HUNGARIAN Food Tour in Budapest - SPICY HALÁSZLÉ FISH SOUP + HUNGARIAN DESSERTS IN HUNGARY 🇭🇺
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- Hungarian street food tour in Budapest. Come with us on an epic Hungarian food tour tasting the super spicy halászlé fisherman’s soup and sweet Hungarian desserts in Budapest, Hungary.
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Budapest has some of the best food in Hungary, even some of the best food in Europe, so we started off our Hungarian street food tour in Budapest tasting two popular Hungarian foods. At our first stop we tried cigánypecsenye (gypsy steak), and pork paprikas, both are traditional Hungarian foods that you must try when in Budapest. Flavourful, delicious, tasty, meaty and of course hearty, these are the perfect meals to eat during wintertime! Hungary has some of the best foods to eat in Europe.
We continued our Hungarian street food tour in Budapest trying some Hungarian desserts. First was the popular Hungarian túró rudi, a must try street food snack! We then headed to a popular confectionery in Budapest to try their traditional Hungarian desserts. In Budapest, there’s no shortage of sweet Hungarian cakes and desserts, perfect for your sweet tooth.
To finish off our Hungarian street food tour in Budapest, we tried the super spicy halászlé fisherman’s soup. The halászlé fisherman’s soup was just what we needed on this cold day. Spicy, rich and full of flavour, we were blown away by the halászlé fisherman’s soup taste.
We hope you enjoy coming with us on our Hungarian food tour here in Budapest, Hungary, tasting some traditional dishes like the spicy halászlé fisherman’s soup and all the sweet Hungarian desserts here in Hungary. Stay tuned for more street food adventures next week!
Places we visited:
Name: Cserepes Kisvendéglő
Address: Budapest, Lövölde tér 1, 1068
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Name: Spar
Address: Budapest, Vértanúk tere 1, 1054
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Name: István Cukrászda
Address: Budapest, Október 6. u. 17, 1051
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Name: Öreghalász Étterem
Address: Budapest, Árpád út 20-22, 1042
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What's up everyone!
Where should we visit in Europe next?
Thanks for watching! 😊🧡
Hi Chris & Steph, if you ever plan to visit France one day, I highly recommend you to make a stop in the NorthEast region called Alsace. There are so many traditional and absolutely tasty dishes to try ! Bon appétit 😋🍽
@@TheDude67100 Thanks for the suggestion! We would love to visit France someday. There are so many delicious traditional foods we are sure we would love 😋
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Wow, what an amazing video! Loved how you showed such traditional, local Hungarian foods. Those galuska with the paprikas was probably my favourite, it looked so comforting. Hungarian food looks soooo good, putting this on my list of places to visit for sure!
You definitely should! Hungary is a wonderful country and we would recommend visiting it for sure. Budapest is gorgeous and the food so good. We hope you can visit one day :) Thanks for watching and commenting!
Wow, didn't know Hungarian food looked so tasty. On my list now to visit, and what a beautiful city!
Very tasty! You wouldn't believe how rich and hearty the food is, we think you would love it, Charles😋 definitely a place to visit! Budapest is wonderful to explore. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting😊
Budapest looks like a lovely, historical city ! We enjoyed learning about the tasty, delicious food that you sampled while there, especially those yummy pastries 👍😋!
Thanks so much! Budapest really is a gorgeous city, we would highly recommend visiting😉 you would have loved all the pastries!!! Especially the kremes 😋
I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the virtual tour of Budapest and the culinary delights it has to offer! Budapest is indeed a city with a rich history and a vibrant food scene. The pastries, in particular, are often a highlight, with traditional Hungarian desserts showcasing a blend of flavors and textures.
Hello there! 😊
Hearing "paprika" brings me memories of a lot of things and anong them is a really fun children's show. Don't feel blue, but I won't give you clues on what it is. 😂
I guess this vid will remind me of Hungarian food too hence on. Thanks for introducing me to that. ✨️🧡
All of the items you've tried look tasty. I think those that captured my attention are the ones from the very beginning, the egg dumpling/pasta and pork/bacon dish. The carp/catfish soup also looks so interesting. I do not know many places and dishes that use catfish. It's nice to learn more about how it is prepared and enjoyed in other cuisines.
