Small mom & pop restaurant-convenience store combo, with friendly service and good Pho. I tried…read moretheir beef pho, not Chinatown grade pho, but still pretty good.

Guess I was expecting more because read some reviews where someone was from California and really…read moreloved it. I'm from Cali and thought it was decent. It wasn't horrible, but not the best. It honestly tasted like just beef broth and throw in Viet ingredients (like noodles, some bean sprouts) and call it Pho. The beef broth wasn't the strong flavorful Vietnamese broth- like with like star anise, cinnamon, cooked down beef bone, etc. tasted like regular beef broth from a can. The egg roll was pretty good though. It wasn't bad though. It was a nice change from the Czech food. I saw the vermicelli, and that looked delicious!

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

This place had a nice vibe for a date. They welcomed us in & hung up our coats. We ordered the…read morespring roll, shu mai and duck bao as a starter. The duck bao was really good. The shu Mai had a little too much ginger. I did love my fresh ginger tamarind lemonade. For my main entree, I really liked the red chicken curry and rice, but it could've used a little more spice for me. My husband seemed to enjoy the pork belly dish. The down side was that their card was not working, but there was an atm across the street. Overall, service and food was good!

The bulgoki plate was a generous portion a bit on the salty side, the Mandu wasn't very good…read more Price was probably the best I have ever seen for Korean food was just ok nothing special.

No not really. Had the ambiance but the food was all around wrong. Ramen was dried out, and if you…read moreare doing zzazzangmyun, you should never go ramen on it. Kimchee chigae was of a different broth, so a failure despite the waiter's high recommendation. And the denjang chigae was just dead; unfortunate. Wish I could root for theses guys but the high ratings must be from an older generation.

I had high expectations for this place, especially because my Czech friend recommended trying…read moreVietnamese food in Prague. This restaurant had good reviews, so we decided to give it a try. We ordered veggie wraps, fried chicken, pho with chicken, chicken soup, and Pad Thai. The fried chicken had a strange texture, like it wasn't breaded properly. The pho had a weird flavor and was drenched excessively in purple onions. The chicken also had an unusual yellow color, which we later learned was because the chef seasons it with turmeric--something that looked quite bizarre. The chicken noodle soup contained egg, even though the menu didn't mention it. Honestly, it looked more like egg drop soup mixed with chicken. The Pad Thai was okay, nothing particularly special. The restaurant is very clean and has plenty of seating, making it a good spot to hang out with friends. The waitress was nice and attentive. Since we had several dietary restrictions due to allergies, she frequently checked with the kitchen to ensure our safety. Unfortunately, despite the good service, the food just didn't deliver.

We came right as they opened. I was looking forward to some warm soup. I got the bun no hue and my…read morebf got the pho ga. I enjoyed the broth and the two little meatballs. There were also a lot of beef slices. My bf said his broth was generic. We also had the fried chicken appetizer- crispy and juicy. Overall, I'm glad we got some Asian food.

Service was attentive (we were the only group in the restaurant). Ambiance is cute. This is the…read moreoldest Vietnamese restaurant in Prague so we had to try it out. Rice was not piping hot. All the food was lukewarm. Flavor was ok. Dinner for 11 came out to $350 US. Even my kids said they had better. Coming from the San Francisco Bay Area in the USA, we are spoiled with amazing Vietnamese restaurants. This place, would not last if they opened up there.

Visiting Prague and Czechia, we were excited to enjoy some Vietnamese food, of which the country…read moreand city has one of the largest Vietnamese populations in Europe. Four of us have had great Vietnamese meals in Paris, Berlin and California. Two of us travelled extensively in Vietnam, one worked in Vietnam. It was a Saturday night, nice crowd, tasteful restaurant. Food and service were overall disappointing. Tom Yum soup, which is actually Thai, had no chicken or vegetables. The Goi Coun (soft rolls or summer rolls), lacked any herbs or greens for which are key, just noodles and meat. Served with nuc mam, no peanut sauce or spice. Very bland. Then we waited an hour for the next courses and had to remind the waitress that others arrived after us, were served and finished. The final dishes came which were good or very good. Lemongrass grilled pork and cucumber salad - okay but better in Paris. Banana leaf duck, very good. Caramelized catfish (basa) very good but had better in California. Even though the restaurant was emptying out, we could not get refills on drinks. 3 of us are African American, one white. Seemed that the black folks were ignored. I had to think that's the reason for the poor service. After complaining, and we rarely complain, they did offer a 10% discount. It was so disappointing since this was something we were looking forward to. We've had great service in other Prague restaurants.

My husband and I spent 2 days in Prague on vacation and we ate here 2 times! Good solid Viet food…read moreand sushi away from California. We enjoyed a sushi set, egg rolls, fried shrimp, rice dish with duck, bun with grilled pork. Great service, nice and clean restaurant. Totally worth the visitS!

Very nice space; high ceilings, lots of light, chill decor. The food was clean, fresh, and tasty…read more Overall, just plain good!

This place is great! One of my favorite Vietnamese places so far and I've been to a lot of…read moreVietnamese restaurants. I had an egg coffee and my gf had an avocado smoothie and they were both so good. We ordered several dishes to try and everything was perfect. I'm very happy with this place. Definitely gives me wanderlust to for wonderlust and Prague.

Discovered that there are not many coffee spots open early downtown here on a Saturday. Thankfully…read morewe walked by this small spot and stopped. Very unassuming, but very nice inside with soothing acoustics music. The service was very prompt and the coffee was out almost immediately. A vast menu options, (not just breakfast) but the English breakfast is what I picked and it was wonderful. Also tried the Korean omurice, and it was amazing. I would highly recommend this spot, also the meals were more than affordable. My only regret is not taking a photo before eating, but I was starving!

They don't speak very good Czech here, but it's not a big deal - they have the menu in Czech and…read moreEnglish with pictures and numbers on the wall and in flyers. They are very helpful and always smiling :) I usually buy M26 - Pork with bamboo and mushrooms and take it to go. Packed order adds 5 CZK to the price and you can order by phone before you go there :) I always enjoyed the food here, it's a classic Chinese fast food with very reasonable prices (55 to 105 CZK for a main course, M26 for 69 CZK). You can eat here as well, few people usually fit. It has a very limited space though - one table for about 6 people max and several stools with a narrow desk by the wall.

Looking for amazing Chinese food, but not sure which one to eat at?? This place is BY FAR my…read morefavorite in all of Prague, and I have to say that they really do stand out compared to all the other Chinese restaurants. I've been a regular at this place for all four months I've stayed in Prague, and I can pretty much assure you that even though it's smaller than most other places, the food is the best quality/ tasting. 10/10 highly recommend!!