SaSaZu

Great experience last night at this wonderful place. Food is simply amazing. Very tasty and delicious. Desserts are out of this world. All went great. The restaurant was a bit empty but cozy. We were placed in a table for 4 being 2 and it felt awkward. Service could be improved. Would definitely be back. Liked it very much !

One of the best Asian restaurants, perhaps the best in the world. Definitely has potential for a Michelin star. Always prompt, proactive, and highly professional service. All dishes have a very unique taste with unforgettable flavors.

Really great Asian high-end restaurant. The service is very good! The food is amazing, like every dish was spot on, and the cocktails were great. Everything felt super fresh, especially the fishes, I must say that the Hamatshi sashimi was sublime! Also, the desserts were really, really good. Be aware that this is not a cheap restaurant!

We came to the buffet on sunday, very high quality food, calm atmosphere and beautiful indoor with super nice staff. Really enjoyed the experience, recommend to visit anytime in Prague.

I went to Sasazu today, and honestly, my first impression was terrible. I wanted to take a few photos in the corridor before going in, but the hostess stopped me and asked if I had a reservation. I said no and asked if they were fully booked or had no tables — but she still didn’t let me take any photos. By the way they were almost empty. Then she asked, “Are you only here for drinks?” I said, “No, I’d like to eat.” And then, “Are you alone?” — which came across as rude and unnecessary. I told her yes, I’m alone and would like to sit at the bar for dinner. Her attitude was cold and unwelcoming — she clearly has no idea how to work with people. Thankfully, the rest of the staff completely turned things around. The guy at the bar was incredibly kind, explained the concept to me, and helped me choose a dish. The food was actually excellent. So despite the start, the experience ended on a good note — thanks to the people who do know how to treat guests.

Literally incredible experience!! The food tastes amazing. We had one of their signature menu for 2 (Desire of SaSaZu) which was around 2790 CZK (around 111 euros). It was totally worth every penny!! We got 6 platters + 1 dessert. Each of them tasted heavenly. The ambiance is so cool and the staff super friendly. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Prague and wants a taste of amazing asian cuisine.

Food was tasty but we were misled by the waiter who told us all the dishes are small so we should order 2 or 3 dishes EACH. We were a bit sceptical so ordered 3 dishes and a rice between the 2 of us - which was definitely enough!! If we’d have followed the waiter’s advice, we’d have left loads of food and spent a fortune! It’s not nice feeling ripped off in a restaurant. Beware of the brazen upselling!

Amazing food. Amazing service by Nicola and all service staff. Amazing atmosphere. Beautiful restaurant. Great experience!

SaSaZu was a welcome respite after nothing but Eastern European food for a week. We were all ready for some Asian flavor and stumbled upon this place with really great reviews. Upon arrival, you're not entirely sure what you're walking into. It's literally a giant dark building in an industrial area with Asian street vendors in the parking lot. What? Anyway, once inside you're transported into a beautifully decorated dim restaurant/club that's also weirdly semi-zen, with Asian women giving shoulder massages to patrons at their dinner table. Again, what? We ordered a bunch of dishes and ate family style! Southeast Asian flavors galore! Well worth the trip if you're craving Asian fusion in Prague.

A total surprise for me. I had an errand to run in Holešovice and I did a quick investigation into a spot for lunch that was highly recommended. To say I was pleased would be an understatement! Impeccable service, a super sexy vibe, and outstanding food made me an instant fan. I came for lunch without a reservation on a Saturday at 1pm. I will absolutely be making reservations for an evening when the club is also open. This place is hands down my favorite new restaurant. I can't wait to come back!

Another Amazing meal in Prague. Not that I give a fuck but this is a 'place to be seen'. Expensive and lots of sexy people around. Somewhat away from the tourist areas so it seemed more local. Everything we ate was superb. From the tataki, to the octopus dish, to the scallops, to the peanut crusted chicken. Just superb from beginning to end. The cocktails were a bit weak and while I had 3 of them, I wasn't barely buzzed. Very attentive service in a beautiful setting. Highly recommend.

