Try a variety of delicious Belgian beers and specialties brought to Prague at Be Silly. Beer lovers beware! Newly opened bar is here to fill your glass with delicious Belgian beer and your plate with amazing Belgian food. Located in Vinohrady at Korunní 48, you can find the only place in Prague where flavors of Belgian Brasserie de Silly are offered for you to try. With a selection of 16 beers, there is something for everyone. No worries for the foodies out there, Be Silly also serves great Belgian-inspired food, from pulled meat waffles, to burgers, and of course famous Belgian fries. The bar is open every day with a special brunch menu on weekends. Be Silly might have been opened recently, but their story wouldn’t be complete without Brasserie de Silly which dates back to 1850. It started when descendants of family Van der Haegen decided to brew beer to keep their seasonal workers employed. Their first beer, called Saison Silly, was made with whatever resources were available and was the beginning of the brewery’s story. After a while, the family decided to specialize into the craft of brewing and the passion for beer has been passed on for generations. Their beer selection is now brought to Prague at Be...
Well-known supermarket Billa has started testing their brand-new e-shop, so far only delivering customers’ orders in the biggest Czech cities: Prague and Brno. Another retail supermarket chain has launched its own grocery e-shop; this time it’s well-known Billa’s time to shine! With popularity of e-shopping groceries rising, the Austrian supermarket chain could not be left behind. According to the website Vitalia, Billa is currently still testing their new service, delivering only to customers in Prague and Brno and their immediate surroundings. After the evaluation of the testing phase, Billa plans to expand their service to more areas. “Our vision is to be more accessible to customers so that everyone who wants to shop with us can find their favorite Billa around the corner. That is why we strive to expand our network in the long term in order to fulfill this vision,” states Billa Ceska Republika’s CEO Liam Casey. Billa is not the first supermarket offering e-shop services in the Czech Republic. Depending on location, other well-known supermarkets delivering e-shop orders are Albert in Brno, Ostrava, and Olomouc, Penny in Pilsen, and Coop in South Moravia. Billa’s e-shop contains an approximate amount of seven thousand items in its current test...
Top-rated meals brought to your doorstep with top-rated service, all this with Prague-based company MyChef. In need of tasty and healthy meals at home? MyChef delivers five-course menus with a choice of calorie count varying from 1200 to 3000, and six different diets: Healthy Balance, Vege, Lactose-Free, Low Carb, Keto, Flexitarian. All meals are sugar-free and gluten-free, and 100% delicious. MyChef ensures fresh meals cooked daily from scratch, without preservatives and additives. Perfect for busy health enthusiasts, or just the conscious minds. Check out MyChef’s website for more information on their offers. A service to fulfill the need for healthy food made with a conscious mind. High-quality ingredients with eco-friendly packaging are important values for MyChef. “We are not a factory food producer nor a startup. We are a bunch of people who care about food with flavour, top-quality ingredients, our health, and great customer service and that’s exactly how our whole process works. We listen, we create and we deliver,“ explains MyChef’s spokesperson. Their packages are customizable to your preferences and can be delivered to inner & outer Prague. MyChef also has pick-up points accessible 24/7 in case delivery is not the best option for you. Besides its great...
Do not miss the Karlín street food festival, which will take place on March 19th on Karlínské náměstí from 11:00 – 18:00! You can look forward to a great program and delicious high-quality food, snacks, and drinks, which will satisfy all hungry stomachs. This time, the organizers have invited classic vendors as well as some newcomers offering modern street food gastronomy, which will surely captivate and surprise you with its variety and flavors. The whole festival is going to be accompanied by music from various bands which will play for you all day long. Brass Avenue will be performing for the first time. There will also be entertainment for children, so come with the whole family and friends. Find more info on the official Facebook page. xosotin chelseathông tin chuyển nhượngcâu lạc bộ bóng đá arsenalbóng đá atalantabundesligacầu thủ haalandUEFAevertonfutebol ao vivofutemaxmulticanaisonbetbóng đá world cupbóng đá inter milantin juventusbenzemala ligaclb leicester cityMUman citymessi lionelsalahnapolineymarpsgronaldoserie atottenhamvalenciaAS ROMALeverkusenac milanmbappenapolinewcastleaston villaliverpoolfa cupreal madridpremier leagueAjaxbao bong da247EPLbarcelonabournemouthaff cupasean footballbên lề sân cỏbáo bóng đá mớibóng đá cúp thế giớitin bóng đá ViệtUEFAbáo bóng đá việt namHuyền thoại bóng đágiải ngoại hạng anhSeagametap chi bong da the gioitin bong da lutrận đấu hôm nayviệt nam...
