Asian cuisine restaurants Prague

A recent address that opened its doors in the very active district around Dlouhá Street in Prague, popular with night owls and late nightlife, this tiny Vietnamese cave offers authentic oriental specialities in a beautiful setting made of light woodwork and designer furniture. On the menu are classic Vietnamese sandwiches and soups as well as more hearty dishes such as the delicious Bo-bun. Fresh products and prepared to order. Most certainly one of the best Vietnamese addresses in Prague.

SaSaZu is first and foremost a concept: a former warehouse in the Prague market, in the northern district of Holešovice, converted into a high-end Asian restaurant and mega-club. This alone explains the gentrification of the district. Then there's the cuisine. Rather, five cuisines and cooking methods imported from the four corners of Asia: sambal, otak otak, Wok, roti and Thai. It's delicious and particularly authentic for Prague. Last but not least, SaSaZu is a unique place: a classy Asian decor and a fine cocktail menu.

Sushi restaurants have become a legion in recent years in Prague, becoming increasingly popular with Czechs and tourists alike. But The Sushi Bar remains THE first sushi restaurant in Prague (opened in 1999) and remains one of the best in the city. Not surprising when you see the beautiful fish from the adjoining fish shop: everything is attractive! We find all the classic sashimi, sushi and maki with some creative surprises. Impeccable hygiene and top-of-the-range service. A sure thing for a Japanese moment.

Restaurant, guesthouse and club, Sklep has a bit of everything and has consequently become the haunt of students from the nearby University of Economics, who come here to eat at low prices. Excellent, hearty Czech food is served, as well as international dishes with an Asian flavour. The neighborhood swears by their roast duck and garlic soup! The restaurant also boasts a pleasant tropical veranda. The selection of beers is also very tempting, and kegs are on tap until late at night on weekends.

A Thai lounge restaurant in Malá Strana with an ultra-pure décor. A la carte, all Thai specialities. Provided you like spicy dishes, you will enjoy the best specialities of this establishment. Special mention for the chopped duck with ginger (very spicy) and the Thai salad with chicken and shrimps. No worries for delicate palates: small peppers on the menu indicate the degree of spice in the dish. In summer, a beautiful outdoor courtyard. On weekend evenings, a DJ sets the mood in the lounge room. Smoking and non-smoking room.

Undoubtedly one of the best Indian restaurants in Prague, Lal Qila is nestled in a basement cellar on a quiet little street in Vinohrady, opposite the equally recommendable Kaaba café. We regret eating in the basement, but considering the quality of the restaurant, we don't hesitate! Amazing, in the heart of Prague, not necessarily known for its large Indian community, to find the flavours and smells of Indian spices. The service is equally relaxed and jovial. A very nice place to find an alternative to Czech food.