For me definitely one of my most favorite places in Prague. I love everything about it - the awesome, zen atmosphere that is perfect for romantic dinners as well as dinners with friends, the attentive and friendly staff as well as their delicious meals. Whenever I come to Sasazu, I immediately feel like being in a different world, far away from the stress and chaos. The best is to come here for relaxed, sampling dinner. The portions are rather small as the concept is based on guests trying various meals during their visit. It is great to come here with friends and to be sharing the meals. I have never had a bad meal in here, some of the meals are not that typical and at first you might expect to get something different, but trust me that at the end you will love all of them. I can higgle recommend their Thai Papaya Salad and their rolls. As a dessert, definitely try their creme brule and the white chocolate espresso.

Delicous meal. We enjoyed the butter chicken and the chicken satay a lot and highly recommend them. They have english menus and catered very much to us, which is much appreciated. Great food and service

This restaurant beside the fact it's beautiful the food is delicious! My girlfriends and I were on vacation and were actually in another restaurant just having a glass of wine. This guy friend of the manager/owner approach out table and recommended Sasazu. The owner made a reservation for us since the place is usually booked! We were so happy we went! Delicious food and great service. Highly recommend it.

Our last night in Prague, and my husband wanted to go out for Asian fusion? I tried to talk him out of it, I am so happy he won that argument. This place is beautiful, I love zen atmosphere. The service was amazing, so attentive and very detailed. I had never washed my hands with a leaf before eating a meal. Odd, but the aroma was great. The menu is very diverse, small plates meant to share. Everything was amazing. Favorites were the duck, shrimp, sushi and my family that enjoy red meat loved the beef. Desert called for the ice cream, a lovely plate of three flavors. Yes, this was probably our most expensive dinners on the trip, but it was also the most memorable. We like to indulge in the adult beverages so that always doubles the price. By the way don't be concerned about the industrial area feel. They have a huge night club they rent out for weddings and parties next door. Enjoy!

Not the easiest place to find if you're not familiar with Prague. But once you finally get there, it's worth it. So we visited for a birthday celebration and on the phone they informed us that our server would take care of it and bring us a dessert with sparklers. We were quite excited. The place is pretty. The food is fantastic. They don't have a traditional menu of starters and mains. It's split into cooking styles so we did a mix and match of everything. Highly recommend the food here. The service was great until they got us the meat shawarma instead of the vegetarian shawarma. And when we informed our server of this, she yelled at us for shouting at her, and all my friend said is in the lowest voice possible was this is a meat one but we ordered the veg one. We were a bit perplexed as we just got yelled for pointing out their mistake. After this we decided to cancel the veg shawarma. 5 minutes later our server said we're bringing the shawarma and we said but we just told you to cancel it. She stood there saying no I'm bringing it. When it came to the dessert, a friend of mine went upto her to remind them for the sparklers, she asked us who it was for and we told her for the girl in the red dress. After that she asked us twice who the sparklers are for and that too in front of everyone at the table. So obviously the surprise element was out the window. Go for the food and I guess just hope that you don't get the service we did.

It's 2 star to balance the 4.5 that is not represent the true rank. Great service but out of 5 dishes only 1 was extraordinary, the rest was ordinary and not special. we end up paying $100 for a meal that worth maybe $70. It's not about the money it's about the expectations. Enjoy but don't expect too much and maybe you'll be surprised. Cheers!

I read about SaSaZu time and time again in blogs about where to eat in Prague, and I decided to splurge a bit from my normal price range and try it out for lunch. I have no problem paying extra money for a good meal, but I didn't think that the food warranted the hefty prices and hype that this restaurant gets. Although I came during normal lunchtime hours on a Friday, the restaurant was nearly empty inside. Loud techno music was blaring inside which made SaSaZu feel less like a restaurant and more like a club. I wasn't very hungry, and I had the Phnom-Penh fish. I asked my waiter whether he would recommend something small to accompany it, and he recommended the wasabi fries. The fish was decent, but I didn't like the combination of the sweet cauliflower purée and bread with it. I can tolerate a lot of spice, but the wasabi sauce for the fries was a bit much for me. I don't know if it was just this particular batch of sauce that was particularly spicy, but I would assume that someone with a normal spice tolerance wouldn't go near the sauce I had. All in all I'm not disappointed I went to SaSaZu: it was good to try out of a place so highly recommend on travel blogs. However, I would not return there, especially given other great (and cheaper!) restaurants in Prague (see my other reviews for more information).

