Rhapsody Continental Hungarian Cuisine

The food was fantastic. There are not many european restaurants in that area, and this is the best you could get if you don’t want to go to Etobicoke or Toronto.
You need to make reservation as it is a small restaurant. We went on a friday evening and they had someone played piano there and it was very relax and enjoyable.

Awesome place, food is great and so is the service! Have been there several times and never disappointed, if your looking for an authentic Hungarian restaurant, look no further !!! A+

Amazing! The style of the restaurant really captures the style of old richmondhill. Food is delicious and our waiter/​manager was extremely nice and funny.

Invited by friends of Hungarian descent, I visited this little gem which is just off major mack &yonge, making it a convenient location.
Being unaware of Eastern European cuisine, I let my host choose the food. He recommended the Hungarian Goulash Soup, which was okay but the bread served with the soup was very fresh and crispy.
For mains we were recommended to go for the meat platter but I preferred the famous Hungarian Goulash with rice. My friends had the Goulash but with noodle and a Gypsy steak. The portions are very generous with plenty of meat. Perhaps my Asian palette does not appease Eastern European cuisine but the food was pretty okay. The chestnut purée was amazingly good, highly recommend this dessert that is if you have any space remaining as it is pretty heavy.
All in all it was a great experience, just a word of caution, parking is a problem but if you park behind the restaurant, there are two lots available. I am not into eating a lot of meat, therefore I found the meat to be an overkill

Great food, great service, great live music, perhaps a tad loud but still great! If you like traditional hungarian cuisine than this place will not disappoint. As a side note debit is not accepted.

3.5 stars
Service was excellent. Very attentive and quick. However, food is overly salted.
I tried really hard to like the this place but in the end, the food isn’t good enough for me to come back.

This place is fantastic. It’s a true family-​run restaurant and they really care. Try the platter for two — it’s a mountain of food. It comes with 3 types of Schnitzel, sausage, red cabbage and rice. Prices are very reasonable. On some evenings they have a band playing traditional gypsy music. You can almost imagine you’re in rural Europe, even if you’re suck in Richmond Hill.

Judging from the cliental of mainly Eastern Europeans I would think it’s safe to say that this place serves authentic Hungarian food.
We had the goulash soup, cabbage roll and chicken almandine. All were very delicious!
I would say the pricing is a bit expensive for what you are getting though.
If you come here on a cold day dress warm as it can be cold inside.

Outstanding little gem for authentic Hungarian food. Been here a few times and will continue to come back and recommend. But be warned you must have reservations or you are taking a chance go walking away hungry and wishing you called.

Place is super old skool with lots of funky décor. Had mlusical entertainment throughout the night — pianist and a violin. The schnitzel is to die for. The size was very big, I say almost enough for 2 people. Staff was friendly and attentive asking if you need anything else a few times and refilled our water. Nice place will be back for sure

Very cute place. The Goulash soup was huge and big enough for 4 people. There were 6 of us and we ordered 2 soups for 2 people which ended up feeding all 6 and still lots left.
I wasn’t a big fan of the schnitzel and we had 3 different ones ordered. Too thin for my liking and I tasted more bread than meat and since I am not a big fan of bread, it wasn’t my fav. The cabbage was delicious. The noodle appetizer was way too carby for my liking and too much flour.
Overall, the place is nice, the guy who plays the instruments is very talented and its nice to listen to his music while you are eating real authentic Hungarian food. The 2 other family members with us really love the food here. I guess everyone has different taste. I have had way better tasting Schnitzel elsewhere. BUT, I think you should try this place for the experience. The owners are very nice and friendly too and the service is great!

We went there on a rainy day and sat by the only table by the window. That corner was recently painted and we could smell it though our meal. Our server was friendly yet not too much. She gave us space and came back to answer our questions. The schnitzel was huge! Though paper-​thin, it was very flavourful. I’d like to go back soon in the evening, I am sure it will be a different experience with live music, good food sans the smell of wet paint.

This place is fantastic! The service is quick and friendly.
And the food is wonderful. Save room for dessert.

Firstly, I just visited Hungary recently so I had a certain expectation for the food and rhapsody exceeded my expectation in terms of taste and variety. The goulash was served in a cute bowl hung by a wooden contraption giving a classic feel. The chef special was a simple mix of chicken and potatoe but the pickles with the sauce really makes it flavourful. Remember to use the coupon bc the apricot crêpe we got was delicious. Definitely a place to go if you miss Budapest!

Absolutely fantastic food. I first stumbled upon this place just over 12 years ago on a trip to Toronto and loved the food. The flavours are strong and the food melts in your mouth! If you love McDonalds or are a picky eater like a 4 year old child then totally skip this place. If you like ethnic food with great taste then this is the place to go. I’ve been going to this restaurant every year when I am visiting in Toronto and the quality of the food has stayed consistently the same and is as great as it ever was.
Some quick notes about the inside of that place. It is cosy, small and has an intimate feel to it (darker painted walls, candles) with live music on weekends (soloist or duos) — I say weekends because that is the only time I’ve made those Toronto trips so I have no idea what it is like on a weekday.
Reserve in advance because in the last 12 years from 6pm onward the place is really full and then thins out later after the dinner rush is over.
Menu — read it carefully before you order. I once saw a table of 4 order this garlic mushroom entréee which the menu described as very garlicky and then the whiners summoned the waiter because… you guessed it — the dish was too garlicky. Don’t be that knob. Read the menu first.
Awesome food. I’ll be there again in a few weeks time!

Food was really good. I ordered the goulash. The service was friendly too. I will definitely be returning to try their other menu items.