Nimród Restaurant / Momotaro Restaurant

When you need a break from local cuisine, this is the place to go. We loved the beef and broccoli with oyster sauce, Xiao Long Bao, and wonton soup (entree). We also ordered the pan fried pork dumplings, chicken fried rice and kungpao chicken which were good. The staff were friendly and spoke fluent English.

Momotaro Ramen is a very historical restaurant. The owner is a friendly and chatty old man! He is always on the lookout for feedback from his customers in the restaurant! He has become good friends with many of his regular customers. I love to look up at the 12 constellations in the restaurant, and I love to taste the shrimp dumplings. Of course, the Sichuan beef noodles are also a very smart choice! The pineapple pastry is also my favourite 👍

We stumbled upon this cosy authentic 🇹🇼 restaurant while trying to find a quick meal. They didn’t disappoint! The service was super quick and efficient and the food (especially the noodles) was just what I needed - hearty and satisfying.

Great dimsums. The vegetarian is so good that my non-vegetarian husband said they almost taste better than the meat ones. The service is excellent. Highly recommend

It was amazing. Food was yummy, the staff were extremely nice. The best meal was the Chicken Cashew, we couldn’t believe to our mouth. The chicken noodles ( with cabbage ) was just okay.

If you want to pay 3680HUF for this "gargantuan" amount of chicken, then order Momotaro Chicken from this place. It's far from enough for even 1 person. After contacting the restaurant, they've stated that this looks like a fair amount to serve customers for this price. Used to be good, avoid!

So happy to find Taiwanese restaurant in Budapest. Had few classic dishes, Beef noodles soup, xiaolong bao, pork belly guabao. I was there on Christmas Eve and so restaurant was open I was very grateful. Staffs are friendly and welcoming even though they had to work on Christmas Eve.

Authentic Chinese food! Ramen is really tasty and of big portion and good price. The dim sum seems to be made out of frozen packaged food but nevertheless it's hard to have something like that elsewhere in Budapest. It has both English and Chinese service!