Za me velice mile prekvapeni! Ne teda uplne lokaci, ta dodava bistru velice autentickou atmosferu…read moreSaigonu, okolni ruch trzite ji jeste dokresluje, ale ten, kdo se prokouse pres stanky az ke vchodu do teto vietnamske "restaurace" rozhodne litovat nebude. Posezeni je takove, ze v tomto miste opravdu neurazi, co by take clovek cekal, ale hlavni vec je stejne jidlo, takze s chuti do toho. Vyber je omezeny, coz ale beru jako pozitivum (smazak s hranolkama treba uz skrtli) a same dobroty, co uvari ci usmazi primo pred Vami. Ceny jsou vice nez rozumne a za me muzu jen a jen doporucit.

Waiting for the bus? Not a lick of English in this place but nice, fast and cheap. It feels like…read moreauthentic Czech but then again I just got off a bus. Anyway it seems like where the locals/bus drivers go for a quick meal while waiting.

I went here with a big group. We had reserved the entire restaurant. The staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating to our group which was very nice. Unfortunately I came in hungry and left hungry. The green salad choices were ok but everything else I tried was tasteless. Vegan food can be delicious but this place doesn't seem to know how to do delicious. When I return to Prague I will definitely avoid this place.

I wasn't sure what to expect and that was a good thing. I understood the concept of this place but…read moreI was left feeling I was exploring the sparse cafeteria of a soviet blocked country. Certainly vegan, but the choices were few, cold, and less than exciting.

This franchise has a fairly good reputation but this outlet isn't really worth trying. The choice…read moreof dishes is quite limited and most of them are combinations of the same components. The design is a bit outdated and caricatural and, without music, the atmosphere is quite sad. On the positive side, the dishes are prepared from fresh components and without too many chemicals additions. The staff is also very friendly and able to advise in Czech and English. Overall, in the crowded market of Asian eateries, this place fails to stand out.

Thought I'd review this place since we almost walked out since there weren't any yelp reviews at…read morethe time...however it smelled too good inside to pass. Got the chicken gyro which was pretty tasty. Lots of meat which makes this a good value! Highly recommended for a quick but filling bite before you embark on your journey to Prague castle ;)

Besides the great offer of healthy products (which I love), this place has a restaurant with a dish…read morefor a fixed price of 125kc, which is awesome! It works in the way that you have a variety of foods to choose from and mix them in your plate. You also get free water.

Who would've thought pho in Prague. This place is located in the mall, and it's kind of like panda…read moreexpress, but it makes everything fresh right after you order it. The pho ga and pho bo were surprisingly good, considering they give you a metal American soup spoon as a utensil. Beware, they don't take credit cards. They also do not speak English.

By far my favorite veg restaurant in Prague. And I've been to all of them. Seriously…read more The food is fresh, delicious, heavy, and provides traditional Czech options that have been vegetarianized - a great opportunity if you're interested in the local cuisine. The daily lunch menus are especially afforable and have never been anything short of excellent. Be aware that the menu changes constantly based on what is in season and what they are feeling passionate about. Which is a plus in my eyes. The place is very small, with limited seating. You may want to book in advance.

Was recommended this place by my Aunt! It has a very friendly atmosphere, and is perfect for…read morevegetarian tourists. The only thing is, it's a bit of a small restaurant so you either have to make a reservation or happen to show up at a time when there's a table available. I ordered the quesadillas and a Virgin Mojito made with green tea. The quesadillas were yummy! They came with a side of salsa that had the perfect (if not more) amount of kick, and some sour cream. In Europe, apparently quesadillas aren't finger food so I was trying to cut mine with the knife, and ended up struggling quite a bit. I think my knife wasn't sharp enough, but I didn't bother asking for a new one since I was already almost finished. So be wary of the blunt knives. The Virgin Mojito was very good! They used green tea instead of the rum, and my aunt said it still tasted like a regular Mojito because of the amount of lime and mint used. Plus, it came with a handy metal straw that wouldn't let all the mint and lime go up the straw when you took a sip. Perfect refreshing drink if you're not looking for something alcoholic!