Modrý zub

Good food and nice ambiance. The flavor of the chicken overwhelmed the Pad Thai (I’d do the vegetarian option next time) and the chicken satay was deep fried, other than that a good meal!

Best phở ever had in Prague! Especially the
cinnamon added in the soup. Very tasty! But the Kai Mao is not good as the phở, my friend only half of them.

Late Night Nudle Porn
Reading all the reviews I wonder how come I have such bad experience here? Shrimp nudles I got was 245, — CZK so I expected them to be extraordinery. But they were just below the average (not sure though if this was because of a night time /​place).
Meal: There were 4 tiny shrimps, almost raw slides of onion (may be raw food trends?) and hill of ‘wishy-​washy’ plein wheat nudles on my plate. This surprised me most: They claim to be nuddle bar but they don’t serve any special diet variation of nudles…
Anyway my friend was quite satisfied so I give a fair 2.5 stars.

Very neatly located just a minute of walking from Vaclavske namesti. The atmosphere isn’t really Thai, however the food is real Thai and it’s great. Be mindful that 3 peppers are hot as hell and just fyi I really love hot food.

My experiences are only from Jindřišská. I have never been in Spálená or Anděl. Enviroment of the restaurant is nice. I would prefer different kind of chairs and tables but it´s ok. Service is very good.
Anyway, the most important thing is that the food is delicious. I love especially Phad Khi Mao. I also use a lot the option to order meals online. It usually takes max 30 minutes and it´s still delicious. Just the prices of drinks could be more friendly.

Spicy red curry tofu and salmon off the specials menu were excellent. Great location near Wencelas Square.

Nice little place for dinner. Went with my girlfriend — ordered pad kee Mao and a red curry and veggie spring rolls. Definitely get the veggie spring rolls, they were good. The pad kee Mao was good, but the noodles are not flat noodles like in the US, they are thin noodles (thinner than pad Thai noodles). The red curry was very spicy but delicious.
They had a smoking section that was very close to the food area, so the entire time, I kept smelling cigarettes but not that big of a deal.
Price wise, it was fine — about $ 25 for 2 with a glass of wine each, so not bad.

I love everything about this place.
Except a few things: The drinks aren’t too special. Sure, Singha&Chang, but nothing really out of the ordinary. Also: The place just doesn’t have the nicest vibe. It’s too fancy and that somehow distracts me from the authentic Thai food.
Plus: The prices are a tiny bit high I’d say. Sure, you pay for the location, too, but still. It would be great if they had a low-​budget-​pad-​thai-​2-​go kind of option as well.
On the Plus side: Haven’t had a bad meal there, ever. Currys, noodle-​dishes, everything was top notch, every time!

Such conflicting feelings about this place. The food is consistently good and if you are seated in the service area, the service is efficient, although never friendly. On the other hand, it is pricy, the don’t take cards, the smoking and non smoking sections aren’t separated and on my last visit I ordered from the take away counter and waited for 40 minutes for a single order. When I brought this up they simply explained there were a lot of orders. No apologies, which would have been appreciated as there were a lot of frustrated people waiting for orders.

I really love the food in Modry Zub. The meals are always very tasty and authentic. They also have amazing take-​away and as such I can highly recommend this place when you are looking for high-​quality Thai food. What I do not like about it is the ambiance and the fact that it is often very crowded, noisy and the meals may take quite long. If you are looking for a Thai place with exquisite food and relaxed atmosphere, I would rather recommend the other branch, which is close to Narodni Trida.

We needed a break from Austrian/​German food after a week of indulging I various «wursts» so tried this place and were pleasantly surprised. The non smoking section is upstairs — nice bright room, friendly service (with English speakers like most Prague places), and good food with generous portions. It wasn’t as cheap as some of our other meals in Prague but was wasn’t overly expensive either. We felt it was a good value for the experience. Would recommend his place to anyone!

Where to eat in Czech? Unilocal to the rescue! What can I say, it’s Asian food in Czech with a Czech owner. Czech foods tends to be very heavily salted and this restaurant was no exception. The food was just OK, but it was passable especially with a bunch of older Asians. lol The kitchen was mostly Thai, but catering to the local Czech palate. This place is also conveniently close to Wenceslas Square. The food kinda looked Thai, but the taste was pretty off, it was 100% opposite of traditional.

Wow! Did not expect to find tasty Thai food in Prague. Very authentic. Great menu selection. Fast and friendly service. Check it out.

Hands down best Thai in Prague. Look no more authentic Thai lovers. You have found the place. Imagine a place where you could go in, speak no czech, point at a dish without seeing the picture, and everytime will be a huge, delicious plate for under 200czk ($ 10 USD) and you will love it. Pictured it? Well it has come to life with Modry zub. Everytime I go here I get a new dish and I am never disappointed.
Only downfall here is sometimes the service staff does not speak english, so bring a czech friend or a czech dictionary if you need to. Otherwise the atmosphere is very intimate, 2 floors, pretty quiet and comfortable. Very relaxed environment overall and excellent food. Have been here a few times and will be returning for sure.

Ugh what a disappointment. I stumbled upon this noodle bar as I was looking for something else on the street. The place looks very classy from outside so I made an extra trip just to try it out and was extremely disappointed.
First of all, what I didn’t realize is the nice classy seating area is something else from the main Modry zub noodle bar? When I walked in I noticed that the nice seating area was to the right (maybe this is just for if you have more time to eat or something), but I ended up eating in this very little dingy area in the back. It was more resemblant of a very grim canteen area. It was nice that the food came quickly – I ordered a Nan di but it wasn’t very appetizing to me. Huge portions but the flavor was very off and it seemed like a confusion of Chinese/​Vietnamese food. I was way too excited to see that there were egg noodles, but was disappointed.
I think some of the other food options might be better if you like Thai and Vietnamese, but I probably won’t be coming back.

A small Thai restaurant close to Vaclavske namesti, usually full, so the reservation is recommended. The prices are average and above average, but the noodles and curries are delicious. Actually, the whole menu selection is great and has a lot of interesting options. They offer quite a few spicy and very spicy dishes for the appreciators. The service is good, but the disadvantage is that sometimes you have to wait for your meal for a long time.