Panineria: Look What I discovered in Budapest

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Foood.

One of my favorite fast foods, is Subway.

I love this Panineria especially, cause I think its similar, you don't get to choose the different fillings, but the vegetables are just as fresh as subways.

Its a little bit pricey at 1650ft to 2450ft, this is actually in the range of 6-8 EUROS.

The address is at Oktogon 4, I've had it twice now, and just had to write about this. Its worth getting a bite of.

And for your viewing pleasure, duibuqi, duibuqi ah, I could only take these few snaps.






By the way, Duibuqi means Sorry in chinese ;) :)
Location: Budapest, Hungary

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