Tràng An

Unfriendly staff asking you to change the tables in the middle of the meal. Their spring rolls and bun cha are delicious. Unfortunately their pho Bo and pho with tofu aren't great, missing herbs and even the bouillon was quite weak. It is a canteen style restaurant with low heating, so in winter it tends to get cold. Self service so you need to pay and order and then get it at the bar. Prices are high for what you are getting.

I love this place! They speak Czech, Viet and English. Food is great and the atmosphere is fabulous. When I left, I realized they had a patio which I must try. The pho bo is very delicious, along with their fresh and fried rolls.

What a pleasant surprise! Within a rather surreal environment, you come across this very authentic vietnamese restaurant. The dishes are very delicious and prices for both food and drinks very reasonable. You order and pay your food at the till and collect it once it's ready. Small outside seating area. Gets quite crowded sometimes. Many Asians eating there as well which is always a good sign.

The food was really fulfilling. Didn't take too long to come out. There was a man who kept coming in eating the left over food on the trays. This bothered the other customers but not my partner and I. What bothered me was the fact that the man changed his clothes right next to us, and then proceeded to fart loudly and then left 5 minutes later. I ordered the shrimp roll, chicken pho with vegetables meal with apple, cucumber, and pineapple juice. This was amazing! And my partner ordered cabbage and carrot salad, the garlic chicken glass noodle meal with beet juice, apple juice and pear juice which he loved. Cost 585kc total. The waiter also forgot my hot water but that was no big deal to me since I got it eventually.

It's a nice Vietnamese restaurant in the middle of the Prague Market. They have a good choice of noodle and rice dishes as well as soups, rolls and other good things. In the summer time, you can also have your meal in the garden just outside the restaurant. They close quite early so it is a good place mainly for lunch.

Stumbled on the place by chance. I found it was not clear if the restaurant was table service or self-service. The spring roll were not fresh as they had been sitting on the display oven. The kung Po Chicken dish I had was nice.

Awsome Pho Bo and other dishes. I tend to have it take away and the lovely staff packs it to my own containers ❤️ with all their amazing and super tasteful goodies - bamboo and chillies etc etc. Oh and btw their fried spring rolls? It is really the hardest thing to resist the temptation to stop by and get a few of them every time I pass by 😁 They accept cash only and have quite cozy space outside as well.

I remember when the restaurant was a small stand, one of many stands on the market. It was extremely popular, the best Vietnamese food in Prague outside of Sapa market in fact. The personnel is still the same and the food is as delicous as before. They still have one of the best nem ran I've ever had. Pho bo and bun bo nam bo is excellent. The only difference is that you can get such a high quality Vietnamese cuisine in other Prague places as well nowadays. Allow me One more shout out to the personnel. They are as thoughtful as they used to be. When you come for a takeaway, they ask you whether you want the broth and noodles in separate containers and whether you've come by car, in which case they'd give you a paper box to carry and not to spill everything while driving.

So, the people currently running this place used to have the secret pho stand in the Holešovice market here. Then this locale opened up and they moved into bigger, more permanent digs. And the food is GOOD - no nonsense Vietnamese ingredients and flavours done right. The ordering system is confused and they seemed a little stunned by all the room they now have, but who cares? When you can get Vietnamese food this good for this price, then you are happy.

Fabulous meal! My husband loved his pho, and I also enjoyed my noddle dish with chicken, veggies, peanuts and shweet&sour sauce. Don't forget the fried egg roll to start!!