Hungarian Restaurant in the heart of Budapest
You don't need to leave the capital to experience the countryside:
Enjoy the flavors of the real Hungarian countryside in the heart of Budapest, in a truly traditional Hungarian restaurant, the Hell's Kitchen!
The solid elegance of our Hungarian restaurant is made truly authentic by the characteristic folk accessories.
The Hell's Kitchen is also the perfect venue for celebrating special occasions – organize smaller birthdays, company dinners or class reunions in our restaurant!
Entering our restaurant, you will find yourself in a fairy-tale place, where the traditions of our country are alive and well. Our master chefs prepare every dish with heart and soul, and bring the true flavors of Hungary to the tables, based on our grandmothers' recipes. The cheerful atmosphere of the waiters puts everyone in a good mood, and the evening atmosphere is enhanced by the music of gypsy musicians every day.
Come to our Hungarian restaurant and discover the gastronomic treasures of Hungary!
Hell's Kitchen - hungarian restaurant in the heart of Budapest
What makes the Hell's Kitchen the best Hungarian restaurant in Budapest?
a Nagy Fa-Tál Konyhája?
Our menu features traditional Hungarian dishes that our family has preserved for generations.
But what truly sets us apart, beyond the authentic local flavors, is the captivating atmosphere.
The characteristic folk decoration on the walls, the live gypsy music in the evenings, and
the staff's enthusiasm for preserving traditions makes our inn truly memorable.
The most popular hungarian dishes
In our kitchen, gourmet bites are prepared daily, based on our grandparents' tried and true recipes
Carefully selected ingredients
Our dishes are made exclusively from the highest quality, fresh ingredients sourced from hungarian local farmers.
Award-winning master chef
Our master chef's professional expertise and love for traditional hungarian flavours come through in every dish.
Gipsy music
Every evening between 6 PM and 10:30 PM, live gipsy music enhances the atmosphere
Authentic atmosphere and interior
Our restaurant brings the atmosphere
of traditional rural homes into the heart of the city
Hell's Kitchen - hungarian restaurant in the heart of Budapest
Our must-try specialties
Traditional hungarian dishes
Although we recommend everyone to try all the dishes on the menu in order, if you still need a little help, you should definitely try the following classic, traditional Hungarian dishes!
Goulash soup served in a bread bowl
Hungarian pea soup with cauliflower dumplings and vegetables
Chicken paprikash with dumplings
Stuffed cabbage with smoked meat and sour cream
Diced chicken breast with grilled vegetables
Skewered pork tenderloin with bacon and crispy potatoes
If you are curious about further interesting facts from the world of Hungarian gastronomy,
discover the the GastroBlog of the Hungarian Hell's Kitchen,
full of recipes, stories and interesting facts from Hungary!
Who is behind Hungarian Hell's Kitchen?
The owner of our restaurant, Attila Pál Nagy, came to the capital from a village in the Bakony Mountains 10 years ago. Attila has been involved in hospitality since 1993, and the experience he gained during these years was completed with the opening of the Hell's Kitchen Hungarian restaurant in Budapest in 2014. The restaurant has been operating uninterrupted ever since, with the same enthusiasm and authentic Hungarian atmosphere that it had the first day it opened its doors.
The visionaries and owners of Hungarian Hell's Kitchen:
Attila Nagy and his wife Erzsébet
The owner of the Hell's Kitche hungarian restaurant, Attila Pál Nagy, was born in 1968. He spent his childhood growing up on a farm, where he and his siblings did their share of chores around the house from a young age – be it picking grapes, hoeing or caring for the animals. He was never left without a task after school, which laid the foundation for his attitude towards work.
Later, he moved to a village in the Bakony region, and in 2014, to the capital. Attila has been involved in commerce and hospitality since 1993. Together with Erzsébet, they honed their hospitality skills at various events, pop-ups, and village fairs, culminating in the opening of Nagy Fa-Tál Konyhája ten years ago
