Everest Restaurant — Restaurant in Prague

DON’T EAT VEGETARIAN THERE 🙏🏻 I went to Everest this Sunday and I love the food there. I order from them 3 times a week for 2-3 people every time. This time I went with my girlfriend and our order was Paneer tikka Masala and 2 cheese Parantha. The food came fresh and all looked good but the moment he kept the Paneer masala it had big piece of meat on it. I was so shocked but since I am not vegetarian I didn’t want to create a scene. I just removed it and started enjoying the rest but then there were small broken pieces all over in the gravy of chicken and that felt disgusting so I called the staff and asked. They just said sorry and left. I realised that it looks like they mixed someone’s else’s rest-over gravy in mine or it won’t make any sense. I couldn’t eat anymore after that though. I went to them and asked them again how is this possible? They said we make chicken first and then mix panner in the same gravy and I was shocked. I paid and left the food as I couldn’t eat it. I just want everyone to know they do not have anything VEGETARIAN and 3 staff members confirmed that. Either they really mixed someone else’s food in my gravy or they really cook chicken first and give the same gravy to vegetarian people. INDIAN VEGETARIAN PEOPLE SHOULD BE MORE CAREFUL AS I KNOW HOW IT CAN BE WHEN YOU EAT ANYTHING RELATED TO MEAT. I am so disappointed in my favourite restaurant as if I was vegetarian I would have called food police immediately. This is not fair to...

I was hungry and found myself at Náměstí Míru. My stomach was craving typical Czech cuisine because I live in Spain and only visit the Czech Republic occasionally.

To my surprise, I couldn't find a decent traditional restaurant nearby. Instead, I noticed a Nepalese restaurant called Everest close by.

Indian cuisine is my favorite, and the number of positive reviews suggested that I wouldn't regret the experience—and I didn't!

The food was very tasty. I was particularly surprised by the large pieces of meat, which I honestly didn't expect. I had a hard time finishing them, and I even left two and a half pieces on the plate because I simply couldn't eat anymore.

The food arrived at my table 6 minutes after ordering, hot and fragrant.

The staff was smiling and friendly.

The restrooms were clean.

I noticed that Indian families also visit this restaurant.

I give it 4 out of 5 stars, and only because I reserve 5 stars for truly extraordinary culinary experiences.

I definitely recommend a visit if you're in Prague and enjoy Indian (Nepalese) cuisine.

✅ Fast ✅ Credit cards accepted ✅ Friendly staff ✅ Creamy tasteful...

Wow. Worst experience in a restaurant ever. Went in and was ‘greeted’ by what i believe to be the owner of the restaurant and was not directed to any particular table so we picked one at random. Menus were not brought to our table after 10 minutes of sitting so we had to get up and go ask for menus. Food was brought out in quite a reasonable time and was very well made and generous. My friends rice and dishes were brought out as well as my rice, but after sitting for 15 minutes without getting my dish i had to go up and ask the waiter about it. He didnt really make sense so i had to sit down not knowing whether i was getting my dish or not. By the time my dish arrived 30 minutes later I had already started sharing my friends dishes with my rice. The dish arrived and my rice and garlic naan were ice cold. We were not offered any apologies or money back for this horrible experience. If you enjoy terrible service, horrible staff and getting your food when your side is already ice cold i would highly recommend everest...