Reviews - Corner 75
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Corner 75 is a cozy and inviting Hungarian restaurant that has garnered a great reputation in Sydney over the years. The hearty and homely traditional Hungarian fare on offer is sure to satisfy your cravings for comforting European cuisine. Although some dishes may not be completely authentic, the influence of Hungarian flavors is evident throughout the menu. The ambiance is warm and welcoming, making it a perfect spot for a special occasion dinner. With a variety of delicious dishes to choose from, including fan favorites like Hungarian garlic bread and crispy roast duck, you're sure to leave with a full and happy belly. The attentive staff and friendly owner add to the overall charm of the restaurant, making it a must-visit for those looking to experience a taste of Hungary in Sydney. So next time you're in the mood for a meal that feels like home, give Corner 75 a try - you won't be disappointed.
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Magyar food. Absolutely loved my dinning experince at the restaurant. the parika chicken was a true hugarian dish with homade button noddles and a side of cumber salad is another hungarian favorite. the service was great and rhe atmosphere felt of budpest. View all feedback.
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I’ve been looking forward to this restaurant for a very long time so I expected more. Whilst the staff are very friendly and the restaurant itself is cosy, it’s also very noisy dependent upon where your seated. We had a large and noisy group near us which was unpleasant. The entrees were nice and plentiful which included Hungarian garlic bread, calamari and mushrooms all of which were very nice. I had one of their ‘s... View all feedback.
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Last update : 04.01.2024
Very good and authentic Hungarian food. Crispy Duck was finger licking good, as were all the other dishes we tried. Service was friendly and accommodating. Highly recommended. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: A$40–60
First time trying Hungarian cuisine, and the experience was positive. Now, I cook my own Hungarian food at home, and soon I will be travelling to Budapest! Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
Food varied from great to OK. Service was lacking Kid-friendliness: Family style restaurant Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: A$180–200 Recommended dishes: Chicken Schnitzel
Lovely family restaurant. Completely full on a Wednesday night. Classic old school decor. Food is nice, staff are lovely. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: A$40–60 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Cucumber Salad, Veal Goulash, Langosh
Last update : 22.01.2018
Dinner was lovely and reminded me of home style food from growing up (no, I'm not from a Hungarian background but regularly had paprika chicken and stroganoff etc). Food is heavy cream based as you should expect from that sort of thing, so don't go expecting diet food. The restaurant is kinda' older style but that's cool anyway. Check out the photo collection. The service is wonderful, the waiter was fun and friendly, the owner was present, engaged and lovely. Recommended.
Hungarian restaurants aren't very common in Sydney which is one of the reasons why Corner 75 has established such a great reputation over the years. The other reason is the wonderful food of course. Hearty and homely traditional Hungarian fare probably sums up the offerings here. That said, why a couple of the dishes may not technically be traditional Hungarian food, it's easy to see the influence. I first visited with a Hungarian family member who helped with some of the menu items. However I've been back several times without the inside knowledge and have managed to order a range of wonderful dishes under the guidance of the knowledgeable and welcoming floor staff. Be sure to give some of the Hungarian red wine a try if it's in stock (the "bull's blood"), it's a good table wine and fits the theme nicely. Whilst I think the style of this food suits winter weather perfectly, it could be adaptable to warmer weather also, so whatever time of the year give... read more
Hungarian restaurants aren't very common in Sydney which is one of the reasons why Corner 75 has established such a great reputation over the years. The other reason is the wonderful food of course. Hearty and homely traditional Hungarian fare probably sums up the offerings here. That said, why a couple of the dishes may not technically be traditional Hungarian food, it's easy to see the influence. I first visited with a Hungarian family member who helped with some of the menu items. However I've been back several times without the inside knowledge and have managed to order a range of wonderful dishes under the guidance of the knowledgeable and welcoming floor staff. Be sure to give some of the Hungarian red wine a try if it's in stock (the "bull's blood"), it's a good table wine and fits the theme nicely. Whilst I think the style of this food suits winter weather perfectly, it could be adaptable to warmer weather also, so whatever time of the year give Corner 75 a try for something a little different minus the gimmicks.
