Pho Vietnam - Prague

Although Prague isn't typically known for its Asian cuisine, this Vietnamese restaurant is a hidden gem! Situated in a basement, you'll need to descend a beautifully decorated staircase to reach it. Once inside, the spacious restaurant will satisfy your cravings with perfectly seared pork, expertly cooked noodles, and flavorful sauces. Despite warnings of spiciness, the dishes aren't actually spicy. The restrooms are clean and the English-speaking staff is accommodating. Overall, a great dining experience!

This restaurant review is difficult to write because while the food and service are good, they're nothing exceptional. On a rainy day, we were craving pho (coming from California), so we went out of our way to try this place with high ratings. The menu is limited to only chicken and beef pho, with three different soup options and appetizer plates available. The pho was decent overall - the broth was a bit weak, but the meat and noodles were fine. They also included bean sprouts and onions in the dish, along with a side of lemon and garlic. It may not be the best pho you'll ever have, but it satisfies the craving and the service is excellent.

The ambience of the restaurant was pleasant and cozy. I dined alone, but the pho was absolutely delicious and full of flavor. The Limetka was a perfect, refreshing lime addition that cleansed the palate before I took another spoonful.

Pho lacked flavor. No traditional Asian soup spoon. Water is poured from tap and served in a bottle that is a ready opened. Would pass on this place.

I am Vietnames and I traveled from Los Angeles, so my expectations for Pho was pretty high. However, I still liked the Pho here. I thought the taste was very authentic. It was northern Vietnamese styled Pho. The broth was flavorful, and the noodles were fresh. However, since I had really good beef in the U.S, I thought the beef pieces here were too thin and tough similar to beef in Pho in Vietnam lol. Anyways, the impression was still positive. This restaurant was located downstairs, and it was almost a self serve restaurant you order at the counter and self your own condiments. I also got a Vietnamese coffee here, and it was a okay.