We came in on Christmas Eve and a good number of businesses close entirely through Christmas or…read morehave very limited hours. Luckily we found Takumi and were able to get a table. They have a very large menu but I opted for a Miso Ramen bowl. It was really big, super hot (temperature), and tasty. It definitely hit the spot because the ambient temperature was 27 degrees Fahrenheit! There was a wind chill also which really made things worse. Anyway, this rarely happens but I couldn't finish my bowl. Partly because it was a large portion but honestly I wasn't feeling100%. The broth was slightly salty (as compared to the Shoyu broth) and it was rich. They put in a raw egg into the broth and added a generous amount of fatty pork. On an ordinary day, the richness wouldn't have bothered me and I would have eaten 90% or more of the bowl. I focused on eating the veggies (bean sprouts and bok choy), the ramen itself, and only some of the pork. Service was ok. We had a party of six and the couldn't/wouldn't combine tables so we sat apart. It's a small restaurant so getting their attention was easy.

What a pleasant surprise to find a good ramen shop in this European town after long flights…read more Conveniently located in old town. Small but doesn't give a cramped feeling. Noodles were perfectly al dente and soups were hot. Loved the fact they gave generous amount of toppings (we are so used to a tiny bit of toppings at many places in the U.S.). We left with full anf happy tummies. The service was great, too.

Pretty good ramen. Great for Europe but just above average for US tastes. Disappointed that they…read morehad limited menu today due to holidays. Located in a nice area In the city there are 2 dining rooms. Seating is ok, smaller tables in front room, long communal tables in back. Staff was fairly efficient. Tried 5 types of ramen. Tonkatsu was good. Not great but good. Beef one was very good. Coconut milk one was great. Dumplings were good but the sauce was not. Soy sauce concentrated. Glad we tried it but not interested in returning with so many other options around here.

What a great find in Prague. Ramen was exactly what we wanted after too much traditional Czech…read morefood. Only issue was this place is "cash only". A bit hard when most of the world have gone cashless. But that's my only criticism.

Happened to be walking by this cute ramen shop and decided to stop in to try some tonkatsu ramen. I…read morewas not expecting much because I didn't look at any reviews or know of the place, but was pleasantly surprised. The pork belly bao buns and tonkatsu ramen were exceptional. If you're in the area and looking for some ramen for a reasonable price don't miss this place. Although I've never traveled to Japan this was top 3 ramen spots I've had so far. Great cute little restaurant in New Town.

The food was terrific. One of, if not the best Japanese curries I've ever had. Everything tasted…read morewonderful, and the atmosphere was fantastic. Service was great too.

Very good restaurant with great staff! The food is fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with quality…read moreingredients. The cocktails are amazing and perfectly prepared. Excellent service from start to finish. I highly recommend this place!

Great food, great environment , very nice wait staff. Reasonable priced and very nice wait staffread more

Lots of choices in food court and glad we chose this place. Portion was a good size and they did…read moreaccept credit cards. I really liked the green curry ramen and raspberry lemonade. However, service could be a bit friendlier (taking off one star for that). Service was fast and although not typical, they allowed me to swap out meat ( pork & chicken) for the ramen dishes with tofu. In the Palladium food court, you are only supposed to sit where you ordered. With a larger group where people want different types of food, this place said it was ok but pizza place next door said we couldn't.

-cash only- each server reiterates it as they walk by (probably a bad experience for many since…read moremost of the world has gone cashless but it didn't bother me) - we sat down during the busy lunch hour and food came fast - plenty of servers so didn't have to wait - mall patrons don't bother you - great spot to sit and eat - food was yummy and legit Thai flavors (knowing you're at a mall and in Europe). - this review is for their Thai food. we did not try their ramen.

Don't sit upstairs. Downstairs is so much better…read more The jambong was good. Panchan could have been better. A bit skimpy from what I'm use to

Very nice experience. There are two floors. We used the upper one because of stroller. There is a…read morebar and six tables. The lower one has a nice big rooms, kitchen and clean bathroom. Decoration is as usually which means very moderate. Staff is very friendly and polite. Everything went pretty fast. Maybe too fast. Main dish came right after soup and because the soup was hot it turned into dessert. But that wasn´t a big deal. They also give you a free appertizers. Kimchi soup was delicious as well as bimimbab and chicken gangjung. Definitely coming back at some point.

