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  1. Rutin

    Hungarian Eastern European

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    Dinner begins at seven sharp, and the chef comes out of the kitchen to narrate each course as he places it in front of you. Rutin is a husband-and-wife restaurant in Budaörs running a single multi-course set menu each evening, built around Hungarian family recipes and childhood memory. The room is intimate enough that the storytelling lands, and three hours apparently disappear without anyone noticing they've gone.

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    • Tarragon soup

      “Dishes have a feel-good factor, from tarragon soup with charcoal-roasted Mangalitsa to sugar bread with ice cream, caramel and Tokaji jus”

      Michelin Guide
    • Charcoal-roasted Mangalitsa

      “Dishes have a feel-good factor, from tarragon soup with charcoal-roasted Mangalitsa to sugar bread with ice cream, caramel and Tokaji jus”

      Michelin Guide
    • Sugar bread with ice cream

      “Dishes have a feel-good factor, from tarragon soup with charcoal-roasted Mangalitsa to sugar bread with ice cream, caramel and Tokaji jus”

      Michelin Guide

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