TOMYAMP - Asian Cuisine — Restaurant in Prague

I went here every day for 4 weeks whilst doing my CELTA course at the international house nearby, so I think that makes me one of the most qualified people to talk about this restaurant.

I usually went there during 12:00 to 13:00 which was allocated time we had for our lunch break. This happens to be the busiest time for the restaurant. But that did not matter to me that much, but just be aware if you would like a quieter atmosphere. From 1pm it quiets down a lot.

They have a lot of different food available and so I tried a different dish everyday. Without a doubt, the food here is brilliant. I paid on average about 220CZK for a main meal and a large drink. I would totally recommend the different types of home-made lemonade that they serve. They are very naturally made and they are healthiest and tastiest option. The portion sizes for each main meal are enough to fill you up for that meal, although there is nothing wrong with a cheeky small but tasty starter :)

The ladies who serve you speak some Czech and English (as far as I know) but don't be phased by their heavy accent!! They have good intentions and are both really nice. It also shows something about the authenticity of the restaurant.

To conclude, I would totally recommend this restaurant if you want to try some authentic...

We came for the lovely reviews but ended up thinking the food was very average. Ok for the price I guess but… not really something to come back to.

The hot & sour soup was very tomato flavored and a bit too sweet as a result. The summer rolls were ok, normal, but the sauce for them again a bit too sweet. And the bun bo nam bo was nice in size but again with that sweet sauce and a very meaty taste so the end taste was just meat juice and sweetness. Wanted to like the place but unfortunately weren’t too happy about the food.

A plus is that you can...

Geheimtip! Im Business-Viertel zwischen Hotels und Bürogebäuden von Prag gelegen. 2 Gehminuten vom Hotel Ilf entfernt.

In einem Nebenweg nur für Fußgänger findet man ganz unscheinbar ein kleines ruhiges Lokal mit einem kleinen Biergarten. Nichts besonderes. Aber das Essen ist ganz was besonderes.

Schöne Speisekarte mit kleinen und großen Gerichten aus Thailand und Vietnam.

Die Speisekarte gibt es auf Wunsch auch in Englisch. Ansonsten empfehle ich die Foto Funktion vom Google Translator zu verwenden.

Wir hatten als Vorspeise die Sommerrollen mit Shrimps. Groß und lecker.

Dann knusprig gebackene Ente mit Gemüse. Sehr schmackhaft und mit sehr guten Gewürzen.

Ebenfalls sehr empfehlenswert die vietnamesische Pho Suppe mit Rindfleisch. Eine riesige Schüssel voll mit Geschmack und Aromen. Super lecker.

Unbedingt probieren: Die hausgemachten Limonaden.

Schade, dass wir nicht länger in Prag sind. Ich würde so gerne die Speisekarte von unten nach oben probieren.

Dazu kommt eine sehr sehr nette Bedienung.

Das Lokal ist unscheinbar aber überzeugt mit tollen asiatischen Gerichten. Unbedingt probieren.

Fazit: Sehr nettes Personal, super leckeres Essen, hausgemachte Limonade und vernünftige Preise. Wer asiatisch mag sollte hier...