After a week trying to find vegan options for meals, I decided to look on the Internet to see where I can find some vegan food in the town where my parents live, Szombathely, Hungary. To my delighted surprise, I found a restaurant that offers raw food. One of the more tasty Hungarian dishes is something called lecso (pronounced lecho). It's mainly made up of onions, peppers, tomatoes and sausage. Here at The Restaurant of Life (Az Elet Etterme), there is a raw version of it this dish that is so tasty even my very non-vegetarian/vegan, meat-loving mother enjoyed it. Of course, she joked it would taste really great with some rantott hus (breaded veal or chicken).
There were tasty cabbage rolls along with some Indian tandoori veggies with a little zing to it. It was just perfect. I can't even remember what it all was, all I know is that I enjoyed it immensely! I loved it so much that we came back the next night with my cousin and had some cappuccino with soy and a pear cake which was out of this world!
Not that many people get to Hungary, let alone Szombathely, but The Restaurant of Life is only the second vegan/raw restaurant opened in the entire country. Tonight, Alexandra, co-owner with Peter, told us that people are calling from other larger cities in the country looking for advice on opening a restaurant like this one in their own communities. So, the movement is growing!
There were tasty cabbage rolls along with some Indian tandoori veggies with a little zing to it. It was just perfect. I can't even remember what it all was, all I know is that I enjoyed it immensely! I loved it so much that we came back the next night with my cousin and had some cappuccino with soy and a pear cake which was out of this world!
Not that many people get to Hungary, let alone Szombathely, but The Restaurant of Life is only the second vegan/raw restaurant opened in the entire country. Tonight, Alexandra, co-owner with Peter, told us that people are calling from other larger cities in the country looking for advice on opening a restaurant like this one in their own communities. So, the movement is growing!
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