Tian Tian Restaurant — Restaurant in Prague

thought that i would be able to reminisce a taste of home at this place but was quite disappointed. we got the szechuan-style prawn rice but it was not spicy enough, the bamboo and mushroom pork rice was nothing spectacular and the bamboo had an overpowering taste, only the crispy duck rice was good as it was really crunchy and crispy without being dried out (i would only recommend this dish). we also got a meatball soup with rice noodles but the handmade beef balls had an overwhelming gamey taste and soup was bland. service was alright but unenthusiastic, perhaps because we came an hour before closing; at least they served the food pretty quickly. i’m guessing i should not have set my expectations too high as the chinese food here might have been altered to cater to the locals’ palate. if you’re looking for authentic chinese food in the area, this is not the...

A hidden gem of Chinese food at an affordable price. The restaurant was hidden in a small mall business. We came there around 6:30 pm weekdays nobody there. I was a little skeptical. We order 4 main dishes and 2 soups: Beef sizzling, crispy duck, honey duck and vegetable and hot and sour soup, a bear and 3 soft drinks. total cost $42 euro.. They accept only cash - no card not much English speaking but the English menu with pictures and the price make it easy to select - no surprise bill... I am happy with the meal and the cost. That is why I write this review to recommend...

My husband and I ate dinner here after looking for affordable Chinese options close to our hotel. The place is set back in a little shopping mall and isn't visible from the street. We ordered a spring roll for each of us, then he had Thai style beef and I had the seafood that came in a little ceramic dish. Everything was very good, and the spring rolls were especially good with the chili paste available at the table. The pieces of squid in my meal were excellent, with just the right texture and a great flavor. I would definitely...