Many of our food is actually very easy to make at home, even in Sweden as long as you can get your hands on good quality paprika powder.
Wow, my dream country is Sweden.
I'm glad for your comment. As a Hungarian, I have to say that we eat pretty meaty, as you could see in the video of the noodles and sausages. Plus some international dishes are pretty spicy too. There may be a problem in this country, the jerk of some people, it is also bad for my Hungarian existence to see sexist, jerk people sometimes.
@@annamariaignacz5005 me too
Well thank you. I am Hungarian and yes, food is pretty good here :D My grandmother used to live in Sweden btw
That's it! I'm on my way to Hungary, I can't take this anymore....🤤
I love Adam. The strong, shy, kind with an unassuming manner. I'd go to Budapest today if he'd guide me.
beautiful country and great people
greetings from Poland :)
🖤🖤🖤
polak wieger dwa bratanki
Poland and Hungary. 2 countries with crappy cuisines and population who are gastarbeiters in western europe lmao
@@ericragnar3069 das stimmt doch gar nicht. Ich bin Ungar und habe noch nie gehört das die ungarische und polnische Küche schlecht sei. Hab bisher immer nur genau das Gegenteil gehört. Und das mit den Gastarbeitern war damals während des kalten Krieges der Fall. Vergessen sollte man auch nicht wer die Gastarbeiter hier ins Land geholt hat. Nämlich Deutschland.
I’m curious what Gastarbeiter means, I don’t understand German. Can anyone translate the German to English? By the way, it’s rude to post derogatory comments about any ethnicity or culture. Smh
Thank you for the kind words about our city and popular foods. Special kudo for pronouncing Budapest, as we do: "Buda-pesht". Well done!
oh my gooood im so happy that you tasted our food! :) Im from Hungary. Thank you for visiting us!
@Rudi Turo poor rudi can't have turo rudi Hehaha
OOOO MAGYAORZSAG! Greetings from Serbia!
Love Hungary and Hungarian food! Please take a trip to Poland, Mark!
Polish sausages even outside of Poland are chosen over cheap and overpriced hot dogs, lol
I love the pure joy and delight in his eyes every time he tries something.
I wanna eat that food when he says 'ohh woww'( HUGE LOVE AND RESPECT FROM INDIA , HARYANA)
Come, we welcome you! :)
The streets are so clean. I don't see homeless people. A beautiful place.
Only the city center is clean, the homeless have been chased away!
I think Adam has a really chilled aura, I really enjoyed watching him giving you a tour. He could really show Mark the "good stuff" in Hungary. :)
but can he show me coke
Daniel 197 not really that sort of vibe in Budapest
Somebody said in another comment that Adam doesn't seem to enjoy the food. I disagree, I watched his reactions, and I think he chose most of the places they went BECAUSE he enjoys the food. Some people can't make sense of a guy who is chill and not particularly expressive. Adam may well just be an introverted guy who was not looking to steal the show. He seems like a cool dude, I would spend a day with him stuffing my face. 😂
He seemed really annoyed by Mark 😂
I think he did a horrible job and could barely smile about his own county's food. Bad representative of his country.
Beautiful country. Beautiful people. Wonderful food! Thanks Mark!
I am simple Serb /Hungarian from Vojvodina, i see Hungary, I press like !
Nice ... this is the positive Serb comment wich I was looking for. Thanks brother 🇷🇸❤
Why would you press LIKE before watching the content?
@@fadi9799 Bc i like their food and people
En erdèly magyar vagyok aszt hittem hogy màn Szerbiàban nincs magyar aszt hittem hogy el szöktek
@@riccardoboros4174 Where are you from Erdely? Which town?
I love the way you present the food in every country , always smiley face and positive Mood....You are the best!!
LOVE BUDAPEST FROM INDONESIA
Greetings from hungary
He bangkeeee
19:59 Hungarian guy tries the dish.
Reaction - That's pretty good.
Mark's reaction - Pretty good? This is absolutely sublime!
the way he eats and he enjoy the hungarian cuisine is just so adorable
Love Hungary from United Kingdom 🇬🇧💞🇭🇺
Respect from Hungary!
You know how to say Budapest! :)
Like pure slovak💪
Yeeey! You have so many people loving you here, so glad you decided to visit! Thank you in the name of the hungarians! Wish i knew when was this recorded, and could have met with you and your amazing family :)
Nagyon köszönöm szépen 👍😘means ; thank you very much! I was been living in Buda side for almost 1yr when I was 17yrs old. That 34yrs ago. I miss Budapest
Nagyon szèpen köszönöm! 😁😁
@@Icus362 -oh👍😱😀
That is the cleanest most organized Market I have ever seen. I love Hungarian food.
