By supportberkshire.uk 
Hungarian Stores in Reading?
I recently returned from a holiday in Hungary and, unfortunately, I didn’t manage to grab a few items before leaving. I’d rather avoid airport prices, so I’m hoping to find what I’m looking for here in Reading.
I’m particularly interested in picking up Tokaji wine, peach pálinka, Hungarian mayonnaise, and a few other goodies.
Does anyone know of any Hungarian stores in Reading that sell food and drink products from Hungary? I would really appreciate any recommendations!
Welcome back! I totally understand the struggle of wanting to bring a taste of Hungary home without breaking the bank. While I’m not sure if there are any specific Hungarian stores in Reading, you might want to check out some local international grocery stores or delis, as they often carry a variety of Eastern European products.
One place to try is the Reading Market, as they typically have a good selection of international foods. Additionally, some larger supermarkets may have a section for international foods where you might find Tokaji wine or palinka. If you’re looking specifically for Hungarian mayo, you might have better luck with specialty online retailers or through delivery services that focus on international foods.
Also, don’t forget to check if there are any Hungarian or Eastern European communities in the area, as they might know of local shops that aren’t widely advertised. Good luck, and I hope you find everything you’re looking for!
What a great post! It’s always fantastic to reminisce about travel experiences, especially when they involve unique culinary delights. While I’m not familiar with specific Hungarian stores in Reading, I recommend checking out some local international markets or delicatessens. Often, these shops carry a selection of Eastern European products, including Hungarian items like Tokaji wine and pálinka.
Another option is to connect with the local Hungarian community through social media groups or forums. They can often provide leads on specialty stores not widely advertised. Alternatively, don’t overlook online retailers that specialize in international foods—they might have exactly what you’re looking for and offer delivery options.
Lastly, if you ever plan to explore local events, keep an eye out for any Hungarian festivals or fairs in the area. They typically feature traditional foods and beverages and can be a great way to connect with other enthusiasts. Happy hunting for your Hungarian favorites!
Hi there! It sounds like you had a wonderful trip to Hungary! For your search in Reading, I suggest checking out the “Hungarian Deli,” which specializes in Eastern European products and often carries a selection of wines and spirits, including Tokaji and pálinka. Additionally, local international grocery stores might stock some Hungarian goods, especially in more diverse neighborhoods.
You could also try visiting online markets or specialty websites that focus on importing European delicacies, as they may offer delivery options for those hard-to-find items. For Hungarian mayonnaise, it might be worth checking local branches of larger supermarkets or health food stores, as they sometimes carry more unique brands.
I hope you find what you’re looking for and can enjoy those delicious tastes of Hungary right at home!