Macao restaurant (中餐厅) — Restaurant in Prague

A Glowing Review for a Fantastic Asian Restaurant in Prague

During my recent stroll through the heart of Prague, I stumbled upon an extraordinary Asian restaurant that exceeded all my expectations. Everything about this place—from the food to the service and ambiance—was truly outstanding.

The restaurant boasts a chic yet cozy interior that blends authentic Asian elements with a modern twist, creating an inviting atmosphere. The menu offers an impressive variety of dishes, including sushi, ramen, and stir-fried classics. I ordered the signature spicy beef hotpot and a sushi roll, both of which were simply divine. The flavors were perfectly balanced, with fresh ingredients and thoughtfully paired spices. For dessert, I tried the matcha tiramisu, which was a delightful surprise—creamy, light, and with just the right hint of matcha.

What truly set this restaurant apart, however, was the impeccable service. The staff were attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu, making thoughtful recommendations that elevated the experience. They seemed genuinely passionate about ensuring each guest had a memorable time.

In summary, this Asian restaurant is a true gem in the center of Prague. The combination of delicious food, stylish ambiance, and top-notch service makes it a must-visit spot for anyone craving an unforgettable dining experience. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this place will...

Even one star is too generous for this restaurant! I've been to many Chinese restaurants around the world and accepts that some of these restaurants has no trained chefs working the kitchen but can still manage to do good business with some basic Chinese home cooking classic dishes. However, this Macao restaurant has to be the most unauthentic Chinese food I've ever experienced in my travels so far. Their food tastes so bad that I just paid and walked out of the restaurant after a few bites. Don't make the same mistake I made going to this restaurant if you want to have Chinese food!

using Thai sweet chilli sauce making hot and sour soup which is a basic dish shows the chef having no basic training in Chinese cooking. Even basic stir fried bean sprouts came out bitter and raw. if the owner is paying for what he believed to be a train chef then I fubd it hard to believe if he has eaten in restaurants in China or even...

Come here for dinner. We waited to be seated but the waiter had an attitude. The menu has many options from Chinese, Thai, and Japanese. We ordered green curry with jasmine rice and Chinese Kong pao chicken and almond covered fried shrimps. The kongpaochicken took me back to China. It was authentic. Except that crispy fried noodle that was hard to break. The green curry and rice were something else. The rice was dry and cooked in Chinese way ( not good). The curry had all the wrong ingredients: chicken was marinated with corn starch to make it soft, the eggplant shouldn’t be on the plate, the green beans, the onion instead of shallots, paprika, carrots. It wasn’t good at all there was no lemon grass. No green chili. The fried shrimps where okay. The almond gave them a crunch and a nice taste but the shrimps weren’t deveined.

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