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Name: An Étterem
Address: Budapest, Gazdagréti tér 7, 1118 Hungary, Budapest, Austria
Rating: 4.9

Budapest, Gazdagréti tér 7, 1118 Hungary · Restaurant · 4.9/5 Google (375 reviews)

Reservations · Takeout

Destination-worthy Vietnamese with sushi in Southwest Buda; excellent food and warm service, moderate prices, minor service and allergy-info hiccups.

Why it gets an A- for overall quality

An Étterem delivers exceptional food quality with fragrant pho, fresh sushi, and polished execution that exceeds typical casual dining standards. Attentive, friendly service and steady quality create a reliable neighborhood favorite with strong family appeal and loyal following. The grade reflects solid A-grade performance, though gaps in allergen knowledge and modest setting appeal prevent advancement to grade A territory.

Restaurant Summary

Inside a plain residential block you find a room that feels warm and welcoming, with cozy Vietnamese touches and staff who greet families by name. One diner raved, "the sushi was fresh and the pho tasted like a hug." Weekends can be busy, and there is ample nearby parking for locals and visitors. The cooking leans Vietnamese comfort with a broad Asian reach: fragrant pho, bún dishes, crisp rolls, plus a serious sushi offering. Plates arrive quickly and look polished without being fussy. Noodle mains deliver value; sushi runs pricier but fresh. A few reviews flag slower moments and allergy-info gaps, but most praise friendly, attentive service. Families are well served: there are highchairs, staff pay attention to kids, and the menu has kid-pleasing noodles, fried starters, and simple sushi. Portions are generally generous, though a rare guest wanted more. If your child is adventurous, pho and bún are great; otherwise, start with spring rolls or chicken fried noodles.

At a Glance

Consistently delicious pho, pad thai, and fresh sushi
Friendly, fast service with neighborhood feel
Allergen information reportedly incomplete; confirm with staff
Sushi and some starters priced higher than noodles
Easy parking and small terrace

What Sets It Apart

Vietnamese core with real sushi program
Neighborhood convenience with ample parking

What People Love

Comforting pho with depth
Freshly made sushi with clean flavors
Warm, neighborly service
Cozy decor that feels transportive

Points of Concern

Occasional service lapses like slow plate clearing or a late main course
Allergen list accuracy questioned by one reviewer; verify ingredients if sensitive
Pricing feels high for certain starters and sushi, while noodles are good value

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average CostHUF 9,500-14,500 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

For value: Sült Pho Rizstészta Csirke (HUF 4,500)
For pescatarians: Lazac Sashimi (HUF 6,500)
Vegetarian: Pho Tron Vega or Tavaszi Tekercs Vega

Perfect For

Casual weeknight dinners where everyone wants something different
Family meals with highchairs and welcoming staff
Local sushi cravings without going downtown
Small celebrations that do not require formality

Location Insights

Area: Residential Southwest Buda micro-center with local shopping square; relaxed, family-oriented, convenience-focused crowd.

Safety: Generally safe, well-kept residential zone with steady foot traffic; low late-night bustle.

Nearby: Set by Gazdagréti tér shops; easy for locals, destination mainly for nearby districts.

GazdagrétGazdagrét is a primarily residential neighborhood characterized by panel housing estates and green spaces. The dining scene is modest, with local eateries and small restaurants catering mainly to residents rather than tourists, offering a quiet and community-focused atmosphere.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday11:00–22:00 Tuesday11:00–22:00 Wednesday11:00–22:00 Thursday11:00–22:00 Friday11:00–22:00 Saturday11:00–22:00 Sunday11:00–22:00

Available: Reservations, Takeout

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