When in Prague treat yourself to some really good Thai food here! Mostly noodle dishes but so many…read moreto pick from! We decided on the rice noodles with tofu which was loaded with flavor and fresh vegetables! The glass noodle salad had shrimp and chicken with a delicious sauce and again lots of fresh vegetables and peanuts! We eat Thai food all over the world including Thailand and this food was a good as anywhere! Of course wash it down with a local tap beer! Enjoy, we sure did!

My first night in Prague, I was looking for a place to have dinner. I didn't yet know the city,…read moreand having been up for over 24 hours and barely eaten since I left Vancouver (see my review about Lufthansa), I went into the first restaurant that appealed to me, which was Zebra Express. Yup, while in Prague, the first type of cuisine I ate was Asian. You know you're from Vancouver when... I ordered a "Thai" curry, and while it was nothing special, it wasn't terrible, and it filled me up. Since I was pretty tired and hungry, I didn't spend too much time looking over the menu. But the website shows that in addition to Thai food, they offer sushi and dim sum, amongst other things. And not only do they offer dim sum, but they offer non-pork dim sum, which is a plus in my books. They also have free wi-fi (password needed).

This resto is close to The Old Town Square. The service is quite fast and dishes were surprisingly…read moredelish! For apps we had papaya salad & veggie starter good for 3-4 peeps that includes fresh spring & fried spring rolls & gyozas. For our mains: Basil ground beef, Fried Noodles, Pork lemongrass vermicelli & Thai fried rice. Their ginger tea was soothing. Happy tummy in Prague!

The food was fresh but inexpertly cooked. Pan Asian fail of being not very good at any dish…read more Spring rolls nice wrapper but filling scant on shrimp and pork with some weak non peanut sauce. The Jap Chae texture was good but flavor generic and not spicy at all. The beef Bun noodles good. Meat was like bulgogie, fish sauce weak veggies scant. Tom Yum soup good not special. Service was inattentive but adequate. No napkins but rather a tissue box. The restaurant setting is pleasant and bathrooms clean. Tables set apart nicely. I would not return. If I was in some country town I'd eat here again but in this city or any city, I'd give it a pass. Pan Asian corner cutting.

Super authentic tasty Thai food! Great quality food and service! Best Thai food we had in Europe…read more The owner was very nice and told us the chefs used to work at 5-star hotels. We ordered Phad Thai Kung - super flavorful, tasty huge prawns and good portion. 5 stars Beef Stew Yellow Curry with Jasmine rice - superb curry with soft potatoes. Beef was a little tough, but still so good 5 stars Stir fry hollow green- very well done and flavorful We were going to order the pineapple fried rice, but the owner was so honest and kind to suggest the much cheaper Jasmine rice since it's better to pair with the beef curry. Best meal in Prague!

This was a find. Very cute place with wine cave like basement eating. Don't eat upstairs if you…read morehave a chance to try out the cellar. We had two tom ka gai soups (solid), one chicken satay (very good) and a pad thai with shrimp (delicious) and pork stir fry (spicy but not too hot). Two pivo (you have to when in prague) and then so full. Omg. Service was exceptional and they take credit cards. After a week of overeating at czech restaurants it was great to (a) eat lighter and (b) eat different. Highly recommend if you are here.

This place is hidden well and unfortunately it is located in a part of the city I hardly ever…read morevisit. And that's a pity since it has so much to offer. Their lunch offerings are super cheap, include a decent Thai broth and have never disappointed me. Their Pad Thai is one of the best in the city and their currys are also pretty authentic, I'd say. You could potentially get all the meals to go as well although I have to say the packaging is a bit much and of course hard to recycle.

Don't be fooled by this hidden, unassuming gem in Prague. It's an affordable yet delicious Thai…read morerestaurant. The only downside is that they don't offer Thai iced tea.

Found Noi on Yelp. In the mood for some Asian food in Prague. What a beautiful surprise - elegant…read morecomfort decor, great service, no rush at all. Everything we ordered was delicious. Loved the steamed sea bass, pad Thai Kai! The green papaya salad was crunchy and refreshing - really enjoyed the veggies after a day of heavier Czech dishes. Highly recommend!

Nice interiors, food is tasteless or super spicy, service below average and the smile is an option…read more One of us wass ill all night after dinner...

Yum. Craving some Asian food while on vacation in Prague and stopped in here. There were tons of…read morereservations and we actually snagged the last table! Ordered a refreshing matcha iced tea and a spicy seafood salad. The salad was fresh! And definitely spicy. Everything is cooked well and pretty reasonably priced. If you're looking for Thai, check this place out!

