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!

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

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.

Show up for this place people. More reviews and foot traffic. Delicious food. Prepared quickly…read more Great central location to transit

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.

Pretty good ramen. Great for Europe but just above average for US tastes. Disappointed that they…read morehad limited menu today due to holidays. Located in a nice area In the city there are 2 dining rooms. Seating is ok, smaller tables in front room, long communal tables in back. Staff was fairly efficient. Tried 5 types of ramen. Tonkatsu was good. Not great but good. Beef one was very good. Coconut milk one was great. Dumplings were good but the sauce was not. Soy sauce concentrated. Glad we tried it but not interested in returning with so many other options around here.

What a great find in Prague. Ramen was exactly what we wanted after too much traditional Czech…read morefood. Only issue was this place is "cash only". A bit hard when most of the world have gone cashless. But that's my only criticism.

My family and I dined here on a recent trip. We had been in Germany and Czech Republic for about a…read moreweek and my picky child was seeking something different to eat. He loves Asian noodles back home and this place allows you to customize so we thought we would try it out. So you order on a kiosk machine and you pick your base. This can be udon noodles, egg noodles, rice, noodles, or rice. Then you pick your sauce which could be curry or peanut sauce or teriyaki or their traditional wok sauce. Then you pick your protein, like pork, shrimp, chicken, or beef. Finally, you pick your vegetables and other add-ons. Please note it seems all wok dishes are made with eggs and carrots. If you don't eat eggs, you definitely need to tell them! My son chose egg noodles with wok sauce, and nothing else. I chose egg noodles with peanut sauce, pork and pineapple. Nana chose egg noodles with teriyaki sauce, mushrooms, chicken, and assorted veggies. Then we paid and watched as our dishes were made on the wok. This entertained my child so much! He loved watching the process. He loved his noodles even more! He said this was his favorite place we ate on the whole trip! He loved it so much that I came home and started looking for a similar place back home. I am sad to say that we do not have such a place at all. Did I mention how reasonable it was? Child noodles cost about 4.50 USD. The adult versions with proteins still were under $10 USD. Delicious and a bargain! Highly recommend!

What a great concept! Walk into a chic, two-level shop and order from the screen. Pick your base-…read moredifferent types of noodles or rice. Then protein. Veggies. Sauce. Toppings. It's genius! Within minutes, you have a hot meal to stay or go. I ordered the rice with chicken, mushrooms, green onions, bamboo shoots, green beans, sesame seeds, and teriyaki sauce. It was tasty!

It was next to our hotel, so we decided to give it a try. The pho was decent, nothing special here…read moreor having it in the states. However, the reason for the 4 stars was their tum yum soup. It wasn't what we expected, it was much better. Their tum yum soup was basically Laksa, which is one of my favorite dishes. I wish I could have ordered that in a larger bowl with the noodles in them.... This restaurant does everything Vietnamese, Chinese and yes Sushi. This is a theme in almost all Asian restaurants in Europe. The place was empty when we got here (around 7:45pm), service was quick and food came out quickly, which was appreciated.

Enjoyed my first time in Prague but it was quite cold. Thought pho was the answer to warm me up…read more It was hard to find off main area if Wenceslas Square but GPS did a good job. It's buried deep in the building. It's a hole in the wall but pho was on point. Only difference from the Vietnamese restaurants in US is that in US we get a tray of veggies to add to your pho (extra sprouts, lettuce, mint leaves, cilantro, lime and sliced jalapeños). It's small but quaint, food is good and inexpensive! 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.

Really great breakfast that came with the hotel reservation. Buffet style with lots of different…read morechoices. Pretty standard Continental breakfast offerings, would have liked to see more local dishes. Breakfast opens at 630 so was nice for catching breakfast before the flight home. Everything is really clean here and the food was pretty delicious. The fresh waffles were my favorite! Different syrups to pour out as well. The caramel and chocolate sauce combo was my favorite. Some sweetness to start the day.

Inside The Yasmin hotel is located "Noodles". Here you will find typical Czech food, like…read moreSvíčková, but, it's real allure, as the name implies is the international noodles they serve. You can enjoy fantastic Italian, Chinese, Thai or Mongolian pasta, and from other countries too. I went with Germany. Ordered the Spätzle with mushrooms sauce, roasted ham, "Wiener" onion and fresh vegetables. Everyone at the table had to try it and agreed it was delicious. Creamy, full of flavor, and the fresh salad was a great side. The food is not the only great thing about this place, service is too. Party of 10, the lady taking care of us was very helpful with the language, making recommendations, and making sure we were all pleased with what we ordered. To the point that she exchanged my drink (it was too strong for me) without a face or complaint. She just removed it from our check and replaced with something else. The decor is very cool, modern, and inviting. Starting at the lobby area with sofas and comfortable seating area, making it's way to the restaurant, to the outside garden seating, perfect for the cooler, blue sky days. I ended my meal with dessert (chocolate ravioli) and a fresh mint tea. The presentation, and the fact of it being fresh gave this a more personable touch, making me like "Noodles" even more.

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.