It IS one of the tourist attractions of the city, so they have a reputation to preserve. 😉 But also, Hungarians like high quality produce and ingredients when it comes to food, and that means keeping things clean is important to them. These people are really a lot about food and cooking and eating, and doing things the proper way in the kitchen. It is quite common to hear Hungarians criticizing how other people make the same dish. 😂 These are people who complain about the weight they will put on but they will go ahead and eat it anyway. 😂
I'm Hungarian.
@@Gomba13 That explains my magnificently round figure ... LOL :-)
Want to see more of Ying and MIcah! Ying laughing at Mark for being so full, love it!
Omg! Seeing this makes me want to go and live in Hungary!! 😋
Oh yes!
You are welcome here :D
I moved here last september. Unlimited supply of yumyums ..
after a while it gets boring and normal
Also hungarians die earlier cause of unhealthy Food and palinka!
Adam's smile was the highlight of this video. So handsome!
He’s 100 % typically Hungarian.
I'm Hungarian but watching this man ate this amount in one day... wow, but I understand, all looked very good, and I know how good are... I was happy to see such a quality doc film about it and that he enjoyed it :)
I visited Budapest in April 2019. I want to visit it again. I loved that big market you visited!
i love hungary. greetings from czech republic.
I visited Budapest for a day when we went on holiday to Vienna. I was amazed at how Hungarians could speak perfect English! Especially compared to the Austrians.
My friend in school was from Hungary and her mom made the best sandwiches ever! She made a sandwich spread which I have never forgotten and never saw again. I think it had cheese, paprika and relish and the consistency of a spread on crusty bread. My mom tried so hard to duplicate it because I wouldn't shut up about it 😂 We ended up eating pimento cheese which was nice but not the same
it's called körözött. Recipes are online. Quality of cottage cheese is key. Enjoy :)
4:47 face the guy, when mark say "not to spicy"
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I remember visiting my friend last year and had the opportunity to try out those hungarian food. I am really glad she introduced them to me as those were just as good as you mentioned!
Respect Mark, as a fellow Hungarian I know how heavy those foods are. I hope you had no issue at end of the day. :)
Love Hungary!Greetings from Greece
Szia
Örömmel látom, hogy tetszenek neked a magyar ételek. A piros "fűszer" paprika, szinte minden ételben elegedhetetlen nálunk.
Imádjuk a színét, és az ízét. További kellemes ízélményeket kívánok!
Nem hinném, hogy olvas kommenteket, de ha igen nem hinném hogy lefordítózza a magyarokat, de nem kötekedésből:)
Budapest is hands-down one of my favorite cities. Good food and inexpensive.
Innexpensive?? Really??? it was crazy expensive
@@chrisfunx7968 I can only speak on my experience. I've been there twice and had some really good food that was not expensive. BP BarBQ is one place that I really liked. There are others but that restaurant has good food.
Glad you returned home with good memories but if you try the same foods outside the capital, you'll be surprised by the much lower, real price of things.
Eat outside Budapest. Everything is half or third price, and even tastes better 😁
i'm hungarian
magyar vagyok
Was there last year food was amazing, people great 👍🏻 and now my favourite European city budapest ❤️💙
My mom was First generation Hungarian. Ten years ago I was in Budapest. The food is phenomenal. There was so much you didn’t try like chicken paprikas with dumplings. If you eat the green Hungarian peppers they will knock your socks off. Great video but not enough. 🇺🇸
The happiness on MY face while watching Mark's videos is priceless. Mark calms me and puts me in a better mindset than my therapist 😊
No need for pills when Mark uploads a new video.
Ah finally mark is trying the food of my favorite country Magyar land
Polski,Bratanki !
@@markszilasi-horvath4007 Africa!!!!
@@markszilasi-horvath4007 Ták
I’m a simple Pole. I see Hungary, I press like!
Why do you poles love us so much????
I'm a simple Hungarian I see a Polish comment, I press like !
Oh you guys are so cute! I love the love! But yeah please explain to an outsider, why do Poles love Hungary?
This originated from our history. We have many common kings and queens. We fought together many times. And yes, the nazi ally Hungary rejected to attack Poland in WW2
Out of the many places I've been to in Europe I did not find the Hungarian food that great, and apparently you didn't either because all you're talkin about are the poles loving the Hungarian.