Travel along the Silk Road at SILQ restaurant; where cultures and experiences come together through the authentic flavors of Asian cuisine. Hidden in the corner of the PPF Gate building on Evropská 17, you can find your ticket to travel along the legendary Silk Road with SILQ restaurant’s diverse and authentic Asian cuisine. With their unique concept, it is safe to say the experience SILQ restaurant provides is one of a kind in Prague. A perfect place for an adventurous lunch, open on weekdays from 11:00 until 15:00. Silk Road is an ancient route between China and the West, used for trade of products as well as knowledge. The route crosses through several countries making a connection between different cultures, which was the inspiration behind SILQ restaurant. SILQ restaurant aims to bring cultures together through a variety of meals, each representing a different country along the Silk Road. The meals are not always the most famous ones, but rather a collection of recipes gathered from local citizens and often passed down for generations. Authentic cooking plays a big role at SILQ restaurant, as Lukáš Kubín from PPF Gastro explains, “Cuisines, especially Asian cuisines, have specific techniques to make recipes work;...
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Czech cuisine is quite heavy and fatty, so it can be a shock to a foreigner’s system. However, not all of the traditional Bohemian, Moravian, and Silesian dishes are like that. For example, Czechs tend to enjoy soups, which tend to be a little bit lighter. In this article, we’re going to talk about 10 traditional Czech soups. Zeleninová polévka Zeleninová polévka is a Czech vegetable soup that is usually served as a nutritious appetizer. This hearty dish has numerous varieties and can incorporate various root or leafy vegetables. Most commonly, it consists of diced or sliced carrots, celery, and potatoes, but it is easily adjusted to any taste. Next to vegetables, it can also incorporate thin pasta and egg or liver dumplings. Regardless of the varieties, this classic soup is a staple in many Czech households, and is often found on the menus of traditional restaurants. Fazolová Fazolová is a traditional Czech bean soup. Although it appears in numerous varieties, it usually consists of plump white beans cooked in a flavorful broth alongside potatoes, root vegetables, and smoked meat. Occasionally, it can be altered with sour cream or thickened with flour. This...
Bistro An in Prague 6 resembles an Asian street where the beef broth cooks for eight hours and the space is always filled. Bistro An is a new business that was opened by the Tranova family at the end of last year. It is located at a short distance from Hradčanská metro station in Prague 6 and, like the older branch at Jiřího z Poděbrady, specializes in traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Unlike the older branch, the food here doesn’t have to be eaten from a stand. The interiors reminiscent of Hanoi’s raw atmosphere is inviting for anyone to take a seat. The Tranova family previously found the famous business Pho Vietnam Tuan & Lan on Jiřího z Poděbrady and later Botanica Coffee Truck in Vršovice. At the beginning of September, the family’s parents left Botanica to a new owner and passed Bistro An down to their son. “After more than 30 years of hard work, my parents finally decided to take a well-deserved retirement. I have always admired them and I will always admire them. I still don’t understand how they managed to build so much from nothing while being my parents, grandmother and grandfather, and kind people. I am sincerely proud...
You can find the Triton restaurant in a stalactite cave built under Wenceslas Square in the basement of the Adria Hotel. The restaurant exhibits so-called gastronomic art. The dishes surprise not only with their taste, but also with their visual appearance and interesting story. The kitchen of this exceptional establishment is run by the young and talented chef Tomáš Kohút. Inspiration for his dishes comes from classic Czech cuisine and he transforms them into elegant and ultra-modern versions. Let’s introduce some of them… Original menu One of the appetizers, the unique zavináč, is outstanding. Unlike its pub model, the dish will surprise you with the delicate taste of pike perch marinated in Prosecco vinegar and an impressive accompaniment in the form of cashew nut puree, bacon and fish broth. The colorful combination of flavours is garnished with fish skin chips, red pepper gel, sour kefir, and dill sauce. The second course is a variation of fried cauliflower, which is transformed into a liquid version in the form of cauliflower cream flavoured with apple cider vinegar. The chef serves it with a honey biscuit and duck prosciutto. As the main course, a very imaginative and bold presentation of the dumpling-pork will...
