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KHAN Food & Bar
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Daniel
May 27, 2022
One of the best Asian cuisine in the city. Good alternative is Biang Bistro near Oktogon. Both are easily accessible by public transport .
Judit A.
April 20, 2018
very stylish Vietnamese & Chinese fine dining fusion restaurant. make a booking if you go during dinner time.
Rita
September 7, 2017
this is the little brother of Sao Asian food bar. Super delicious!!
Marcell
October 25, 2017
excellent cocktails and food in a stylish interior; owned and ran by local a Vietnamese artist friends
Franciska
March 4, 2020
In 2015, three young Vietnamese-Hungarians with a passion for cooking and a background in fashion and design launched a trendy Asian-fusion restaurant, Sáo, in the tourist-packed Jewish Quarter of Budapest. Spurred by Sáo's success, they later opened KHAN, another chic, Instragram-friendly venue, situated in the residential Újlipótváros neighborhood a bit outside the city center. Here, too, a striking interior complete with contemporary art, sleek wood finishes, concrete columns, and Asian collectibles is positively overwhelming. And here, too, the dishes are a collection of slightly overpriced but tasty pan-Asian staples ranging from dumplings (€6) to pho soups (€9), tempura (€6), fried rice (€9), and fried noodles (€10). If a hopping spot with a striking interior—food is served in beautifully hand-crafted Vietnamese ceramic bowls—gets you going, then you'll likely enjoy KHAN. Otherwise, you can also explore some of Budapest's more under-the-radar Asian restaurants that serve more adventurous dishes at lower price points (see the best Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese restaurants).
In 2015, three young Vietnamese-Hungarians with a passion for cooking and a background in fashion and design launched a trendy Asian-fusion restaurant, Sáo, in the tourist-packed Jewish Quarter of Budapest. Spurred by Sáo's success, they later opened KHAN, another chic, Instragram-friendly venue, si…
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