Dinner was lovely and reminded me of home style food from growing up (no, I'm not from a Hungarian background but regularly had paprika chicken and stroganoff etc). Food is heavy cream based as you should expect from that sort of thing, so don't go expecting diet food. The restaurant is kinda' older style but that's cool anyway. Check out the photo collection. The service is wonderful, the waiter was fun and friendly, the owner was present, engaged and lovely. Recommended.
Hungarian restaurants aren't very common in Sydney which is one of the reasons why Corner 75 has established such a great reputation over the years. The other reason is the wonderful food of course. Hearty and homely traditional Hungarian fare probably sums up the offerings here. That said, why a couple of the dishes may not technically be traditional Hungarian food, it's easy to see the influence. I first visited with a Hungarian family member who helped with some of the menu items. However I've been back several times without the inside knowledge and have managed to order a range of wonderful dishes under the guidance of the knowledgeable and welcoming floor staff. Be sure to give some of the Hungarian red wine a try if it's in stock (the "bull's blood"), it's a good table wine and fits the theme nicely. Whilst I think the style of this food suits winter weather perfectly, it could be adaptable to warmer weather also, so whatever time of the year give Corner 75 a try for something a little different minus the gimmicks.
Last update : 28.07.2023
We are visiting from US and my girlfriend is Hungarian. This was the most delightful surprise of our trip. The food was so delicious and well presented. Familiar yet new. Each bite from Langos to dessert wine was a treasure. And the staff was like family. We were so fortunate to find Corner 75.
We were fortunate to get an early booking here and got the table by the window. The food was all amazing and good value. The lángos bread is so tasty. We also enjoyed the dry white white.
Lovely place and people makes one feel really welcome and food was as usual brilliant Been before will go again
We went to the restaurant 8 people the place is not big service bet slow short staff Parking in the street the food was good I like to tray the original food like vel goulash langosh Facilities reasonable at the second floor 22 steps to get up Praise very reasonable
I’ve been looking forward to this restaurant for a very long time so I expected more. Whilst the staff are very friendly and the restaurant itself is cosy, it’s also very noisy dependent upon where your seated. We had a large and noisy group near us which was unpleasant. The entrees were nice and plentiful which included Hungarian garlic bread, calamari and mushrooms all of which were very nice. I had one of their ‘specialty’ dishes which was the crispy roast duck. Regrettably it was dry and over cooked. Some of the others looked nice enough including the beef goulash. I may return to try others but I won’t hurry.
Last update : 29.01.2024
Always a joy to dine in this very delightful restaurant. The owner is a true and real person. The staff are extremely pleasant and attentive but not intrusive. Food is always delectable.
Hungarian restaurants aren 't very common in Sydney which is one of the reasons why Corner 75 has established such a great reputation over the years. The other reason is the wonderful food of course.Hearty and homely traditional Hungarian fare probably sums up the offerings here. That said, why a couple of the dishes may not technically be traditional Hungarian food, it 's easy to see the influence. I first visited with a Hungarian family member who helped with some of the menu items. However I 've been back several times without the inside knowledge and have managed to order a range of wonderful dishes under the guidance of the knowledgeable and welcoming floor staff. Be sure to give some of the Hungarian red wine a try if it 's in stock (the 'bull 's blood ' , it 's a good table wine and fits the theme nicely.Whilst I think the style of this food suits winter weather perfectly, it could be adaptable to warmer weather also, so whatever time of the year give Corner 75 a try for something a little different minus the gimmicks.
Their duck and veal knuckle were the best dishes of the day and I strongly recommend those two. They were incredibly yummy and big. However, I was pretty content with the rest of the dishes. My Hungarian friend pointed out that those two are not ‘Authentic’ Hungarian. The brassoi and lecho were as close as you can get from the ‘real Hungarian cuisine. a 7 out of 10!
Suitably stuffed we made our way home in the rain thinking maybe winter won't be too bad after all as we'll get to eat at Corner 75 again soon.
Magyar food. Absolutely loved my dinning experince at the restaurant. the parika chicken was a true hugarian dish with homade button noddles and a side of cumber salad is another hungarian favorite. the service was great and rhe atmosphere felt of budpest.
