Vegan City Fast Food

Small place with cheap decor but nice staff and most importantly - very tasty food at affordable prices. Really long menu, I had something called Beijing Speciality (if I remember correctly) which was seitan "chicken" served with rice and sauce with veggies. The portion was huuuge and it tasted excellent! A friend of mine had something else and also liked a lot. They also had a buffet which is cheap but we didn't try it. I'll surely go back there when next time in Prague.

Small place situated in Zizkov, not very fancy or stylish, but you will get good food for reasonable price. Opened till 21:00/20:00 on Saturday. Got there some soap, burger and veg shrimps and it were very tasty.

Small place located in a hard to find area (if you're a tourist, of course).
They have so many items on the menu that is really hard to choose what to eat. But it tasted kind of normal, not something to write home about. Inexpensive.

Although this restaurant is situated in the bad neighbourhood (lot of cars, ruined or empty buildings etc.), do not let it to discourage you from the visit! The cuisine is vietnamese style similar to Loving Hut chain, but they have lot of original dishes. I strongly recommend "vegan chicken" in the gravy with onions, carrot and courgette and rice. Wraps and burgers are also very good! Tap water is for free.

Good food, low prices, friendly staff.

Being put off by the thought of, "fast-food," we only tried this place because it was close to where we were staying. But apart from the cheap-and-cheerful diner-style decor, it turned out to be a real gem. The waiter was friendly and efficient, and even though we arrived only shortly before closing time did not rush us at all, and the menu is very comprehensive, with a large selection of options from different cuisines as well as a buffet (and a small shop section). It was great to be somewhere fully vegan and not have to ask about ingredients etc, though it's just good to be aware that there are many fake-meat dishes, so it's not the best choice if you're not a fan of these, nor if you are looking for somewhere that serves alcohol. But the wantons and curries were filling and tasty, portion sizes were good, and the prices good value; overall I would return.

Went on a Friday night and wish I'd gone back Saturday since they're closed Sundays. Food was tasty and really inexpensive. Pho and Kung Pao dishes were large portions and the mock meat (seitan or soy, not sure) was really good. Fresh rolls and wantons also delicious. Interior isn't incredibly attractive (I deplore fluorescent lighting in any circumstance, but especially while dining), but it was clean enough and the waitress was sweet and spoke English. Regret not going back again on Saturday as it was better than Loving Hut.

despite strange interior, it is my favourite vegan "resturant" in prague - very tasty, cheap and very long menu.
All of my "non-vegetarian" that tried this one, were also very satified.

This restaurant as the name suggests is not five star dining but if like me you are into mock meat at a cheap price then this place is for you.

I ate here most days I was in Prague and each day the food was delicious. I would highly recommend to others esp back packers from the nearby hostels.

For me it was a strange restaurant mainly because it contained so much fake, like fake beef, fake seafood, fake fish, fake pork, it scared me. I found a section that contained tofu and thats okey, thats something I know what it is. So, I orderd this dish called: Rice with mixed thai vegetables, mushroom and deepfried tofu. It was the only dish on the menu that actually contained vegetables. It came out and the only veggie there was pak choi. Otherwise it was deep fried tofu, mushroom, sauce, white rice and pak choi. It was a disapointment.

The dish was really good though, it contained pepper so I was afraid it would taste too much but actually it was more ginger in it than pepper. It was a good dish!

The restauarant overall did'nt serve any alocohol, this scare some people off but cheer some people up. They had a good range of juices, teas and alocohol free beer but not really any dessert I wanted to eat.

The price was nice, but the first days in a easteuropean country all the prices are nice. That is just something you will have to decide by yourself :)

If you ever go to Prague, this is one of the three vegan restaurants thats there and I actually advice you to stop by. The food was good, abit strange overall, but really good. I hope you enjoy it!

Ok I've been there 2 days in a row, first time I've took the buffet, I was expecting a good meal because of the good review and stuff... But everything had no flavor, it was horrible...

Today I've been and took something from the menu because the reviews were all about stuff in the menu and not the buffet. It was delicious. I cant understand why their buffet is awful like that and that their food from the menu was awful...

Living in Prague, I visit this restaurant whenever I'm in the neighbourhood. No matter if you are in a mood for a burger, meat substitute with very authentic taste or veggies with tofu, you won't have trouble finding something you'll like. Prices are really affordable and portions more than generous. I recommend especially the Barbecue Bun dish with rice noodles and peanut sauce and the Tuna Spaghetti. Don't forget to try their desserts, they are great too.

This restaurant or Bistro is heaven for all vegans, especially those who have a limited access to either vegan restaurants or groceries where they live, such as myself. I was overwhelmed by the amount of different dishes and categories that I went back five times during my one-week stay in Prague to be able to taste as many of the dishes as possible. They are tasty, savoury and spices can be added for the trained pallet. The staff is extremely helpful and actually took the time to teach me how to make one of their dishes! They make their own tofu which leaves you with a unique experience (and a fresh juicy tofu!). The atmosphere is casual and relaxed and the guests seem to be pleased with that. I will definately return to Prague simply to visit this reastaurant again.

I was very hungry in the evening and went there half an hour before the restaurant wanted to close. But the staff was not annoyed and still very friendly and cooperative! They have a really wide range of great food! It was very varied and yummy! I chose the seafod and was very pleased.
The only disadvantage is that the restaurant is far away from the center of Prague. It is not easy to get there if you don't like walking :-)!

I had lunch here recently and it was great. There was large menu of mainly Asian influenced foods. Ordered the Thai Noodles & was impressed (the tofu was done really well!), the only problem being the amount of oil used in the dish, which you started to feel towards the end. It was really cheap; 89ck, and there were cheaper items on the menu e.g. veggie burger for 49ck. Looking forward to going back and trying more :)