My family and I spent time in Prague touring different historical sites and shopping the city. Most…read moreof us were exhausted, but my sister wanted to go out and explore Prague more before she moved away. She rallied us out to go eat sushi. Both her and my father ended up picking the same restaurant without consulting each other. Immediately we were greeted with warm welcome and seated at our table. After all the walking, we immediately ordered several starters that eased our hunger. My dad rated that the ebi tempura was the best he ever had and my brother added an additional item to our order. All of us at the table adored the garlic edamame. Later we received the three rolls, sashimi, bulgogi, and the additional ebi tempura with vegetables. We finished everything on our plates, enjoyed our sake, and did not feel overly stuffed. We absolutely enjoyed this experience and will be recommending to everyone who comes to Prague!

Service was excellent and it was a cute little place but the sushi was just alright. We are…read moredefinitely spoiled in Southern California with our delicious sushi and after visiting Japan it was hard to give 5 stars. The udon was delicious though!

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.

One of the top 10 sushi restaurants I've visited globally. Traditional sit down with Omakase…read moreoption. Sake menu was legit. Service was good. I could not believe the quality of the sushi and that we were in Prague. Happy we found it.

I had a Miyabi obento for lunch. The spinach with sesame and kakuni (meat) were a little bit sweet…read moreand I wonder if there is a person from western Japan in the kitchen. The tempura was nicely fried. The person who served me was very polite. I felt happy after I finished eating there.

Excellent Asian food and near hotel! I would recommend eating here. Authentic Pho and Lemongrass…read moresoups prepared well. Also ordered dim sum and spring rolls which were tasty and fresh.

I live with a bunch of other study abroad students in this area and we all LOVE this place. It's…read morerelaxing to stop in for a meal and also super easy to order to-go from the counter. The food is always fantastic and the service is great.

Don't sit upstairs. Downstairs is so much better…read more The jambong was good. Panchan could have been better. A bit skimpy from what I'm use to

I mean this downgrade isn't much of a downgrade, but I recently had a really.. annoying experience…read morehere. After dining here a couple of times during my time in Prague and really loving how authentic and delicious everything is here, my friend and I decided to venture back to try their galbi, a typical Korean dish that is basically marinated beef. Boy, this was such a bad decision. First of all, if you order anything that requires a grill, they make you order two portions (I'm assuming because it's a hassle to get the grill out and heated). Our two portions were ridiculously small, and each portion was about 290 kc which is absurd. Each portion had maybe three pieces of meat? Which is so unreasonable. Secondly, the meat was really weird. I've grilled galbi numerous times before, as had the friend who was with me, and we've never seen raw galbi like this. The texture was very grainy and the meat was basically all bones... barely any meat. It ended up tasting okay, but that's definitely what galbi is supposed to taste like. The third annoying aspect was that the waiter was being absurdly condescending to us because we weren't Korean. Which is just about the stupidest thing that I've ever experienced in a restaurant. I've experienced racism abroad, that's nothing new. But racism in a restaurant? That's just rude especially because we're paying so much to eat there. The waiter just kept giving my friend and I crap for not being Korean since we asked whether or not it was really two portions because it was one plate with barely any meat and we weren't sure how long we were supposed to grill it.. We also ordered the za jiang mian (not sure of the Korean spelling) which was absurdly overpriced but not bad actually. Too much sauce for my liking, but a good portion to share with a friend also, every single time I've come back, the side dishes get worse. Don't have high hopes for that. tldr; the other normal food and safer choices (bibimbap, udon, etc) are great options. I think some of the other authentic dishes might have been okay, but stay away from the galbi which is absurdly priced and not authentic at all.

Had a hankering for sushi, something different and fresh. Walking by, the menu caught my eye. All…read moremy favorite fish were there, so in I went. Greeted and seated, this is a posh place. Beautiful interior, and the menu is great. Savvy service, delicious food, wonderful drinks. It's a bit pricey but absolutely worth every cent. Enjoy,

Had an amazing medium Beef Tenderloin steak with Morshley(?) mushroom sauce here. The presentation…read morecould have been a bit more creative. My wife's beef teriyaki was also delicious, cooked to the perfect (imo) medium point. Nice atmosphere and service in the place. Right in the touristic heart so thats great to find good and not too overpriced food here.

We came in on Christmas Eve and a good number of businesses close entirely through Christmas or…read morehave very limited hours. Luckily we found Takumi and were able to get a table. They have a very large menu but I opted for a Miso Ramen bowl. It was really big, super hot (temperature), and tasty. It definitely hit the spot because the ambient temperature was 27 degrees Fahrenheit! There was a wind chill also which really made things worse. Anyway, this rarely happens but I couldn't finish my bowl. Partly because it was a large portion but honestly I wasn't feeling100%. The broth was slightly salty (as compared to the Shoyu broth) and it was rich. They put in a raw egg into the broth and added a generous amount of fatty pork. On an ordinary day, the richness wouldn't have bothered me and I would have eaten 90% or more of the bowl. I focused on eating the veggies (bean sprouts and bok choy), the ramen itself, and only some of the pork. Service was ok. We had a party of six and the couldn't/wouldn't combine tables so we sat apart. It's a small restaurant so getting their attention was easy.

What a pleasant surprise to find a good ramen shop in this European town after long flights…read more Conveniently located in old town. Small but doesn't give a cramped feeling. Noodles were perfectly al dente and soups were hot. Loved the fact they gave generous amount of toppings (we are so used to a tiny bit of toppings at many places in the U.S.). We left with full anf happy tummies. The service was great, too.

This was a nice find in Prague. We were craving for something a bit different than the local…read morecuisine and stumbled upon this sushi restaurant. I honestly was not expecting much since I knew we were a bit a way from Japan. Regardless, we gave it a try. This is an excellent sushi restaurant. We had multiple nigiri pieces and the Alaska roll which came out on a white sushi platter with a nice cloud of CO2. Great presentation and food. Service was very good and for the price it was well worth it.

Absolutely ridiculous service. I called to see if I could make a reservation because their website…read morewas not allowing me to see their website in English. When calling I was told I could make a reservation online and that they don't have time. Before I could say anything else I was hung up on. Friends, that's not very kind of you and this only illustrates what kind of service you provide to your customers. I'll make sure to not impose on how busy they are and go elsewhere. Shame on you. I guarantee this isn't respectable to do in Japan .

So good! We were not sure what we wanted for dinner and decided on Sushi, upon walking down our…read morestreet we stumbled upon Yamato and could not have been happier we did so. Every single thing we had was divine and the Scallop dish we had was insanely good. We truly loved our experience at Yamato. Service was excelent and ambiance perfectly classy. I would without a doubt return to and recommend Yamato to anyone in the area.

Fantastic food, wonderful atmosphere, and friendly service. Highly recommend this restaurant to…read moreanyone who appreciates fine Japanese food.