I feel like having a tea or coffee with all the chocolate snacks and desserts you had. But I am sure that the rose colored drink should not be missed too.
The places you featured all looked pretty. I also appreciate the bits of info and sharing the names of the dishes in text. Nicely done you two. See you next meal. ✨️🫰🏻😊
Hey Cris! We're glad you enjoyed our Hungarian food tour! The food in Hungary is really delicious, so hearty and rich. The first place we went to was incredible, we loved all the food we had there.
We definitely could have gone for a coffee or something hot to go with all those cakes!! They were delish, especially the kremes! Thanks for watching and commenting, see you next meal 😉😊
Making halászlé is not complicated, it just takes a lot of time.
You need at least three types of fish!
The skin remains on the fillet.
Place the sliced onion on the bottom, then the fish head, fins and bone.
It must be boiled slowly until the head falls apart.
Then ground paprika is added and it boils.
The fish fillet goes in after boiling.
After the meat is cooked, salt it and it's done.
There are many variations, this is just one.
I note that the Hungarian catfish (Silurus glanis) is not the same as the African catfish (Pangasius).
Very interesting, Tamás!
Wow so yummy 🤤🤤🤤🤤
Hungarian food is very delicious, we have to agree 😋 thanks for watching!
Oh my goodness you guys get around fast!?? I love how excited u are eating. Better than mark weins any day. Hhh (did i just swear?)
Thanks, Nathan!! We are always excited for tasting new things 🤣
Nice to see some foodie eating an actually nice quality "Halászlé", it uses a lot uf spices, but not always hot by itself. It usualy comes with a selection or at least one type of hot paprika, usually green long pointy, or small red, maybe "Erős Pista" as some like it. I see poor quality in many videos. Ofc serving like that was sime extra fancy magic.
Thanks so much for your comment and for watching! We really enjoyed trying halászlé, and loved the traditional way it's served, such a unique soup!
always fun to watch😃 😃
Thank you so much!
Very good❤❤
Thanks so much for watching 😊
Absolutely loved it! Budapest is such a charming city. You made us want to buy a flight :) The food looks rich and delicious, perfect for the cold winters. The gypsy steak and the kremes were to die for. Thanks a lot for sharing your food adventure with us :)
Haha should we all book a flight there together for the summer?? The food is incredible and the city beautiful to explore and walk around. Thanks for your support guys!! 😊😉🧡
What the drink was is szörp. Wich is fruit syrup made from fruit juice and sugar usually made from raspberry but it can be any fruit. Then the syrup is diluted usually a 1:5 or 1:7 ratio with soda (carbonated mineral water). It is must in many homes but restaurants don't serve it so it is quiet an unknown thing to foreigners. You can found a lot of types of sörp in any grocery stores.
In the 1000 years history of hungary nobody ever figured out how to eat a krémes nicely.
Thanks for the info on the drink, that's interesting to know! It was so nice of the owner to give us a taste, we really enjoyed it.
😂🤣 That makes us feel better, there really sense like there's no good way to eat the kremes😝
@@HungryTwoTravelLovely video!
Abt the krémes I usually take the top off than it can be cut by fork. 😉
Thanks for watching, and that's a great suggestion!! Thanks for that :)
Nem lehet, hogy inkább Márka üdítőt kapott? Meggyeset? Kicait olyannak tűnt. Bár lehet az sötétebb kicsit.
you should have tried the Krémes in the castle district at the Ruszwurm pastry shop, it's the real deal. It was Queen Sissi's favourite place and sweet, founded in 1827.
We actually had planned to go there, but when we showed up that day they were closed for an emergency, so unfortunately we didn't get a chance to try it there... Next time we'll have to 😉 thanks for watching and commenting,!
Budapest ❤❤❤
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Greetings!! 😊
Budapest is a city known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and delicious cuisine. Let's explore some local Hungarian dishes and treats.
Goulash (Gulyás): Start your culinary journey with a classic Hungarian dish - Goulash. This hearty soup/stew typically consists of meat (often beef), vegetables, and paprika, creating a flavorful and comforting meal.
