Kínai Büfé - Kínai Büfé

Name: Kínai Büfé - Kínai Büfé
Address: Török Pál u. 2, 1093 Hungary, 2, Hungary

3.8/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Török Pál u. 2, 1093 Hungary
Postal code :	2
Categories :	Restaurant ,

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T	Tamás Sáfrány on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Az étel, nem volt rossz, de az én ízlésemnek nem a legkedvezőbb. Az étterem olyasmi mint egy lyuk. Kis adag drágán. Szemtelenül ezresekben es kis aprókban adtak vissza. The food wasn't bad, but not to my liking. The restaurant is like a hole. Small dose expensive. Shamelessly returned in thousands and tiny little ones.
x	xingyu le on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 一个地下室餐厅，在这里吃了两年，从来的第一天到离开布达佩斯的最后一天。已经成为bp记忆的一部分。客观的说味道还可以，特别是面，更大的优势是价格便宜，算是bp最便宜的中餐馆了。成了周围中国留学生的“食堂”。这个路口五家中餐馆我只去这家。 A basement restaurant that ate here for two years, from the first day to the last day to leave Budapest. Has become part of bp memory. Objectively speaking, the taste is okay, especially noodles. The greater advantage is that the price is cheap, which is the cheapest Chinese restaurant in bp. It has become a "canteen" for Chinese students around. I only go to this five Chinese restaurants at this intersection.
C	Carmi Hershkoviz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bad cold tasteless food, avoid
L	Leny KEO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It is a huge restaurant with Hungarian style.
S	Sára Szőke on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Super tasty ramen!!! And jiaozi and baozi. They have student discount. Friendly staff. If you like Chinese food it is a must see place!
G	Gustav Lindström on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Probably one of the best fried noodles with chicken, onions and eggs I ever eaten. Come here atleast 2 times every visit. A must try.
R	Robert Wagner on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Finally. Authentic and delicious dumplings 饺子 in Downtown Budapest. Other food sold here seems to be OK too, not the usual Hungaro-Chinese greasy stuff available at most Chinese eateries in the city.
L	Laz from Budapest on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you like authentic Chinese food for less then this is the place to go. The fact that it is almost always packed with asian guests (in a city with a relatively small asian population) is a testament to the quality of the food. It's a small family place, the dad does the cooking and his wife takes your money. They have two charming daughters who are often just playing among the guests. The food might not look special but it sure tastes amazing. Hopefully one day they'll have enough saved up to rent a place that properly honors the quality of what they serve - for now it's best to try and ignore the manky basement setting and focus on filling your stomach! Of course if you're the type who's put off by eating in a basement, then this is not the place for you.