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Top 10 Ukrainian places in Pest (east bank) in Budapest
10 places with a real Ukrainian link: Ukrainian owners or staff, or service in Ukrainian. 10 have an address on the map, most of them District V — Belváros-Lipótváros, District IX — Ferencváros, District VI — Terézváros. Includes restaurants & cafés, car repair, clinics, help centres. Each place page has contacts, photos and a short description; updated October 2026.
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Car repair shop in Budapest's District XVI (Krenedits Sándor utca 8): diagnostics, engine and brake repair, air-conditioning service, oil changes and tyre fitting. Its website says it is open six days a week. The svoi.hu directory lists Ukrainian, Russian, Hungarian and English as languages spoken.
A family-run Ukrainian restaurant and wine bar at Tompa utca 17/b in the 9th district (Ferencváros), serving borscht, okroshka, chicken Kyiv, shashlik, Napoleon cake and syrnyky. Mischenko Kitchen also does catering and delivers via Wolt. Open daily 11:00–23:00.
The first Ukrainian restaurant in Hungary, opened on 4 May 2018 on Ráday utca in District IX (Ferencváros). Home-style cooking: borscht, varenyky, syrnyky, chicken Kyiv and kvass, in an interior styled as a Ukrainian village courtyard. Founded by a Ukrainian entrepreneur and now run by a Ukrainian couple.
The second Ukrán Udvar, a Ukrainian restaurant on Károly körút in District V, close to Deák Ferenc tér. The menu covers Ukrainian classics: borscht, herring, solyanka, varenyky, holubtsi and chicken Kyiv. The chain is Ukrainian-founded and run; open daily 11:00–23:00, kitchen until 22:00.
A dermatology and aesthetic medicine clinic on József nádor tér in District V, right in central Budapest. According to the svoi.hu directory, staff communicate with patients in Ukrainian, Russian and Hungarian. Reachable by phone, WhatsApp or Instagram.
Hungarian Interchurch Aid's support centre for refugees from Ukraine in Budapest's 8th district (Józsefváros). It helps with housing, jobs, education and language courses, and offers psychological, legal and humanitarian aid. The centre's site is in Ukrainian; walk-in hours are Monday 13–16 and Thursday 9–12, other services by appointment.
Settly Relocation Kft. offers end-to-end relocation from an office on Szervita tér in District V (city centre, near Deák Ferenc tér): residence and permanent residence permits, family reunification, business setup, tax numbers, driving licence exchange, notary services, apostille, housing search and interpreter support. Payment after the permit card is issued.
A bilingual Ukrainian-Hungarian school of the Ukrainian minority (Tarasz Sevcsenko Kétnyelvű Ukrán Nemzetiségi Általános Iskola és Gimnázium) at Felsőerdősor utca 20 in Budapest's 6th district. In 2026/27 it teaches grades 1–8 with over 100 pupils and is officially recognised by Ukraine's Ministry of Education.
Országos Ukrán Nemzetiségi Önkormányzat has been the official body of Hungary’s Ukrainian national minority since 1999; office at Hajós utca 1 (entrance on Paulay Ede utca), District VI, Mon–Fri 9:00–17:00. It runs cultural events, the Lesya Ukrainka Saturday language school and a library, publishes Ukrainskyi Visnyk and supports the Shevchenko bilingual school.
The Budapest outpost of the Lviv bar chain Piana Vyshnia (Drunken Cherry) at Király utca 13 in the 7th district, entered from the street into Gozsdu Courtyard. It pours its 17.5% cherry liqueur, sells bottles and souvenirs, and hosts tastings and live music. Open Sun–Thu 12:00–02:00, Fri–Sat until 03:00.