lMy love affair with Hungarian cuisine started long time ago. When I was a kid, my mom often made goulash. Actually, now I suspect that it resembled the symbolic dish of Hungary only a tad bit, but who I am to judge? Although as an adult I drank several kinds of Tokaj wine, I've never been to the country of my dreams.
Luckily, moving to Tokyo gave me a whole new world of opportunities to try different variations of goulash. As it turned out, sometimes it is served at European-style curry shops. But the best part is that you can visit several Hungarian restaurants, try Hungary's famous national dishes and enjoy their wonderful atmosphere, including traditional music! It was a memorable dinner at Kitchen Country in Jiyugaoka.