I've been at a variety of different Asian restaurants around the world, both traditional and fusion -- and this place definitely stands up to them when it comes to food. They use some great, upscale ingredients here (such as foie gras) and have put together very interesting, thought-out fusion dishes (rather than just throwing a bunch of different Asian dishes on the menu). The atmosphere and decor is also very cool -- and reminded us of something we might find in Miami. It's very trendy, while still being comfortable. We had a raw fish dish as a starter, and the fish tasted very fresh, and the citrus sauce was a perfect pairing. The Singapore Crab Chili (soft shell crab) also came with a really great spicy almond/chili/coconut sauce that we loved. The Lamb Lollipops were a great, sizable portion of 3 lamb ribs with an almost Mediterranean-style sauce. One of our favorite things was actually the Red Curry Beef and Shrimp, because the curry was actually spicy -- and it's pretty difficult to find good spicy dishes in Europe (and I'm of the opinion that curry should always be spicy). The Stone Oven Crispy Duck (peking duck, foie gras, cucumbers) was one of my favorite things, but I'm not sure it needs to be wrapped in a pancake, as they suggest. When the ingredients are that nice, just let them shine on their own. Honestly, our only qualm with the place was the service (which is why I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5). Our server was very attentive and helpful, but it felt a little disingenuous. We ordered an Asian Mojito on his suggestion (which was really good actually), but his suggestions for me (as a female) were all sweet cocktails, and I said I don't like sweet drinks. So I ended up ordering the Ginger Tini despite his suggestions (which was fantastic by the way). Then when I asked for another one, he recommended I try something else, so I got the Green Geisha -- because mint and cucumber sounds delicious, right? Wrong. It tasted like a melon lollipop, and I didn't feel like forcing it down, so I politely apologized and said I just couldn't drink it and asked for another Ginger Tini instead. Did I get charged for the cocktail I sent back, though? You bet I did. It's not a large amount of money, but it just wasn't a great ending to our dinner. Our server's suggestions also just seemed generally strange. When my boyfriend ordered a Czech beer, he tried to convince him to get a Thai beer (but it's actually easy to get Thai beer in the US, so to us, Czech beer was more interesting to try). And his suggestions for food seemed weird, but maybe that's just us. We ended up ordering the opposite of everything he suggested, and were very happy with our choices. Hey, maybe the tuna roll and papaya salad are delicious, I don't know -- but those seem like very basic things to suggest off a menu like theirs. So my suggestion? Read reviews about what other people really liked, or go with your gut.

This was my 3rd visit and the food and service and the atmosphere were exceptional! They are a bit on the more £££ site, so it is rather a treat, but definitely worth it Má 3tí návštěva a jak naše ochutnávky, tak servise a hlavně atmosféra opravdu stály za to! Zkušenost vás bude stát pár tisíc Kč, ale určitě se vyplatí alespoň jednou za život ATMOSPHERE - the location is in a bit unexpected place of Prague old fashion market, however once you enter it has a wow factor. I might understand why such location is good for celebrities who want to visit.. Such a good tunes! Parov Stelar kind of music.. FOOD - the best raw fish roll I've ever had so far with the best salat! But even the rest of food was very lovely and cocktails personalised and like a dream.. SERVICE - very attentive but not overly enthusiastic, just perfect balance - and if you wish, you can get even shoulder/neck massage. TIMING - perfect, but even if it wouldn't you wouldn't mind VALUE - quite expensive but definitely worth it It is truly alchemy of tastes, colours, sounds and design

Literally one of the best meals of my life ! Enjoyed an amazing time with friends and a massage after dinner ! Incredible. Would come to Prague again just for this place

My wife is Thai and she read about this before our trip to Prague. We made reservations and were promptly seated. Tried the Chef's Menu, which more than enough for tow. Great variety, amazing tastes, and it was one of the best meals that we have had in our European trip, so far. Decoration is amazing and so was the service. This is not authentic cuisine, it is Asian fusion. We would go back if we returned to Prague.

