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.

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.

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.

I really enjoyed this place - it's open 24/7 and is no frills cafeteria style with a considerable…read morelanguage barrier with the staff. They have a relatively small menu but it is translated into English. It's traditional Czech cuisine. They also have a few prepackaged salads and beer. When I was there they were out of Pilsner Urquell and only had Kozel. Surprisingly (for how old school the place is) they do take card. I had chicken with mashed potatoes and really enjoyed it. The chicken was incredibly moist and well-cooked, and the mashed potatoes were tasty. The beer was poured well and was a refreshing accompaniment to the meal. I also had a cucumber salad on the side which was basically just cucumber slices in a very mild "brine" if you can even call it that. Pretty unexciting side dish but for 40 ck I can't complain. Prices for everything are unbeatable, haven't had another meal this cheap in Prague. Toilet was a little gross, the seating area is bare bones, and as expected there's no WiFi or anything. But again for the prices you can't ask for much. Would definitely return here.

24hr cafeteria style no-frills eatery with draft beer. They don't seem to speak a lot of English…read morebut is that really what matters when you're choosing from 24hr restaurants?

Probably the best hot dog in Prague. And by hot dog I mean the czech style of hot dog. Slightly…read moredifferent than the world known hot dog. We put sausage in a special kind of bread which is called rohlík. Anyway, it´s a small stand but with a real treasure inside. Their sausages are delicious and so is a bread. And as a bonus you can pick of four or five kinds of mustard + ketchup. I love the pepperoni mustard. It´s spicey but not too much. Just perfect.

Really cheap hot dog- only 25 czk. Perfect if on a tight budget or need a snack, but doesn't really…read morehit the spot when I want a delicious Czech style sausage.