Czech Carnival is incomplete without the traditional sweet treat “Angel Wings” (Boží milosti). This delicate, crisp, and light pastry has been a staple at carnivals for centuries and is a symbol of good luck and joy. These pastries used to be prepared by Czech grandmothers and great-grandmothers and are today mostly made in Moravia. Angel Wings are made of paper-thin layers of buttery dough, which are then shaped into crescent shapes and deep-fried to perfection. The crispy exterior gives way to a soft and fluffy interior that melts in your mouth. They are often sprinkled with powdered sugar or drizzled with honey to add a touch of sweetness. The origins of Angel Wings are said to date back to the 16th century when the pastry was first made in the monasteries of Bohemia and Moravia. At the time, the nuns used the crescent shape to symbolize the “wings of angels” and served the sweets to the poor as a symbol of charity. Making Angel Wings is a labor-intensive process that requires skill and patience. The dough is made by mixing butter, flour, sugar, and eggs, and then rolling it out into thin sheets. The sheets are then cut into crescent...
The Czech Republic could lose Michelin-starred restaurants, as individual countries must now pay Michelin a fee of CZK 10 million over three years. Michelin, which has been publishing the guide since 1900, plans to contract with state agencies to help finance it. In the Czech Republic, the agency is CzechTourism, but the final decision on whether the state will pay the amount rests with the Ministry of Regional Development. “It is in the interest of the organisations that the guide stays in the Czech Republic. Of course, we as an agency advocate to support gastronomy, but I cannot say anything else at this moment,” Jan Herget, director of CzechTourism. The Ministry of Regional Development is still evaluating the situation and will consult the fee with other ministries, added Petr Waleczko, deputy head of communications and PR manager of the cabinet of the Minister of Regional Development. Most countries, such as Hungary and Slovenia, have already signed the agreements, but the Czech Republic is still hesitating. The Czech Republic now has two restaurants with one Michelin star – Field and La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise. Michelin has not yet issued a recommendation for the Czech Republic for last year, as this year’s...
Ramen is the ultimate comfort food. This Japanese dish is loved by many – it’s a comforting, tasty and hearty soup full of noodles, eggs, meat and vegetables guaranteed to go down a treat. In Prague, there are many places where you can go to taste this bowl of goodness. Whether you’re a fan of the soupy noodles or prefer the dry-style tsukemen that comes with a side of dipping broth, here are some of Prague’s best ramen, covering everything from the classic to the modern – including an option with… roast beef! Happy slurping! Engawa This beautiful restaurant infuses Japanese culture. Here you can find anything from sushi to their well-loved ramen dish. They also provide Japanese classes for those wanting to have a go at learning the language. Visualizza questo post su Instagram Un post condiviso da ENGAWA YAKINIKU & SUSHI (@engawapraha) Takumi Takumi uses high-quality ingredients to create tasty and interesting dishes – which are authentic to Japanese cuisine. Come here to try a whole range of super tasty meals with edgy flavours. Visualizza questo post su Instagram Un post condiviso da Takumi Praha (@takumi.prague) Taiko Quirky and praised by anime lovers,...
A cake for 200 crowns? Nothing unusual in some Prague cake shops. But there are still places where you can treat yourself to a decent dessert without breaking the family budget. Charlie’s Confectionery (Nuselská, Prague 4) Between Nusle and Michle another gem is hiding. They have incredible delicacies and favorable prices, for example, you can buy a cognac top for 27 crowns. Right next to it is the popular Jezerka park, so you can combine a visit to the confectionery with a pleasant walk. Kamel Confectionery (Francouzská, Prague 2) A family pastry shop with a fifteen-year tradition, where everyone can go for a piece of luxurious cake. Here you will find not only great cakes made from honest ingredients but also favorable prices. In addition, some desserts are huge, for example, a raspberry slice for 74 crowns, which you can comfortably enjoy for two. Confectionery u Michala (Podolská, Prague 4) In this business overview Podolská waterworks are cakes that will make your eyes water. You can see that they are made with love, and it is definitely a joy to choose. In addition, they have great prices – an amazing punch cake and a glass of white cost us...
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