Went here twice in 4 days. It's off the beaten track but worth the trip! Standouts the tuna/ salmon rolls, the cod, the scallops. It's a little pricey but I feel worth the treat. I also had a mock tail which was yummy! So refreshing. Service is very fast. Portions are small so we ordered 7 dishes between the two of us which was just enough. Really some of the best food is served here!

Fantastic restaurant! Brief visit to Prague, had a free night and decided to try this place based on the reviews. It's in a strange location and is a hidden oasis. Beautiful decor and friendly staff. If you're afraid to leap too far out into the fusion, stick with simple dishes with great flavor...butter chicken, rib eye, steak salad and egg fried rice. It's a small dish / tapas type restaurant so get a few things to share. I would recommend to anyone visiting this area! It's a bit pricey but worth it.

Great design, wonderful atmosphere, and delicious food! We tried the papaya salad, the fries, and the sasazu fillet and all were delicious and well made. There was also an option to request a massage at your seat which was a nice plus and was based on tips. The masseus was very professional and covered a decent area of your back. She used good quality body lotion and a towel to cover your blouse to protect it from getting dirty. The only thing I would maybe watch out for is requesting additional sauce since they will charge you a really high fee for a tiny amount. We asked for truffle sauce and were charged 70czk for it - the same price as the fries themselves!

Best sushi I've ever had in my life. Truly amazing and the atmosphere is beautiful! The Sasa Crispy Rolls and Sasazu Fillet were super tasty!!

Ummm...holy #~*+....this place is amazing. Off the beaten path but hop an uber over here if you want your mind blown. Order the Bang Chang Shrimp and the Sasa Crispy Roll and then decide what to do next.

I REALLY wanted to like this restaurant. The space is really cool and trendy and it's definitely very posh. The service was pretty much impeccable. Attention was paid to all the little details for sure. But the food... just was consistently a little below the threshold for good. I'll go ahead and admit that I'm not always a huge fan of Asian Fusion anyways, but I'm usually open to giving it a shot. My friend and I ordered the Thai Papaya Salad, the Singapore Chili Crab, the Phnom Penh Fish and the Stone Baked Crispy Duck. The papaya salad was honestly nothing special -- I couldn't really taste the mango and there wasn't a layering of flavors that I'm used to with papaya salad. However, I did like the addition of mint to the dish. The crab was probably my favorite for the night because it was perfectly battered and fried and fell apart in your mouth. The sauce was also pretty good. It's definitely on the richer side, though. I felt like the fish dish could have been good, but it just fell a little bit short. The bread and the coconut yogurt was good but it felt a bit out of place. The fish also seemed a tad bit undercooked because it was hard to separate the pieces. The duck was also just a bit short of good -- the flavors were almost there and I enjoyed the use of roti in the dish, but I thought the duck itself needed more seasoning and was overcooked. The skin also wasn't crispy, which is a must for Peking duck. Didn't taste the foie gras at all. Overall? Would not come back unless I had to. I think there are better places for me to spend my money at. I think it's quite overpriced for what you get.

A Czech friend had spoken highly of SaSaZu so I wanted to give it a try. I'm glad I did. Tucked away in an old warehouse block away from the tourist area, is a stylish space with live DJ and lively bar scene. I was wildly enthusiastic about this restaurant. Pan-Asian (or more precisely -- Pan-Southeast Asian), the menu was an inspiration. The best dishes we tried: green papaya salad, lobster soup, and duck breast and foie gras vaguely Peking-style. In all, we had four cocktails and five courses shared between us. This bill was VERY reasonable. I will recommend it to any of my friends visiting the Czech Republic and will definitely go back myself.

Very fancy and nicely decorated restaurant. The asian food was very tasty and original. Good choice if you want to impress your date. They offer you hand or neck massages at your table after finishing the food. Very unconventional but fun. All in all great place, but a bit overpriced.

If you are looking for amazing food, excellent ambience and high end service then here is where you need to be.

This hard to find place in a rundown part of Prague was well worth the exploration. We loved every dish we had. The soup, the duck, the crispy tuna roll. Great staff too.

Excellent food and great ambiance. We really enjoyed sasazu and will certainly want to return. The only issue is that smoking is allowed inside but that seems to be the norm in Prague.