Turkestan Restaurace (Halal food)

Consistently good food at reasonable prices. We’re always happy to return here and have never been disappointed. Highly recommended!

It was a very late dinner for me. So I pretty sure some of dish was gone, I don't complain about it. What I ordered is rice along lamp soup with potatoes and carrots. It quites tastes like homemade soup and homemade yogurt drink (Ayran). The service is below I cannot even imagine, I ask for a table 30 minutes waiting for menu and 15 minutes for waiting to order. I keep looking at them and they ignore like nobody. Maybe they don't speak English!!

It’s a nice little restaurant, outdoor seating was very nice. Food was delicious and fresh. I ordered their lamb soup, Ayran drink and this meat stuffed bread. I recommend this place to try!

Amazing place with super delicious food, friendly and polite people and the highlight was the Kidsarea!! Amazing experience thank you so much

I have just visited this Turkestan restaurant with my partner, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. From the moment we stepped in, we were welcomed by the most polite and attentive waiter, whose exceptional service made our experience all the more special. The food was absolutely delicious: authentic flavors, perfectly cooked. The ambience of the restaurant was simply amazing, it made us feel relaxed and comfortable throughout our meal. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for great food, impeccable service, and a charming setting!

I had an excellent experience at Turkistan Halal Restaurant in Prague! The food was incredibly delicious — fresh, flavorful, and authentically prepared. Every dish tasted like it was made with care, and the portions were generous. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and the staff were friendly, attentive, and happy to help with recommendations. It’s clear they take pride in their service and cuisine. If you’re looking for great halal food in Prague, Turkistan Halal Restaurant is definitely a must-visit. Highly recommended!

On the recommendation of a friend from Kazakhstan, I decided to try out this newly opened Uzbek restaurant, and it turned out to be an amazing experience. First of all, be prepared for a truly authentic atmosphere—no one in the restaurant speaks English or Czech, and most of the guests seem to be from Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan. This immediately gives you a sense of authenticity. While the language barrier might seem daunting at first, it’s actually part of the charm. The staff may greet you in a typical post-Soviet style (not many smiles), but once you become a regular, you'll notice that they remember you and become more open, friendly, and even start giving you big smiles. It’s almost like building a relationship with someone, haha. As for the food, it is simply delicious. I’ve visited the restaurant multiple times, which has given me the chance to try almost everything on the menu, and I can confidently say that every dish is outstanding. The homemade fried Lagman noodles are a must-try, as is the succulent beef stew known as Dzhiz. But the star of the show is undoubtedly their signature dish, Plov—a rich, flavorful fried rice that will leave you completely satisfied. No matter what you order, you won’t be disappointed.

The food was so good and tastety but the only thing that made me confused was no one either spoke Czech or English :))