You know, it amazes me that people come to (for example) a Hungarian restaurant and then complain that the meal isn't served with North American condiments. Really?? Are these the same people who go to Japanese restaurants and get mad if there aren't any McDonald's cheeseburgers on the menu? To avoid foolish expectations, I'd suggest doing your research beforehand. In this day and age, most people have and iphone/android and it would take all of what, 3 seconds to search "typical Hungarian meal" in order to know that that's what they'd be getting. Please don't apply North American expectations or we'll be stuck with every restaurant "Americanizing" their food and that would just be sad. Rant over.
This is traditional Hungarian food. The traditional fruity drink made w a red syrup and water is yummo! Have the cucumber salad (tangy and sweet) and if they have the mushroom soup (everything is homemade here), try it. A tasty broth with fresh mushrooms. Light and satisfying. Then get the schnitzel (I like to forego the bread and add mashed potatoes instead). Ask for extra lemon wedges to squeeze it over the light, flavourful meat. So delicately breaded and perfectly browned, you'd swear that you're having breaded fish. For dessert (you won't have room but get it anyway) order the walnut crepes. Oh, and did I mention? Our server was excellent, always filling our water glasses, checking to see that everything was okay without being annoyingly hovering.Cash only. Go for a walk around the hood to work off all of that food.