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.

Unfortunately I've been here a couple times and the food and service is great. This most recent…read moretime, my friend and I got severe food poisoning. We know it was from Sansho because it was the only common item we had over the past few days. I love this place and it really makes me upset to leave a review like this because it really is an awesome spot. At the end of the day if there is a Michelin star and dining prices are this high, there needs to be an expectation on food safety habits which this boils down to.

We celebrated our 40th anniversary there yesterday, and we can't remember having a better…read moreanniversary dinner. The staff were fun and generous, letting us try unusual wines and making great suggestions. The food was unbelievable. We did the Rock'n'Roll tasting menu, and there were no duds. Everything was delicious and unique. I would never have thought to combine watermelon and pork belly but it was one of our favorites. Very highly recommended

Beautiful restaurant with wonderful service and food. The cocktails were delicious. Highly…read morerecommend.

You go through the big red doors outside, then downstairs. We already ate dinner, so we just went…read moreto the bar. The place was dark with cool music. They had a fun selection of drinks. The service was great, faster than most places in Praha. The only bad thing is the people smoking hookah pipes. This guy was sitting behind us literally puffing in between his sushi eating. Luckily, there were seats we jumped to across from us. The restaurant was definitely busy. Should at least stop by for drinks since this restaurant is spendy unless you are with your sugar daddy.

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.

I didn't really want to get Asian food when in Prague, but it was late at night and it seemed like…read morethis place was the only one still serving food... so there I was, but my expectations were low... but I have to say, Asian Temple actually did exceed my low expectations. Food: I ordered the Bami Goreng, which is an Indonesian noodle dish, similar to pad thai. I have to say, it was actually quite good, as the noodles were cooked well and I have no complaints about the chicken and veggies in the bowl. The portion size was decent, although it was definitely a bit overpriced, at 499 CZK (~22 USD). Environment: It is very clear that this place is catered toward tourists. The decor is sort of a lavish yet tacky / stereotypically Asian style. For example, there is a gold Buddha statue, bamboo, fish tanks, and more along those lines. That being said, in all honesty, it was actually a kind of nice and comfortable environment. There is dim lighting with red accents, creating for an intimate vibe. The restaurant has a large interior. In addition to dining areas, there are also lounge areas for people to just chill / hang out. Service: The staff are friendly and the service speed is quick. This was probably helped by the fact that there were only a handful of other tables occupied when I was there. Overall, I have to first give Asian Temple credit for actually serving food late at night, unlike other places that (even if they appeared open) had their kitchens close early. On top of that, the food and environment were surprisingly good. It's definitely a touristy (and therefore kind of overpriced) place, so I wouldn't recommend specifically planning to come here, but if it's late at night or for some reason you really just want Asian food, then Asian Temple is a decent choice.

Late post We had lunch here on 4/28/24. The restaurant is beautiful. Service was great. Food was…read moreexcellent! Thank you Chef Alvin and team!

What an awesome experience! And a great way to celebrate our anniversary! The food was awesomely…read morepresented!

My friend and I decided to splurge at Levitate. We had the 18 course mystery meal. Overall, we…read moreenjoyed the variety of flavors and interpretations of Asian inspired dishes using Nordic techniques while relying on local ingredients. It was a fun meal. The service was fantastic. I would recommend this restaurant for a special occasion for sure. The whole meal was around 4000 czk including a couple glasses of wine.

This name of the business is what are charge card says although the place is called "Steak…read moreFrites-El Gaucho". We just arrived in Prague and we were hungry. We went to the first place near our Airbnb which is the El Gaucho. We didn't know the conversion rate on money but had heard Czech Republic wasn't terribly expensive. Boy were we wrong! We should have known since the place on a Friday night was empty! We ordered one glass of wine each. Both ordered salads, steak filet with veggies. Grand total $225 US dollar. Wow even in America we can get a good streak dinner for almost half. The food was decent but not $225 decent. No bread-nothing extra-nothing warranting the price... just Hello tourist you just got taken. Tourist beware! I told the waiter this is super expensive his response "Our beef comes from America." Lol I guess we better just eat our beef there. The Italian place next door was packed!

Good for vegetarian/vegan options…read more Clearly made for tourists, western version of "Asian food". Sushi too big for my small mouth, I almost choke! I embarrass self in front of boyfriend

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.

Was really craving some asian food while in Prague. Found this establishment near our hostel, near…read morethe main centre (Wenceslas Square). I got the green curry and my friend got the Pad Thai. Both EXTREMELY filling. Loved it. Would recommend anyone to come try it out

Very good food! Fresh, delicious and culinarily top quality. Service was friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Atmosphere is chic, albeit the large numbers of what we suspected were sex workers accompanied by loud men.

Got the place recommend by friends and we liked it very much. Friendly service and cozy warm Asian…read morestyle place. They offer Asian starters and main course from different Asian regions or you take something from their choice of sushi they are offering. They serve nice wines and even cocktails and long drinks. No tourists has been seen. Local tip. Enjoy.

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).