We found Gui Lin on Yelp. We were tired of chicken, pork and potatoes. We saw great reviews and…read morefollowed others advice. It was correct. The food was delicious and fresh. It is a hidden gem! The noodles were the best we have ever had and the customer service was great! I wish Gui Lin was in San Diego.

So, so good!! My friend and I stopped in as we live literally across the street. She loves it, and…read moreI had been eager to try this place for a while. We were seated and served very quickly and were starving! We both opted for what we think is sweet and sour chicken for our entrees, and to start off I went with a salad and she got the wonton soup. The salad was pretty standard for what you expect out of these restaurants and it was a great kickoff before the main meal. My friend's wonton soup looked DELICIOUS, I can't wait to try it when I come back! The sweet and sour chicken was a great portion and was soooo flavorful, we were full for hours after. Great place - check it out!

Was craving my favorite Sichuan dish and found great mapo tofu here, warm and spicy with Sichuan…read morepepper, and good Czech beer on tap to wash it down! Nice small casual place, no outdoor seating though.

Delicious food ,nice family ,we came here yesterday,and today again.read more

It's been a while since I was in Prague (over 7 years, in fact), but judging by the picture of this…read moreplace, this here is the Chinese place to which I pledged allegiance when I resided on Křižíkova. My most favorite Činsky bufet, if you will. Many a night, my fellow vegetarian roomie and I would order take out from this place and carry it home to drink with 20kč bottles of Gambrinus and Staropramen from the potraviny on the first floor of our apartment building, rice and veggies doused in Thailand on a Plate sweet chile sauce, which has somehow never tasted as good as it did back then. Back in the day, Prague wasn't exactly a haven for vegetarians, so my options here--and a shit ton of other places as well--were awfully limited. But I was a big fan of the one veggie plate they had. I don't even really remember what it was anymore. Saucy vegetables consisting of mostly cabbage with a side of rice is what I remember. God, I loved that shit. I craved it. I still crave it sometimes, honestly. The Czech equivalent of lipgloss greasy lo mein at cheap Americanized Chinese places, it surely hit the spot. I honestly don't believe I ever ordered anything else from this restaurant. 4 stars may be a bit excessive, especially given that I haven't even been in the country since May 2007, but this place made me happy when I was in Prague. And it's a little daunting to be a shy, self-conscious girl in a country where a lot of people don't speak your language (I think a lot has changed since 2007); going out to eat and all that jazz was a little hard for me. Having this restaurant in my neighborhood, a mere hop skip & jump from my apartment, was really nice. Oh, Prague Chinese food, how I loved you. I will never forget you. Maybe eventually you'll be mine again. I can only hope.

Service is terribe. They forgot about my order and brought me food when my friends were done eatingread more

This was a legit Chinese restaurant tucked away in a corridor with a garden and other restaurants…read more You can order dishes or try their hot pot! And of course on a cold winter day, you gotta do the hot pot. It's individual soups served in fancy copper bowls on a sleek table with burners built-in. A great selection of ingredients that were fresh. Loved the freshly made cilantro beef balls which I've never seen at hot pot places. Also good service. Highly recommend if you want something different inn your vacation in Prague.

The best food and staff!!! We've been in Europe for 2 weeks…read moreand on our last night decided to choose a place at random. We stumbled upon this place and were lucky to get in on a Saturday night. We ordered some wine/hot sake, 2 appetizers and all got hot pot with various meets, sides and sauces. Our waitress was amazing and explained the menu and actually suggested taking things off so we didn't over order (also suggested we could order as it comes). It was my moms first time at a hotpot place and they were so nice to her and explained the process. Overall the quality of the meat was amazing as was the soup for the hotpots. The staff were so nice, and absolutely made our night and trip in Prague. Would highly recommend if you're in the mood for hotpot or something different. We will absolutely be back if in Prague!!!

The food was ok--the flavors were authentic. On the other hand, the service was some of the most…read morebafflingly hostile I've ever experienced. ​From the moment we walked in, our server treated our presence like a personal inconvenience. There was no greeting, just a menu dropped on the table while she walked away. When we tried to ask a simple question, she said look at the menu and walked away. Any attempt at polite engagement was shut down with curt answers. ​I don't need red-carpet treatment, but basic human decency shouldn't be too much to ask for. If you're looking for a peaceful dinner where you feel welcome, you might want to look elsewhere--or just stick to takeout.

Give this small restaurant a try!! We were turned away from a sushi place that was close by and we…read morehappened to walk past this restaurant the night before. Didn't think much of it until we couldn't get seated at the sushi restaurant. We were seated right away near the entrance. It's hot in Praha in the summer!!! We order about 6 dishes and they were pretty decent for Europe. Coming from the San Gabriel Valley, Chinese food has to be exceptional and I think this place could survive in SGV as a mom and pop business. We ordered duck, fried rice, a fish dish, a corn soup, beef and broccoli (yep, I was traveling with young children, hahaha). These were dishes that pleased all of us. They were very decent especially if you're missing some Asian flavors in Praha.

This place used to be half-way decent but it looks like maybe a change in ownership and the new…read morechef has a very heavy hand on the salt shaker. The food I had was sadly terrible.

Thought I would be getting some soy sauce chicken (based on the menu pics) but got breaded chicken…read moreinstead. The breading constantly fell off and the sauce it came with was very watery - would prefer a thicker sauce. On the flip side the food is very inexpensive!

From the owner: Chuť pravé Asie v Karlíně. Od našich vajec Benedict a čínských koblížků ke snídani, Šanghaj nudle a…read moreKung Pao k obědu až po kantonskou kachnu a křupavý bůček k večeři.

Terrible. For a place that is supposed to be fast food I had to wait nearly 10 minutes and I was…read morecharged extra for an over salted soup that I did not ask for. You would be better off spending your money on a bag of salt, both taste the same.

Very bad PHO! Noodles are not cooked, broth tastes like water and you have to pay extra cash for…read morethe bowl (in case you break it). I'm definitely not coming back.

This place was SO good, the easiest 5 star review of the day. I loved every dish, from the papaya…read moresalad, to the sashimi, the dumplings, and the dessert. Waitstaff were also very attentive and nice.

SaSaZu was a welcome respite after nothing but Eastern European food for a week. We were all ready…read morefor some Asian flavor and stumbled upon this place with really great reviews. Upon arrival, you're not entirely sure what you're walking into. It's literally a giant dark building in an industrial area with Asian street vendors in the parking lot. What? Anyway, once inside you're transported into a beautifully decorated dim restaurant/club that's also weirdly semi-zen, with Asian women giving shoulder massages to patrons at their dinner table. Again, what? We ordered a bunch of dishes and ate family style! Southeast Asian flavors galore! Well worth the trip if you're craving Asian fusion in Prague.