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!

Great Thai food in Prague!!! Located very close to main travel attractions Charles Bridge. The…read morestaffs were very friendly. I was greeted and welcomed right away with warm smile. The restaurant played soft music in the background which made atmosphere very relaxing. I love the way they decorated simple but classic. The food was awesome especially Tom Kha Kai which I heard that it was one of their famous dish and I was not disappointed. It was really awesome. I definitely recommended for Thai food lover who happened to be in the area. Love it and if I happened to travel to Prague again, I will definitely stop by.

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).

My wife and I saw this restaurant on Yelp and it was rated high but it had very few reviews. We…read morewent there after a tour ended at 8pm and there was only 2 other tables full at that time. The waitress helped us with our questions on the menu and everything we ordered was awesome! We would highly recommend this restaurant to others!

Super delicious and a neighborhood gem. In Prague for week and this place is directly across from…read moreour AirBnB. We finally decided to give it a try after five days and were not disappointed. The staff is attentive and the food is good.

This is a vegetarian restaurant with a creative menu. We are meat-eaters but loved our vegetarian…read moremeal here. Everything we ordered was delicious: * Tofuie Gras: smoked tofu paté with cranberry gel, served on toasted bread * Czech Traditional Svíčková: root vegetable sauce with Carlsbad dumplings, plant-based meat patty, lemon, and cranberry gel * Jackfruit Burrito: pulled jackfruit, smoked corn, chipotle rice, Cheddar, pickled cabbage, black beans, mango salsa, sour cream, and a side salad * Vegan Snickers: chocolate-caramel bar with raspberry sauce and peanuts I would consider becoming vegetarian if I can eat like this for every meal.

There's vegetarian magic in the air at the Lekha Hlava Clear Head Restaurant in Prague…read more We'll start with the very cool location. It is off a quiet side street down a clean and safe-feeling but still mysterious alley - like its location is a secret. Our reservation was for 6:30 pm and they asked if we thought we'd be done by 8:00 - probably so we wouldn't see the next party taking our table and they wouldn't see us. Let's keep the all the info secure - that's what's best for everyone. If the omnivores find out about this place, the fate of the whole known universe could be at risk. What if everyone wanted to eat at vegetarian restaurants? Crazy, right? VIPs like our family (ha!) sit in the Blue Heaven room where the tables are fire. Seriously- they light up and glow like flaming wood logs with a starry sky above. Even the greatest sorcerers from history would be impressed. Love the theming. Magical. We began our meal with the Small Clear Head starter, featuring "Tofuie Gras", hummus and guacamole. The hummus and guac were both excellent- but the star of the show was the fake foie gras. This is a vegetarian restaurant- no geese were harmed yet the texture was perfect, the taste convincing and the mix with the jelly divine. Wowsa. Loved this dish. I also really enjoyed my Bao Bun Burger. I was going to do the Spinach Chimney but diverted at the last minute because I'd overdosed on this trip on potatoes already, and au gratin was more than I could handle. My daughter liked her Stir-Fry Noodles. My wife was indifferent on her Parmesan Pleasure Burger but I think she was jealous of my Bao Bun. We skipped dessert. Beyond just the wonderful food, there was so much about this restaurant that felt fun, interesting and surprising. Including the bathroom. Behind the toilet there's an opening to a dark empty space - it is truly a creepy void. What's back there? There's also a very old door with a bone-chilling stair down to a dark cellar. What's down there? What about upstairs - what happens there? More mysteries. There's magic in the air at Lekha Hlava Clear Head Restaurant. It is worth a visit, for vegetarians and omnivores too.

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.

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.

Overrated by YouTubers. I had high expectations of this place since I saw it on YouTube, and was…read morevery disappointed. Taste was okay, nothing extraordinary. If you want authentic Asian food this is not the place. The dishes are a bit small, I was still hungry after finishing my noodles, and I eat regular size meals. Substandard meals, the place is also crowded, it can be overwhelming. They charge for every single thing, I asked for extra sauce and was told I needed to pay extra. I thought this was a joke after I had spent more than $600 kc on meals. It made me wondered if they were going to charge me for using their tables to eat my food. Never again.

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

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

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!

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.

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？

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.