Beas Vegetarian Dhaba — Restaurant in Prague

Dhaba Beas is a vegetarian Indian opposite the rotating and reflective sculpture of writer Franz Kafka. Once inside take a metal tray called a thali that has separate compartments and help yourself to the different selections of food on offer. At the till your thali is put on scales and you are charged by the weight, although some food items are charged individually which I was not aware of.

From the food we selected I really enjoyed the pan fried rice noodles with tofu, rice paper roll, cannelloni and paneer curry with rice. What I didn't enjoy was the chickpea curry, the potato, pea and cauliflower curry and the samosa, it was awful no taste or flavour, just a dry bland potato filling encased in pastry. Although the green chutney looked really appetizing it was tasteless. Green chutney is usually mint or coriander based with the addition of chilli but none of these flavours were present.

I think staff could learn to smile a little more and be more hospitable. Hands up, I can not speak Czech and nor do I have an expectation that everyone in the world should speak English but usually when abroad I get by very well with a smile along with a few hand gestures and that's...

Beas Dhaba Prague was a delightful surprise for our vegetarian taste buds! They offer a fantastically full vegetarian menu, perfect for anyone looking for a flavorful meat-free meal.

We were impressed by the quality of the Indian food. Everything tasted fresh and delicious, with a good variety of dishes to choose from.

A unique aspect of Beas Dhaba is their pay-by-weight system. You choose what you want from their buffet selection, and the price is based on the weight of your plate. We found the pricing to be very reasonable.

This system is great for those who want to try a little bit of everything or have a larger or smaller appetite. No food waste here!

Overall, Beas Dhaba Prague is a great choice for a casual and delicious vegetarian meal. We highly...

Vegetarian buffet, with vegan options. It has always been one of my favourite places to go to over the last seven years or so. Still serve good quality food consistently, sit-in or take-away, free green tea or water at your disposal. Bathrooms available on site and accepts card payments. I do feel that as they've grown and expanded their business they have lost their initial personal touch that made them special. Prices have increased significantly, but is still acceptable should you stick only with the prepared weighted food. 40% discount in the last hour before closing (which I feel might be the reason for upping the prices as much - that and of course life itself just getting more...