http://www.london-eating.co.uk/22639.htm The Gay Hussar Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating My girlfriend ( hungarian ) and i went to gay hussar last night. I had the liver and she had another dish. This food was seriously disgusting, not bland, disgusting. the only thing good in this restaurant was the wine and my dessert. the service was alright but without conviction, no smile, nothing special, no atmosphere at all and its really a ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm I tend to agree with the review below. Really bland food. All I could think about when eating their house speciality of crispy duck was how much better it would taste if there were some pancakes, spring onions and plum sauce to go with it rather than some rather boring potatoes and some good, but not excellent, red cabbage. Perhaps I just ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm Bland food, indifferent service, why this place survives is beyond me. The goulash I had was fine, but it's the kind of dish you'd be pleased to get in the canteen at work, not in a restaurant in Soho. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm I am Hungarian and was very disappointed with this restaurant. The food is bland and does not resemble real Hungarian food. I would not recommend this restaurant and think that its reputation as a 'real Hungarian restaurant' is very misplaced. The staff are also unfriendly and the waitor rude. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm I am Hungarian and went to celebrate my birthday with my boyfriend in the Gay Hussair. The food was bland and it did not resemble real Hungarian food. The male waiter was very rude and appeared to lack a customer focused approach and brain cells. He made no effort to make us welcome, but the waitress compensated for his. An overrated ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm Had a great time here with a number of new and old friends cuisine superb and very to my taste! The cost was very reasonable and the waiters were very polite and accomodating So often you read bad reviews i thought that it was worth the time to say something positive. I did like the touch of a free drink after we paid the bill too. Price was ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm It is the first time I have really enjoyed a restaurant in London. As a French I have always been disappointed. I don't know anything about Hungarian food but I was very pleased with the duck, the wine was ok (keeping in mind we are in the UK, not France) and desert very good. Above all I really liked the atmosphere, old pooks, the picture, ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm I've been a few times in Budapest and I was looking forward to try Hungarian dishes again. This place is very old and seems to have a lot of history and nice pictures hanging on the walls. Anyhow, the food was the most disappointing simple stews with added paprika on. I have a very bad memory of this place, very expensive, unfriendly service ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm Hello there, I really have not a single clue how so many non Hungarians can comment on a restaurant calling it authentic and actually liking this place. My guess would be they have never been to the country so their comments based on "visions" of how authentic Hungarian food should be. I wish there could be a chance of enlightening ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm The food at Gay Hussar was proper Eastern European food that reminded me of my family's cooking. I had a fantastic mushroom soup for starters. Taste-wise, it closely resembled my Mum's Polish Cream of Mushroom soup -usually nothing can come close to comparing to her soup! So I was very impressed. For main I had the roast duck (which was half a ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/485.htm