Kabul Bahar Restaurant — Restaurant in Budapest

A very simple homemade Afghani food cafeteria, and the food quality is good. The cook and owner of the restaurant is a real afghan and he is very proud of his food 😅👍the food is bit on the heavier and oily style, but once in a whil, filling guilty pleasures are ok. if you ask to mix with some curry that doesn't match, the chef refuses to ruin his standards, despite we insist it's ok for us. A true chef indeed 🙂 he speaks a bit of English, but it's rather simple to choose the food from the display. Just point and eat. He isn't shy in pumping real good quantity of food because he wants his customers full and satisfied. The food isn't 🔥 spicy, but you can taste the good spice blends. Food and hospitality are good, and the prices are very decent too. Since it's a small establishment in Nepszinhaz Utca, a bit of a rough neighborhood, the cleanliness or hyping the place isn't prioritized. Dining might not be advised if you are uncomfortable about cleanliness, so consider takeout which is good because the chef really packs the box!! So far, having dined and takeout food, my tummy is ok, so i have no issues on the above. Recommend trying out the home cooked afghan food. His samosa are yummy and plumped. Oh, the food is halal too. So drop by and...

Great road-side "Dhaba". Simple food, quick service. Not too many choices; had a little bit of 6 of the 12 dishes offered ... all good. Samosas, keeman paratha, allo parathah, daal, chicken, lamb/goat kofta, chicken biryani, and vegetable biryani. All great, simple home cooked (not greasy or oily) food. Owner didn't know english well, i dont know hingarian. Glad i kept up with my Hindi; owner and I got along great.

Just a few blocks from Courtyard. Best food I have had in Budapest of the dozen...

Excellent halal food. I ordered the kabuli rice with chicken. I got some extra dal as well. And after my meal, the guy offered me some more extra rice/daal. Nice guy. Food was amazing. The mixing of kabuli with chicken's gravy and dal made it lose the flavour of kabuli. But that didn't make it bad. It was still very good food. The chicken was soft and tendor, not overcooked. The rice, carrots and raisins were fluffy, which was felt really nice...