Dhaba Beas - Belehradska

Self service Café [do it yourself]
The food at Dhaba Beas did not look appettising,
Apart from being a bit cold, the food tasted fine.

This excellent restaurant was recommended to us by our bike tour guide Adam. It has a prime location-right outside the spinning Kafka head by David Cerny. It is self-serve with lots of great Indian options to choose from and an ample salad bar. Highly recommend the lassis. In a city with limited veggie options, this is perfect for solo travelers, couples and families.

There are about 7 of these in Prague, we went to the one near the powder tower and the huge silver statue of Kaftka's head... you'll know what I mean.

Food was delicious! I kinda wish it was just a single price for unlimited buffet but the happy hour bargain is great, although of course the buffet isn't all stocked at that time.

Great indian food, my non-veg friend loved it too!

We went to 2 outlets. Both were good. Seems food is made in a central location. We met one of the chefs. They are from India. From the north and south. Had excellent dosa also.

Realy delicous food, in spite is every day similar, is very tasty.

I saw Dhaba Beas restaurants listed on HappyCow and made a note to try them on my Prague trip. Very glad I did. The staff working at this one location was friendly, and the food was good and cheap. It's steamtable style where you can see the various dishes and choose what you want.

Essentially you don't really need to go all of the Dhaba Beas around Prague to enjoy different dining experiences. They are generally pretty much the same, the food is ready for you to choose and there's plenty of it. Healthy and filling, it's a cheap feed and ideal if you are walking about the city and happen to stumble upon one, which more than likely you will! Worth pointing out that this branch does a dhosa special lunch menu on Thursdays. Now you simply cannot go wrong with a delicious Dosa in my opinion.

I had had good experience in other Beas restaurants, so I was eager to try this one. The experience was nothing to write home about: unfriendly service, big tray left me (a medium size female) very hungry. The food itself was ok, though a tad pricier than I expected, but the total experience ok.

I went here twice during my stay in Prague. The food was tasty, but vegan options were very limited. On either day there were two dishes available at this cafeteria style restaurant that were vegan compatible. The rest contained, yogurt, cream, milk, cheese, etc. The portions were reasonable, but staff wasn't sure what was in some things. While they were happy to double check the contents of questionable dishes, I would have likely been out of luck if it had been busier in the restaurant that day.

Almost identical to the other Beas, although on a busier street. Still, very popular and in less of a touristy area.