Loving Hut - Jungmannova

I went there with my family the restaurant was completely empty and yet the staff didn't even say ho to us, we were even a little confused about how the restaurant worked and they didn't even see us, there were three people in the front and yet no one even looked at us. The food looked not fresh, and they didn't have many options

Overall, not too bad but (a) brown avocados (!), (b) salad not washed and (c) low quality of rice. No 'love' spirit. No english spoken (but you can point, so no problem). In the middle of town close to Wenzelsplatz, cinema, hotels, tram stop, etc.. Quiet place; we were the only customers on a saturday evening. Cooked food was fine, maki ('sushi') and salad were not good.

Little vegan fast food. Big portions with good quality price ratio.

This is one of the smaller Loving Huts in Prague, and gets quite full at lunchtime, but take-out is an option. There is an Asian buffet which varies but generally has a few salads, stir-fried vegetables and tofu in sauces, vegetables in batter, spring rolls, tofu omelettes and stuffed peppers. Everything is very clearly labelled in Czech and English. There are raw cakes too, which are priced seperately; the buffet is priced by weight and water is free. When I visited in October 2016, the buffet food was quite cold due to a technical problem, but this was clearly communicated and the staff apologised for the problem. I took the food home and re-heated it in a microwave, and it wasn't really noticeable that it wasn't completely fresh. My main issue with this bistro is that there just isn't enough room to fill a plate without almost hitting the adjacent person, so this isn't the best choice of venue if you have large bags.

Nice place to eat if you're around. I had buffet which us 23czk for 100g . It was really tasty. My boyfriend has schnitzel which i'd not recommend unfortunately. Plus cold drink and freshly squeezed apple-carrot juice (0,5l) all
Around £9, good price.

Reasonable price, good food and wide variety

I'd really like to only give 1Star but HappyCow won't let me.
We ordered two cheeseburgers with fries and a Cesar Salad. Not to complicated I would guess.
The burger had no sauce on it.
The salad already started to compose itself, the cheese already turned into a crust on the sides and there was no Cesar Salad Dressing at all, but some ajvar on top.
Nothing of it tasted good at all.
Got to admit that the staff was friendly and fluent in English.

very reasonably priced menu with 20+ dishes.
fresh juices, and some deserts.

yes, a lot is Asian style, but it includes salads (like sweet potato/avocado), burgers and deserts.

very friendly staff, everything is made fresh, and the portions are really generous, especially for the price.

and yes, like the last reviewer said: it's a bit of a cafeteria style set-up, but that is part of the Loving Hut concept ;)

Very friendly, but like a cafeteria, not a restaurant.
Many asian options.
The young guy Who served us, was very helpful about allergies.
Not that cozy, but quiet.