Zebra Asian Noodle Bar

Les wok sont vraiment excellents, je n’ai jamais mangé des nouilles aussi bonnes. En revanche je né recommande pas les makis… Le lieu est charmant, le personnel est sérieux et professionnel. J’ai passé un très bon moment, sous un léger fond musical !

Great food and actually nice service because most of the people here in Prague aren’t very pleasing.

It took 2 minutes to find a Seat. THe Noodlebar was fully visited. A friendly Service-​guy gave us the menucards and disappeared as fast as he placed us.
After 20 minutes of waiting for placing our orders we stopped a service while she tried to ignore us consequently…
the question if we could order now was answered with two english sounding words «No Gas». cause I didn’t understand, what whe ment, I asked her kindly to repeat… but she just said «NO GAS»… just a little louder and more unfriendly.
we asked her, if she ment, that they can’t cook cause they’re running out of gas !!! She just said «YES»…
so … they let us sit there … 20 minutes… totally ignoring our «sorry sirs» and «excuse mes» … unable to inform us, they’re can’t cook…
so we stood up. walk into the burger bar nearby.
no-​go-​service.

Great food. spicy curry was really spicy which is good in this warm weather. place is comfortable and staff nice. price a bit higher than average but you got what you pay so worth it :)
Green curry was prepared as it should be. definitely not the typical czech-​like one. tofu also well prepared.
If you wanna get some delicious Asian stuff. you should head there! And it’s only few meters from Václavské náměstí :)

We tried the snapper salad entrée (nice, crunchy and refreshing) green curry chicken. I have to say it was really tasty. I wasn’t expecting it to be this good but it was absolutely fantastic. The pad see eww was good but they used the same noodles as pad thai. (Should have been the flatter noodles traditionally used for pad see eww)
The only part I didn’t like was the service it was incredibly slow and good took a long time to come.

Came here because it had soup and I was sick. The Peking soup really hit the spot, but nothing special. The menu had some other intereting items that might be good another time. The atmosphere is nice and the staff is friendly.

Super yummy and fresh Asian food if your up for a change from traditional European fare. Friendly as well.

Nettes Ambiente und gute Küche
Tripadvisor und der Speisekarte folgend sind wir bei unserem Prag-​Besuch im Zebra gelandet und wurden nicht enttäuscht. Ein hübsches Lokal, sehr freundliche Bedienung und köstliche Speisen. Es gibt einige Noodle Gerichte, Thai Currys, aber auch Fisch und Gerichte mit Tofu. Die Preise sind absolut ok und haben deutsches Niveau.

After a long day of walking around, my friends and I decided to make a stop here as not only were we craving Asian food but also because this place looked more appealing than the others around it. As a Unilocaler, I felt obligated to get suggestions on picking my dish through their Unilocal recommendations page. There’s a check-​in offer, which gets you cucumber iced tea. Needless to say, the drink was really good.
Great place for Asian food lovers. In the heart of the historic Stare Mesto Prague. Zebra is a relaxed restaurant that offers Thai, Vietnamese, and Japanese food served in a pleasant environment suitable to all ages. It has an indoor and outdoor seating under the colonnade, which is very pleasant in the warm season. It is about 100m from Wencheslass square and all walking distance to Karlov Most (Carls bridge). I quite appreciate this place. they have a simple and well executed menu. They also have a noodle bar under the same name, which is take out only.
They can spice food up or down based on your taste and frankly their spicy tuna roll, and pad Thai were really good, to my surprise. Service is slow but it isn’t a bad spot if you’re looking for an Asian restaurant in Prague. I would definitely come back to this place if I were to visit Prague again. No doubt there, because Prague is so beautiful!

