Banh-mi-ba

Prague's Asian food is lacking, but with Vietnamese it gets it right. The place is super cute, and the menu is limited to banh mi, noodles, and spring rolls, although I enjoy that.

The food tasted fresh, especially with the baguette of my pork banh mi, and my friends were super happy with the noodles they got. The service is quick and the food's a good price for the quality you receive. Definitely going back!

Pretty decent Vietnamese food here. They ran out of Pho which my wife and I were both craving. So we ordered noodles and split a pork Banh Mi sandwich. The Banh Mi Sandwich was decent. You have to understand my standards are pretty high for Banh Mi having some of the best back in Los Angeles.

Noodles were good. They came with some pork. We both finished our meals are were satisfied.

The place is clean and the service was good with our food coming out fairly quick.

So happy to have this place on the street where our hotel was located! I was so excited for Vietnamese food! We had been on vacation for a while and I was craving something from the motherland.

Even though this place looks modern and there are non-Vietnamese people behind the counter, the food is delicious and completely authentic. The menu has a great concise overview of the most popular dishes you would find at a typical restaurant. There's sandwiches, noodles, spring rolls, etc.

The banh mi is just like something I would find in the US. They have all the necessary ingredients to make it an official Vietnamese sandwich.

I would skip the spring rolls (#1) though. The dipping sauce was horribly chalky in my opinion. Not good at all. I probably got them on a bad day. We loved the #6 (bbq pork) and #8 (pate) sandwiches! Order those!

My husband and I went back here twice and even packed some for our trip to Budapest.

Great prices, wonderful flavors, and great menu.

Very solid place for Vietnamese staples when you're in Prague. The menu is small but has enough yummy options that you don't feel limited. The service is fast and the space is small but light-filled and cheery.
The bun cha is comparable to what I've had in Little Saigon in Seattle, and comes in a very generous portion for a very reasonable price. The pork is well seasoned and tender.
They even have some novelties like matcha donuts!
Would definitely recommend for lunch if you find yourself craving Viet food.

Great pop in a go spot! The sandwiches are light but very flavorful, get the beef. Will be back!!!

Don't do Asian in Prague

Czk 130 per Entree
Accepts all major credit cards
Saturday Lunch
No wait

The weather was chilly so we were hoping they might have pho (which they didn't unfortunately). Wasn't really looking for Asian food, but stumbled in here. Food was ok, but not great. They didn't have the chicken soup dish so we ordered the #2 (beef vermicelli) and #3 (pork vermicelli) dishes and some summer rolls. The summer rolls didn't have any mint and came in a set of three which was a bit awkward. I've always been served them in pairs. Combine this with the fact that the entrees were very large portions and we were unable to finish our meals. The quality of the meat was a bit sub-par. Wish we had spent a bit more time doing homework. Meal was passable but we will not be doing a repeat.

For about $12, my sister and I each got a beer and split a beef banh mi and an order of spring rolls! The service was friendly and fast and the food was GREAT. The spring rolls were huge and came with a soy peanut sauce that I loved so much I was drinking it from the bowl. The banh mi had perfect crispy bread, lots of crunch pickled vegetables, and some kind of herb aioli that was in great contrast to the vinegary pickle of the vegetables. Overall, I had an excellent experience here and would absolutely recommend it!

I LOVED this place for lunch! The service was extremely quick, food was delicious, and the prices were very cheap for such good food. I got the tofu Bahn Mi and summer rolls with a Vietnamese coffee. I would highly recommend this spot!

Okay, this isn't the most authentic Banh-Mi for sure. It has ingredients, taste and names that sound familiar but yet vastly different in a good way. The sandwiches are handmade to order. The owners were friendly as my parents chatted with them. They are always intrigued when their fellow immigrants left the country. That said the bread was warm with a crispy exterior. The filling was reminiscent of a true Banh-Mi but adjusted to the local taste. When you are traveling it is great to try all the local food but sometimes it is a nice break to have something familiar for your taste buds.

The Banh Mis here taste pretty much taste as good as they do at good restaurants in Los Angeles. A welcome break for Americans from the bland foods of Central Europe.