Modry zub is a solid Thai place with great ambiance and decent Thai dishes…read more First off, it's a really nice-looking restaurant. The windows are huge, the seating is plush, and you feel like you're eating at a five-star restaurant for the price of a two-star. They also have a really extensive menu, much more expansive than just phad thai and all the really well-known dishes. It can be hard to find a place that serves papaya salad and they had it here! That being said, the dishes themselves were good, but not great. The papaya salad was nice and spicy but definitely not as crisp and sour as I like it, and had too much sauce, making the lower part a bit soggy. The tom yum soup was comforting but did not have as much bite as it should. Portions are quite generous, though, and food comes out fast.

Show up for this place people. More reviews and foot traffic. Delicious food. Prepared quickly…read more Great central location to transit

This is definitely the place to go for a quick bite to eat for lunch (or even dinner, since they're…read moreopen pretty late)! Conveniently located next to Tesco, a shopping mall, and one of the main tram stops (Národní třída, which tram 22 runs through). Wokin is a "build your own" food sort of place (Chipotle is an American equivalent for ordering style). You can choose from noodles, meat, veggies, etc. to name a few! This "build your own" concept means they cook your meal fresh every time you order. The service is always great as well (which can be hard to come by in a country that doesn't prioritize customer service like the US)! Side note: Wokin is a great option for the vegan/vegetarians of Prague

Food was fresh and tasty - service was excellent! Highly recommend and was very busy. Great wine…read morelist too

My friend and I came here a few weeks ago when we were in Prague. We figured we'd take a break from…read morethe delicious, but pretty heavy Czech foods that we've been having throughout our trip, and we decided to come by here as it seemed to have gotten some good reviews online. We came in fairly late on a Saturday night, about an hour prior to closing, and the restaurant was still pretty packed. We took that as a good sign. Once we were seated and got a chance to peruse their menu, we decided to share an order of their tofu summer rolls. I got an order of their tofu phad gra pao kai dao, while my friend got a noodle dish. I did ask for my dish to be spicy, but I guess the spice levels have been adjusted to suit more local palates as it wasn't exactly spicy. Other than that, the food was pretty good and fresh. Not a bad place to get some decent Thai food if you happen to be in this part of Prague.

Came for early Saturday lunch with a friend who swears this is the best Thai restaurant in Prague…read more I have to say the food was quite good. The dining area is quite spacious and bright with nice big picture windows. The restaurant was pretty quiet but more people started coming in as we ate. An during the week it gets pretty packed for lunch and dinner - reservations are probably recommended. The dishes are a mix of Thai, Chinese, and Malaysian cuisine, and their lunch menu changes everyday. There is also an extensive wine and drink list. To eat, I had the Red curry with duck breast - flavored with coconut milk, pumpkin, pineapple, bamboo sprouts and sweet basil. The curry was so aromatic and rich in flavor! The dish comes HOT (spice level) and it actually had a nice kick. The Thai curries do not come with a side dish, so the Jasmine rice was extra. My friend had the yellow curry with tiger prawns, shiitake mushrooms and thai basil. That one was also delish! To note: they do offer a 10% discount happy hours and takeaway from 3pm to 6pm during the week.

This place is great for Thai food. The waitresses are very sweet and friendly. We ordered Nasi…read moreGoren, spring rolls, pad thai, Phet het hom koong, tom yum, tom khad soups and fresh ginger tea. Everything was simply delicious!

Wonderful food and amazing ambiance, super modern and stylish. Nothing with fool you as authentic,…read morebut everything from duck to dim sum to ramen was tasty, very well prepared, and across a variety of styles. It's a social environment with sharing essentially required. Very attentive service. Lots of very creative cocktails with Asian influences. Note that even things that they warn are "spicy"...really are only by central European standards.

This is a beautiful, multilevel restaurant with an impressive design and interesting atmosphere…read more The space is definitely eye-catching, although some of the tables, especially on the lower level, are way too small for a group of five once all the dishes start arriving. We've even warned our server even before we started. The service was pleasant and responsive. A special thank you to Teresa V. for pleasant evening and for saving my glasses - really appreciated that!!! Unfortunately, the food was a major disappointment. Out of everything we ordered, the squid was probably the only thing that was somewhat enjoyable. We ordered three Tom Kha soups, and all were so salty that we had to send them back. The squid and calamari dish was okay only for the squid; the calamari was dry and over-fried. The curry sauce underneath was also confusing and completely covered the natural taste of the squid. The unagi wontons (2 orders) had a strange, rubbery texture, and the prawn ones were even harder to enjoy (left behind). To top it off, we were charged for a welcome drink?! Beautiful place and good service, but unfortunately, the food was far below expectations. For the price and reputation, this was a very disappointing experience, and I definitely won't be rushing back anytime soon.