We were in Prague recently for four days. This restaurant was a few steps from our hotel and we…read moreate there twice. The food in this small place is excellent and so is the service. We had a variety of items from the menu that we enjoyed including the miso soup, the gyoza, summer rolls, avoacado salad, the maki, nigiria, and sashimi are all delicious and beautifully presented. The soy sauce appears to be a homemade ponzu and is delicious. I have been to Japan and this place reminds me of a few sushi restaurants we ate in there with the whimsical menu and the very pretty wall murals. Sushi bars in the US tend to be a bit formal in appearance or very plainly decorated. Sushi Oishi is bright, welcoming, and small as are many places in Japan. If you are in the area of Municipal House this small restaurant is worth a visit. We came in mid-afternoon since it is very busy at lunch and dinner. I tried to upload some photos but the attempts failed. It may be the distance, my computer, or some security issue between the US and the EU.

The staff working here is very nice and speak very good English…read more The inside of the restaurant is decorated very cute. I tried the my dragon roll and gyoza. Gyoza was very good. I liked the texture of the wrapper. Different than other gyoza I have tried.

This was a legit Chinese restaurant tucked away in a corridor with a garden and other restaurants…read more You can order dishes or try their hot pot! And of course on a cold winter day, you gotta do the hot pot. It's individual soups served in fancy copper bowls on a sleek table with burners built-in. A great selection of ingredients that were fresh. Loved the freshly made cilantro beef balls which I've never seen at hot pot places. Also good service. Highly recommend if you want something different inn your vacation in Prague.

The best food and staff!!! We've been in Europe for 2 weeks…read moreand on our last night decided to choose a place at random. We stumbled upon this place and were lucky to get in on a Saturday night. We ordered some wine/hot sake, 2 appetizers and all got hot pot with various meets, sides and sauces. Our waitress was amazing and explained the menu and actually suggested taking things off so we didn't over order (also suggested we could order as it comes). It was my moms first time at a hotpot place and they were so nice to her and explained the process. Overall the quality of the meat was amazing as was the soup for the hotpots. The staff were so nice, and absolutely made our night and trip in Prague. Would highly recommend if you're in the mood for hotpot or something different. We will absolutely be back if in Prague!!!

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.

High quality sushi. All of the appetizers we got were out of this world. The fish is fresh and good…read morebut all the salads that came with the fish set this place apart from others.

Great sushi prepared expertly. Had miso (+), salad (so-so), spring rolls (meh), and spider, eel,…read moreand tuna rolls (+++). Ate a ton. With two drinks each for the two of us, $65!! The miso is almost as good as my wife's. Great Japanese food enjoyed by Americans in a former Soviet controlled city? Yes!!

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.

It's hard to find good sushi in Europe but Yami came through and satisfied our sushi cravings…read more Service was prompt and attentive for European standards. European servers are not known for their friendly and attentive service but they were at Yami. We ordered thinking that servings are small and boy were we wrong! Our rolls were huge and we were stuffed. We had to ask for to-go box. We each ordered two rolls and some nigiris. One person ordered a sashimi and sushi combo. It's priced at around 880 Kc. The price points are a little higher than what I can find in L.A. for the same quality of food but I get it; Old Town Prague is very touristy and it shows on the menu. The fish was fresh and everything tasted good. We were really surprised by this as I had written off finding a good sushi restaurant in Prague. I am glad my daughter's cravings won over my trepidation. I have posted the menu and the food we got below.

I went in for lunch to have something light and order the udon noodle soup, which was more than…read moreenough for me, and even though I ordered some sushi, I had to take it home with me. The service was excellent, as well as the atmosphere, which would definitely make one come back to this bistro!.

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 :)

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.