We bought 500g packet of frozen prawns, never again, no taste, a lot lot water, they were supposed…read moreto be peeled but they werent clean. Dont recommenf

Yesss this place is my new heaven. I was traveling around this area for class and we were learning…read moreabout how there is a very strong and high population of Vietnamese people in this area. We visited some of the wholesale stores across the street, then I saw this one and I realized I had to go in. This place is large and just lined with a million aisles. The food here is absurdly cheap. As an American in Prague, I thought Albert's was cheap. This makes Albert's look expensive if you can even imagine that. They also have a very nice sizable variety of Asian goodies which is awesome. Definitely a must go if you want to buy your food in bulk. Kind of like an American version of Costco but even cheaper with a larger variety of specialty goods. tldr; great place to buy food for absurdly cheap prices!

Pretty decent Korean grocer. Has all the ramen goodness that you'd be missing being a Korean in…read moreEurope. Has a good selection of condiments, rice, instant noodles, kimchi and more. Prices are very good comparatively to the rest of Europe (I'm looking at you, Italy) and the lovely attendant there speaks pretty good Korean for self taught!

About the restaurant: I've been stopping by Chez Amis for a quick bite of falafel or a pita kebab…read morewith hummus for years, so I am disappointed to note that the quality of the takeaway food has dropped - it's not awful, but it no longer has that x-factor of a meal whose flavour transports your taste buds right into the fragrant Middle Eastern streets. That being said, the shop is still an excellent resource for numerous Middle Eastern ingredients and a good basic range of beauty products hard to find somewhere else. My favourite food products are their well priced hummus cans with tahini way above in quality to the stuff sold in our supermarket international aisle, the canned baba ganoush, and the spice mixes which I know from the States and have otherwise hard time finding here. As for the beauty products - aside from the traditional henna, it's good to see the Vatika hair care brand shampoos and various oils. These kind of hair nourishment products are not much wanted and stocked across Prague, so it's convenient to be able to get them right here in the center for an acceptable price.

I was really looking forward to this place because of the reviews. I went there and he gave me…read morefalafels, cous cous, spinach, and baba ganoush and WAAAY overcharged me. Considering the fact that there was no meat and he says he was closing, I expected something way more moderate. Will never go again when I'm in Prague or recommend to anyone.

Fantastic Asian food shop in Vinohrady! Rice, sauces, treats, dumplings, noodles...you name it,…read morethey probably have it (including my favorite lychee drink and sweet chili sauce!) The service is also super; very friendly and pleasant. The shop is easy to get to from the Šumavská tram stop. Definitely recommend!

Very very awful experience. The most yucky food I've ever tried.The Thai noodle is too salty.They…read moreput too much sauce in it.They stucff the spring roll with duck meat，which smells very bloody.The most drama thing is they charge tap water for 88 because they put three pieces of black mushroom，which has no flavor and it looks strange. Don't come.How can they make money with such awful food？

We had great cocktails and almost great food at Sia. I'm not buying at all that this is a fusion…read morerestaurant. It's just that they serve Westernized versions of lots of cuisines from Asia - Japanese food, Thai, Chinese. There's no blending of cultures or original dishes. On a Saturday night, we were offered more than adequate bar seating - no tables - when we showed up at 7:30p without a reservation. Drinks kept coming out as quickly as we ordered them and they were all delicious. But the food was confounding: at times elevated, but sometimes just doing the job. The smoke on the octopus was let down by the chewy inside, the pepper beef had a great flavor profile but also had too many fatty portions, the kung pao chicken cried for more peanuts. It definitely felt like a night on the town inside, which counts for a lot, but I'm not sure what I'd want to eat if I returned.