The staff working here is very nice and speak very good English…read more The inside of the restaurant is decorated very cute. I tried the my dragon roll and gyoza. Gyoza was very good. I liked the texture of the wrapper. Different than other gyoza I have tried.

We were in Prague recently for four days. This restaurant was a few steps from our hotel and we…read moreate there twice. The food in this small place is excellent and so is the service. We had a variety of items from the menu that we enjoyed including the miso soup, the gyoza, summer rolls, avoacado salad, the maki, nigiria, and sashimi are all delicious and beautifully presented. The soy sauce appears to be a homemade ponzu and is delicious. I have been to Japan and this place reminds me of a few sushi restaurants we ate in there with the whimsical menu and the very pretty wall murals. Sushi bars in the US tend to be a bit formal in appearance or very plainly decorated. Sushi Oishi is bright, welcoming, and small as are many places in Japan. If you are in the area of Municipal House this small restaurant is worth a visit. We came in mid-afternoon since it is very busy at lunch and dinner. I tried to upload some photos but the attempts failed. It may be the distance, my computer, or some security issue between the US and the EU.

Stop by this place that specializes in Bimbap. With that said there are not a lot of the…read moretraditional plates that you would get at a Korean BBQ. We had the Bimbap and the green onion pancake. The food was very good some of the better Korean food that I have had in a long time. Worth checking out. The place wasn't crowded so we had a nice quiet meal.

Great service, amazing Bibimbap. Located centrally in Prague 3. Cold sake made the day!read more

So, visiting my home country I stumbled upon something I've never had before! Ramen from a…read morerestaurant. You may think it's similar to what you buy in the store but oh no! It's way different. The price of the meal was acceptable for the location, and I was filled up by my bowl. The noodles were great, correctly cooked and I was able to collect them up no problem with them breaking off from being too soft. The ramen was also very hearty containing all the ingredients stated. I had Salmon ramen without Egg because personally I dislike eggs. The salmon was cooked and tasted very good with the whole meal. I also tried the house made line cucumber water, which wasn't really my thing. Now I knocked one star off for the fact on my second visit to this place my order was made wrong and I tried the udon noodles which I found to be a tad too oily for me. When ordering speak clearly and for added insurance POINT directly at what you want and say it. The restaurant plays loud music so telling your order should be crystal clear. All in all its a good place to grab a hearty bowl of ramen for the price of 219Kč (8€~) at the time of writing.

To be honest, I am not too amazed. I didn't go there with extremely high expectations, it being in…read morethe tourist center of town and all. Still I was a bit disappointed. The food was OK. Service was pretty chaotic and unorganized though. Once we had ordered we were asked several more times wether we had already chosen. Then, once we had eaten we couldn't manage to get anyone to our table to get the bill. The music that you can hear from the street is simply too loud when you're inside. Also, the tables look super cool but make you feel like a Hobbit while you're eating. I almost felt like I had big and hairy feet as well, the whole experience was very authentic! The prices are OK for the center but not really for the value you're getting. So: Nah, not a big fan.

What a fun casual tented open air atmosphere. We arrived with about 12 of us and it was perfect. We…read morewere able to enjoy one another's company at a long hightop table and be able to satisfy every palate with such an array of food choices. Full bar and beer also available. Enjoy

Sometimes, after 3 weeks as a North American in Europe, you miss the taste of home. Weeks of doner,…read morebread dumplings, and wurst are amazing until you start craving some ramen or tacos. This place scratched the itch... twice. My friend and I came here twice in our three days in Prague (blasphemous, I know), but it was exactly what we needed. The ramen was beyond decent--it was objectively great! Silky smooth tonkostu with perfectly prepared toppings. The tacos were equally authentic to what I've had back home. The pizza was also impeccably Neapolitan. Come for the vibes and the food hall setting, stay for the food.