Langos: A popular street food in Hungary, Langos is deep-fried flatbread usually topped with sour cream, garlic, and cheese. It's a savory treat that's both delicious and indulgent.
Chimney Cake (Kürtőskalács): For dessert, try Kürtőskalács, a sweet, spiral-shaped pastry. It's made from sweet dough, rolled in sugar and other toppings, then baked until crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
Fisherman's Soup (Halászlé): Since Budapest is situated along the Danube River, don't miss the opportunity to try Fisherman's Soup. It's a spicy fish soup with a rich broth, often featuring various freshwater fish.
Töltött Káposzta (Stuffed Cabbage): Experience the flavors of traditional Hungarian comfort food with Töltött Káposzta. It consists of cabbage leaves stuffed with a mixture of meat, rice, and spices, then simmered to perfection.
Rakott Krumpli: This is a layered potato casserole with eggs, sausage, and sour cream. It's a hearty and satisfying dish that showcases the influence of different cultures on Hungarian cuisine.
Dobos Torte: Finish your meal with a slice of Dobos Torte, a famous Hungarian layer cake. It consists of sponge cake layers with chocolate buttercream and a crunchy caramel top layer.
Hungarian Wines: Pair your meals with some Hungarian wines, as the country has a rich tradition of winemaking. Tokaj is particularly renowned for its sweet wines.
I hope you enjoy these culinary delights in Budapest!
Thanks so much for your comment and for watching! You've listed some amazing Hungarian foods, we love them all! 😋🤤
Krémes literally means Creamy. :)
Yes! And so incredibly creamy delicious it is😋 thanks for watching!
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Hey guys, hope you had a good time :) Gipsy steak gots its name from a gipsy musician, who was playing the violin in a restaurant and he was always served a steak with garlic&paprika , and the name just stuck afterwards :)
That's an interesting history, thanks for the info and thanks for watching😊
Bacon fried in this way is called rooster's comb.
We usually don't eat the baked skin.
The medieval Buda castle was completely destroyed in the wars of the Turkish era (it was recaptured in 1668). Hence the uniform baroque style. Later styles were built into this.
"Túró Rudi" exists in several versions, with several manufacturers. The "Piros Pöttyös" is the real thing! You liked it, but some people don't it.
The friend here is the bear cheese. The slogan of the advertisement, my friend, is bear cheese. Don't worry, it's not made from bear milk, it's just that there's a bear on the packaging.The name is Medvesajt.( Medve = bear ,sajt= cheese)
The whipped cream version of Krémes is the French cream. There is even a layer of whipped cream between the two sheets of dough.
I usually eat it by eating the top sheet of pasta first.
The real story of the Dobos torta is different. József Dobos was a businessman, not a confectioner. The name Dobos has become a brand. He distributed the predecessor of this cookie. He made the recipe public, but only after his death. Today's cake is a little different from back then.
There are many versions of halászlé. According to the makers (of course, lol ), only their own is the only good, the original.
It's a traditional Christmas meal anyway.
Paprika cream is the classic Erős Pista ( Strong Stevie). This is raw ground hot pepper mixed with salt. The name of the first cream to be sold was Erős Pista.
It is still on the market today. An even spicier version is Bivaly Pista. Édes Anna ( Sweet Ann) , on the other hand, doesn't bite.
Thanks for your comment and all the info, Tamás! You have quite the knowledge!! Thanks for watching :)
That was toooo much "Erős Pista" (spicy) for the Fishsoup😅
😄 we had to go all out!
@@HungryTwoTravel 😅
That was not strawberry jam in the palacsinta! lol it was apricot!
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Love watching you guys enjoy the food though! Great video! ❤️🇭🇺
Thanks so much!
Good morning
can I take some images (without sound) of your video from 7min to 8min please? I currently work in BTS in Paris and my situation is as follows: I have to make a video to promote Budapest
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You do not eat the rind, bro. It is just to keep the bacon together.
It was a little tough, but still delicious 😄😋 Thanks for watching!
Excuse me? That is not true.
That is the best part!
Dehogynem! Az egyik legjobb rész!
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Thank you so much for watching!
:D No worries about the kremes, hungarians eat exact same way!
It's impossible to do it politely😅 so tasty though so who cares 😉