Čínská restraurace Mei Xin — Restaurant in Prague

After eating voňavá kachna s rýží at this restaurant, I felt slightly nauseous, even though the dish was delicious, as it usually is at other places. The restaurant wasn’t busy, and the duck seemed a bit dry, as if it had been sitting out for too long, but I didn’t think much of it then. My father, however, felt unwell almost immediately and was bedridden for the next four days. If it were just him, I might not have written this review, but I’m convinced the food was severely expired, even if the taste didn’t reveal it. The atmosphere is pleasant, and while the service is average, the risk of serious food poisoning is unacceptable. I cannot recommend this place—better to stick to fast food, as I originally suggested...

I'd like to stress how much I dislike this place. I moved my sister into AIFS. This place is just down the street. I assumed it would be cheap, bad Chinese food. I was right. It was at least cheap and quick. Not until we had finished eating did the waitress say " no card." This is not posted anywhere, nor on the menu. Thus I left while my family stayed as collateral, to change attain a means of payment.

tl:dr: they don't accept card. The nicest thing that can be said of this place is that they probably fulfill health codes, are...

People seem to forget how much they are paying, they judge expecting a fine restaurant food and service. The food here is amazing and incredibly cheap, so far I haven't seen any cheaper places in Prague. The restaurant is very clean, the attention is good, and the dishes come out fast. I recommend the sweet and sour fried shrimps, they...