Was there for the opening of the Christmas festival, it’s incredible. One of the best places I have ever been, best time I ever had. It’s so beautiful, so friendly, be prepared to gain weight.
I love Hungary! Greetings from Poland :)
And I love Poland !
from the uk 😁
@Noémi Noémi Hajrá magyarok!
Hello Poland. From Steve in Los Angeles!
Langos vs Pierogi
Dobre dobre 🙏 ❤️ Polak Wenger dvab ratatangi 🇵🇱 🙏🇭🇺
Hello from Tatarstan to Hungarian people! Hunnic Turkic brotherhood♥️
Selam from a lipka Tatar from białystok
@Realite58 Long live Turan. 🤝 Me too from Magyaristan.
Hungarians are the friendliest people. Greetings from Poland
We love you too.😊
This is the first time I Watch your Chanel. I’ve always wanted to visit East Europe, and now that I saw this street food programa, I have to go. I loved it. I enjoyed aswell your enthusiasm. I live in Mexico
2:16 That guy sight its just like "Are you gonna buy something or what?" xD
Brahaha! I saw that look too!
😂😂
I saw it too 😂😂😂😂
So true I was cringing so hard, typical Hungarian unfortunately lmao (I am hungarian too, but not like this haha)
@Happy Mama then dont give samples lol
Mark, you are the only one who pronounced "Budapest" correctly. Thank you. :-)
Kathy Refalo I, too, pronounce it correctly...
Correct is what the official name in the language you are speaking is, often different from the local name in the local language.
Otherwise basically everyone would be pronouncing all names of everything in the world "wrong" just because its different in the local language.
Like Berlin, Paris, Moscow, Bavaria, Prague, ...
Hungarians still appreciate it if you say it with "sh". Can't change that ;)
@@ferrum7625 yeah, Like slovaks say,
Budapest looks beautiful, and the food looks delicious, especially the sausages!
Although, it's hard to find good sausages nowadays in Hungary.
I could die with happiness if I live in Hungary and get an incredible tasty meal like that every single day :D
“The beet flavor comes through beautifully, as well as adding a gorgeous, eye-popping visual to the dish. Guests are delighted when presented with a dish that takes them by surprise - the ingredients are not as they seem.”
Best goulash i’ve ever had in Budapest was there at that Central Market. Thanks for bringing back fun memories, Mark! 😄
If u want good gulash, Come to Bratislava.
Finally someone enjoys blood sausage as much as I do. I miss it!
Vereshurka rulez 😍
Such a beautiful city. Fantastic food. My late Mother was Hungarian by birth.. 🌳💚🌳
They why you can't write in Hungarian?You should learn if your mother was hungarian.shame on you if you cant
He brings so much positive energy
I love the sincere happiness on your face :) Greetings from Hungary
Love the food adventure you took us on. Love how your new friend was so calm, chill, giving off a good vibe. :D
=)
Blarson 12 😂😂😂
As a Hungarian this is really nice to know Hungary is still in good condition since now I'm living in the UK
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Nem a baloldal van hatalmon, ez a titok.
Some of the best food I’ve ever eaten when I was in Budapest
It’s one of my dreams to visit Budapest and see the land of my paternal heritage. I love cooking my Hungarian dishes but would be out of my mind to try authentic cuisine! Thank you for a great video! 😍
That food looks amazing, I must put Budapest on my bucket-list and bookmark this video 🙂
Come by all means! You will have a lot of fun with it!
I've been waiting for this for a long time Mark!
Glad you enjoyed the food and the city! :)
Sorry it took so long, thank you!
I never knew anything about Hungarian food; everything you showed us looks absolutely delicious. Truthfully, I'd love to pack up and move there, permanently. (Not only the food but the architecture is interesting, too.)
Very good connection!
Hi Mark, I love that every time you say "Budapest" your pronunciation is on point! Thank you for making the effort :)
Lol when I started dating a Hungarian lady, I very quickly learnt to pronounce Budapest right haha. It’s a beautiful country and the people are so nice. The food is awesome though. Nokedli and langos being top of the list for me.
Hello, if I go to Hungary will you show me around?
Eddie get a grip mate
I have been to Budapest five times. That great market and its food are truly amazing.
you are an inspiration!! I wish i had started vlogging sooner, but i felt lost. watching your videos has given me direction! thank you! keep doing what you do. we are watching with love and joy :)
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