Wangfu restaurant — Restaurant in Budapest

We have expected much more based on the reviews. There are no prices, no menu, so you just choose from the fridge what you want to eat. The waitress didn’t speak Hungarian or English, so we were missing out on some things for sure (which we would have asked). We sent back the pakchoi though, because it was spotty, probably eaten by a bug (lice maybe?). All in all, I would not have minded the language barrier, if there was at least a menu with the items and we could have just pointed at what we want. At the end we ended up paying around 12k HUF (for 2 people), but the receipt was not in Latin letters, hence we were not even sure if we paid for the pakchoi, or what cost what. The 1 L lichee drink we got was almost 2000 HUF (we could figure this one out). The experience though was great, I have been to a hotpot place abroad, it was better experience, but this was...

Food was okay if you are visiting the first time. This is the place you can save money if you want to try out different Chinese cuisine. BUT, the food quality and freshness are definitely the problem as this restaurant also admitted that their food wasn’t fresh at all. Meat , seafood, pork belly , etc, there were stored more than 2 weeks. this is simply a cheaply place which I’d still come as you will never find a proper place to have hotpot like I did in China and here is budapest . As I’m a hotpot addict, I’ll not recommend this place if you want to eat...

There are two options that I know of. Hotpot or grilling plate. You get to choose the ingredients that you want from a fridge. Though you don't get them directly from the fridge - someone will take your order. It is more like a 3D menu. The price was decent... not too cheap but for the good experience it was worth it. The food itself is ok... no real taste if you don't dip in sesame sauce or chilly oil. But food usually taste good with good company. :) Suitable for family gathering and enjoying with...