Quán Nón Vietnámi étterem — Restaurant in Budapest

Good pizza place in a quiet street next to the Danube. This pizza place has only moved recently to this location, but was established earlier in another location. The pizza itself is OK, but nothing to write home about. The people making the pizza are actually Italian and brought special ingredients from Italy, but the oven might not be the best. Our pizza took a log time to be ready (15-20 minutes) and it was a little on the raw side. The dough itself might have been either old, or the oven is not hot enough. I will definitely have a revisit and update this review if things change. If you are in the area if it a good place for a traditional Italian pizza, but not worth an extra drive/walk just...

I ordered their vegan pho. I have had this soup from this exact restaurant before and it was really nice, aromatic and satisfying. This time it had no spices in it whatsoever, not even salt, it was just a mildish vegetable broth with no aromatics or anything really. I called them to let them know and they told me to season it myself as I took it home and didn’t eat it in the restaurant, “it’s supposed to be my task to season the soup”. I don’t spend 4000 ft on a soup to season it myself at home. The man I talked on the phone with, rushed and hung up on me. No compensation what so ever. I am really sad because I was looking forward to becoming a regular customer at...

Food is okay but it never reflects what it looks like on the menu. The summer rolls are not as nice, a bit rubbery, the bún has no coriander or mint, which it’s advertised as having, only very basic lettuce and carrot and that’s it (and lots of grit I have to spit out in the meat) The pho is overpriced compared to other (better) soup places in the city, and the atmosphere is cold and impersonal. The servers are nice but also feels like an empty charm in this place, which is always empty. Strange.

It’s not bad but also...