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!

This place really surprised my with the quality of their food. I'm from California so I'm spoiled…read morewith a lot of Asian food but I was traveling Europe for a while and haven't had decent Vietnamese food in a while. I didn't have high hopes when I came here but they blew me away. The place is quite modest but the food is really good. Real authentic homemade Vietnamese food that you can taste. I was really starving so I ordered a little bit of everything on the menu which wasn't too expensive especially in Prague. I got the stir fried noodles, pho, and a rice dish and they all were delicious. The staff were also very friendly and nice, and answered all the questions we had as tourists. Overall, definitely a Vietnamese food gem in prague, definitely reccomend trying this place is you have a craving for Vietnamese food.

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.

This is a hard review to write because the food and service here are good but nothing out of the…read moreballpark. It was a rainy day and really needed a pho fix (we are from California). We purposely went out of our way to find this pho place given its high overall ratings. They have a limited menu of Pho (only chicken and beef) a total of 3 soups to pick from. They also had plates & apps. Overall the pho was ok! The broth can be a little weak but the meat and noodles were fine. They also added the bean sprouts and onions into the mix for you so it really only comes with a side of lemon and garlic. If you're expecting the best pho this isn't it but it does hit the spot and service is great

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a mediocre experience. Pho Vietnam is located in Prague…read more2. The restaurant is located in the basement. In order to get a table, diners need to order and pay with the cashier. Started off with the spring roll and it was tasty. The filing had plenty of pork and the wrapper was light. It was a bummer that the spring roll didn't come with any vegetables. Moved on to Pho #2 which was a pho with beef cooked to a "medium rare." Pho is Europe doesn't seem to come with tripe, tendons, and/or meatballs. I think the beef was medium rare when it came out of the kitchen as it was closer to medium well and well done by the time it was on my table. The broth was decent and I wasn't sure why the broth came with a side of raw garlic and lemon.

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!

Great food.. spicy curry was really spicy which is good in this warm weather.. place is comfortable…read moreand staff nice ..price a bit higher than average but you got what you pay so worth it :) Green curry was prepared as it should be.. definitely not the typical czech-like one.. tofu also well prepared.. If you wanna get some delicious Asian stuff.. you should head there! And it's only few meters from Václavské náměstí :)

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.

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.

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

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

Kari's Rating 9.5/10…read more TLDR: -12/10 would come back! -Welcome shot was delicious -Rice is NOT included in the protein entrees -No shortage of Sauces My travel group and I have been in Prague for about four days and we've been rotating cuisines from traditional Czech, Italian, bakeries, candy shops, and now hitting Chinese. Coming from someone of Chinese descent, I thought the dishes were relatively authentic. A lot of the dishes we got included the Kung pow chicken, the braised, short rib, the drunken noodles, the black pepper, beef, and a Tom Kah soup. Not that I thought the soup would have be huge portion-but I wish the soup would have had a little bit more substance as it contained a slice of king oyster mushroom, a few noodles and a single piece of chicken. I did have to order rice on the side to substitute more of a substantial meal as this was considered my dinner. I was shocked that none of the protein oranges came with rice which I thought was a little bit weird but we all had a tag on a side of rice which was 68 crowns- or $3 .15. Again, not a huge deal, and the waiter did mention none of the dishes came with rice-so it was almost an automatic tag on. Definitely worth a stop in if you're in the area!

This is a beautiful, multilevel restaurant with an impressive design and interesting atmosphere…read more The space is definitely eye-catching, although some of the tables, especially on the lower level, are way too small for a group of five once all the dishes start arriving. We've even warned our server even before we started. The service was pleasant and responsive. A special thank you to Teresa V. for pleasant evening and for saving my glasses - really appreciated that!!! Unfortunately, the food was a major disappointment. Out of everything we ordered, the squid was probably the only thing that was somewhat enjoyable. We ordered three Tom Kha soups, and all were so salty that we had to send them back. The squid and calamari dish was okay only for the squid; the calamari was dry and over-fried. The curry sauce underneath was also confusing and completely covered the natural taste of the squid. The unagi wontons (2 orders) had a strange, rubbery texture, and the prawn ones were even harder to enjoy (left behind). To top it off, we were charged for a welcome drink?! Beautiful place and good service, but unfortunately, the food was far below expectations. For the price and reputation, this was a very disappointing experience, and I definitely won't be rushing back anytime soon.

Stop by this place that specializes in Bimbap. With that said there are not a lot of the…read moretraditional plates that you would get at a Korean BBQ. We had the Bimbap and the green onion pancake. The food was very good some of the better Korean food that I have had in a long time. Worth checking out. The place wasn't crowded so we had a nice quiet meal.

Great service, amazing Bibimbap. Located centrally in Prague 3. Cold sake made the day!read more

So, visiting my home country I stumbled upon something I've never had before! Ramen from a…read morerestaurant. You may think it's similar to what you buy in the store but oh no! It's way different. The price of the meal was acceptable for the location, and I was filled up by my bowl. The noodles were great, correctly cooked and I was able to collect them up no problem with them breaking off from being too soft. The ramen was also very hearty containing all the ingredients stated. I had Salmon ramen without Egg because personally I dislike eggs. The salmon was cooked and tasted very good with the whole meal. I also tried the house made line cucumber water, which wasn't really my thing. Now I knocked one star off for the fact on my second visit to this place my order was made wrong and I tried the udon noodles which I found to be a tad too oily for me. When ordering speak clearly and for added insurance POINT directly at what you want and say it. The restaurant plays loud music so telling your order should be crystal clear. All in all its a good place to grab a hearty bowl of ramen for the price of 219Kč (8€~) at the time of writing.

To be honest, I am not too amazed. I didn't go there with extremely high expectations, it being in…read morethe tourist center of town and all. Still I was a bit disappointed. The food was OK. Service was pretty chaotic and unorganized though. Once we had ordered we were asked several more times wether we had already chosen. Then, once we had eaten we couldn't manage to get anyone to our table to get the bill. The music that you can hear from the street is simply too loud when you're inside. Also, the tables look super cool but make you feel like a Hobbit while you're eating. I almost felt like I had big and hairy feet as well, the whole experience was very authentic! The prices are OK for the center but not really for the value you're getting. So: Nah, not a big fan.