15 scrumptious photos of Hungarian dishes from Hungarian Rhapsody

By on Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 4:13 pm

We visited the Hungarian Rhapsody and found a trove of delicious Eastern European dishes. Read our review here.

Photos by Tom Perkins.

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Chicken Paprikash.
Chicken Paprikash.
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Goulash.
Goulash.
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Salami, kolbasz, and korozott.
Salami, kolbasz, and korozott.
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Krémes.
Krémes.
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Palacsinta.
Palacsinta.
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Goulash.
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