Fifteen Hungarian restaurants join French cuisine programme
Budapest, March 20 (MTI) – Fifteen Hungarian restaurants will join this year the Gout de France/Good France worldwide programme promoting French cuisine on March 21, the French ambassador to Hungary said on Monday.
Launched three years ago, the programme is joined altogether by 2,000 restaurants preparing a French menu in 150 countries around the world, Eric Fournier told public television channel M1.
Hungarians are rather curious and very open to learning about gastronomy, French cuisine included, he said.
The team of Hungarian chef Tamás Széll winning Bocuse d’Or Europe in 2016 and finishing fourth in the world contest in Lyon this year proves that Hungarian gastronomy has a prestigious place in the international arena, he said.
Hungarian and French cuisine both have goose liver as their specialty which goes well with sweet wine from Hungary’s Tokaj region or France’s Monbazillac or Sauternes, the diplomat said.
Eleven restaurants in Budapest and four in the cities of Debrecen, Miskolc, Győr and Veszprém will participate in the programme.
Budapest
- Araz Restaurant
- Béterv
- Borssó Bistro
- Café Dumas
- Elysée Bistro
- Jardinette
- Laci Konyha
- Larus Restaurant
- Liberté Restaurant & Café
- Paris Budapest Restaurant
- Zóna
Veszprém
- Chianti Restaurant
Debrecen
- Ikon
Győr
- Lamareda
Miskolc
- Végállomás Bistorant
Their standard traditional French menu will include an “aperitif rich”, to be followed by an appetizer, a main dish with meat and fish, a cheese selection and a dessert accompanied with French wine and champagne.
Source: MTI
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