I’ll echo the other folks who were surprised, but I’m not ashamed to admit I was wrong. This spot turned out to be a winner, and I would gladly eat the meal we had anywhere else in the world.
Superb, friendly customer service. Sushi was so-​so, but this is a place far from an ocean, so given that it was ok and wasn’t bad.
However, the place shined with Thai curry and pad see ew. The red curry actually had spice and layers of correct Thai flavor. Pad see ew was cooked perfectly and had great flavor. Vegetarian dumplings were steamed very well and filling was right texture and flavor. Siracha available at every table.
I’m from LA and live just outside Thai town. These dishes hit the mark, and given we were in Prague of all places we were very happy.
Prices are roughly equal to LA, so we were happy, but this was priced high for Prague.

A mixture of quite good and so-​so. On the plus side: the décor is great — very open and nicely lit; the lunch special — a starter and a main for 169kc before 15h — is hard to beat in the center, the sauces are great, the food is… fine — certainly fresh and fairly tasty, and some of the servers are pretty attentive and with it. On the minus side: some of the servers are not attentive and with it, and the whole place seems confused — kinda cool Euro electro music suddenly became French pop, the servers seem to share all the tables haphazardly, and the food is fine but just that… not incredible and we no longer have to say «but for Prague, you know, pretty good»…three years ago this place would have been a top pick, but today it is … fine, if a bit weird. Certainly consider it if you are in the center and craving noodles, but it’s not a must-​go place.

This cute asian-​fusion restaurant was our first meal in Prague and it was a good one. After eating a lot of pastas and bread all over Geneva and Berlin, ordering a salmon red curry at Zebra was a great change of pace. Wasn’t expecting how good the curry was, though, considering the location. It was great.
Sitting in the passageway overlooking the Old Town helps. And the English-​speaking staff was incredibly helpful and fun. We busted out some Czech phrases and they played along and helped us with the diction. This definitely helped shape the rest of the trip in Prague.

Quite a nice place in the city center. Very nice atmosphere, really very very friendly staff! I also appreciated the open kitchen! Regarding food: Appetizer was quite good, we had the vegetable spring rolls, which were very tasty and unique! Very different from classic spring roll. As main course I tried the green curry, it was quite interesting, very different from the original Thai, however not bad at all, very green and spicy!(you really feel as a dragoon spitting fire :))
I would recommend zebra for a casual easy dinner or lunch!

Not bad. I’ve seen this place and have been wondering how it is for the longest time. I was talking about this with some other Unilocalers but because they apparently have a Thai chef, it might be best to order some of those dishes instead?
Anyways, this place is definitely Asian fusion. I was really craving some soba noodles and this was actually the only place in Prague that I could find with soba noodles on their menu so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the soba salad and the chicken gyoza.
The soba salad… was indeed a real salad. There was hardly any soba stashed underneath the large quantity of greens that I got. The salad was quite decent but I was really looking for soba, not so much the salad part which is my bad given the name of the dish. The soba noodles were great though! Only wish I could have just gotten them plain.
Chicken gyoza were gyoza so pretty much what you would have expected, not bad.
Overall, an okay experience with decent prices. My total came out to be 258kc which is alright given that it’s smack in tourist haven. The menu looks really promising though and it might be worth going and giving something else a try.
tldr; not bad, but realize that it’s Asian FUSION rather than just one type of Asian cuisine

I quite appreciate this noodle bar! They have a simple and well executed menu. They can spice things up or down based on taste and frankly it has one of my favorite Pad Thai dishes in Prague.
If you are in the center and you are looking for a noodle bar, its worth it.

A nice place almost in front of the Havelské Tržiště (a famous small market on Havelska street) offering different variations of Asian cuisine including delicious noodles, sushi and amazing desserts. The prices are rather medium taking into account the good quality of food and the location. The interior of the restaurant is modern and simple, and the service is good.

Great prices and value considering they are right in the middle of the tourist spot — usually any restaurants near old town square have really bad quality food because they don’t care about repeat business, but that’s not true here because you see a lot of the Czech from the local businesses coming to eat there too. WAY BETTER THAN COA, and the gyoza are my favorite!