Small chain of vegetarian buffet restaurants. Offers a variety of dishes plus salads and drinks, many of which are vegan. Choose from the buffet selection and then pay by weight. Discount is given in the last half hour of the day. Directions: 1 minute walk from Old Square, take Tynska street, just to the left facing side of Tyn Church, the alley winds and forks into different sections, so ask someone. Open Mon-Fri 11:00-20:00, Sat-Sun 12:00-20:00.
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Tynska 19, Prague, Czech Republic, Praha 1
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68 Reviews
First Review by sarahb
Chester Dave
Points +41
dhaba beas - Edit
Pre-cooked Indian food on display, self service, fast, pay by weight.
Read morePros: non smoking
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lucyblack74
Points +476
Fantastic budget option - Edit
This place is very tricky to find, so I was glad when we finally worked it out. It's worth trying to find it, as it's 2 minutes from the Old Town square, so very handy. It was a strange experience as when we first went in, there didn't seem to be any employees there, and the signs are all in Czech so we didn't really want to just dig in without knowing what to do! Then an employee appeared and asked if we needed help and it was all fine after that.
Read moreIt's pretty basic, canteen style, but very clean and pleasant enough. You get a metal tray, which you fill from the self service containers of food, and pay by weight. I remember a dahl, a chickpea curry, and a spinach curry. It's reasonable enough, I've had better curry, but it's still great to have vegan curry as an option when you're on holiday. If you're strict vegan, you might want to double check if dishes have butter or other dairy in them - it wasn't immediately apparent. They also had various puddings, although we didn't try them. This place is also really cheap so if you're on a budget, it's a great find. I would eat here again - it served a purpose in filling us with nutritious curry leaving us warmed up and ready to get on with our sightseeing.
Pros: Great prices, You can eat a lot, Handy location
Cons: Limited choices
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JustynaSoloducha
Points +49
delicious food - Edit
Delicious food, best veggie restaurant I visited in Prague. Reasonable prices, decent range of food to choose between, english speaking staff and also very friendly staff. when it's warm outside, you can eat in the outdoor seating. Not easy to notice, but definitely worth looking for. It's self-service restaurant, you can compose your own meal. I highly recommend!
Read morePros: delicious food, cheap, outdoor seating
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BartekBondzior
Points +61
Best vegetarian restaurant in Prague so far. - Edit
We could find it for a long time (It is situated in the backyard and the logo is illegible) but it was definitely worth it. The food was delicious, unlike many Indian restaurants we had visited the selection was quite large. The atmosphere was unforgivable, staff friendly, English-speaking. I really recommend that place!
Read morePros: Delicious food, Cheap, self-service
Cons: Not easy to find
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klingsor
Points +84
Decent, inexpensive and filling - Edit
While it was nice to have an Indian meal in Prague, I'd have to say that though healthfully made, the food here was fairly bland. I work in NYC, perhaps I'm accustomed to spicier Indian, so this may just be a matter of taste. It is a buffet, so one can pretty easily work around the language barrier. You serve yourself and they charge by weight at the register. Nice relaxing vibe. Friendly staff.
Read morePros: Indian food!, Plentiful vegetables in their dishes, Buffet (instant gratification)
Cons: Somewhat bland
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marnia
Points +84
wonderful - Edit
Judging by the negative comments taste is in the eye of the beholder obviously, or something like that. If that was accurate we would need eyewash and if the food was hot and spicy it could be nasty.
Read moreWe loved this place when we were in Prague last year, we wont go into more detail as we have left the review too long for details, but the value for money was excellant. Its
Pros: tasty, good value
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kasai90210
Points +29
Best Indian Vegetarian in Prague - Edit
A brilliant place in the old square. Reasonably priced. We were thrilled to see a long queue waiting to order that too in a Vegetarian outlet considering Prague being a meat-infested city! The whole place was jam-packed during lunch time. Food was delicious and homely, especially the paratha menu just stood out. We were little apprehensive about ordering dosa as most of the items were North-Indian, but again it took us by surprise. The samosa as well as the spring rolls were just excellent especially the chutney. The sweet dishes (desserts) were also good and the mango lassi just stood out. All in all an excellent restaurant and we went there almost everyday while we were in prague.
Read morePros: Delicious n homely food, Reasonably Priced
Cons: Timing-opens only @11 & closes @8, Very limited seating inside
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andreasaysyes
Points +168
not as good as it should be - Edit
Just a quick review: I went here after reading good things on the internet but was a little disappointed with the lack of vegan choices (only 3, and not very exciting ones at that.) I had the dosa which was average, to say the most. Staff were friendly enough but not enough to make up for the averageness of the food. The dosa was a bit overcooked and the chutneys were just not fantastic. There are other places nearby (eg Country Life) more satisfying and interesting for vegans.
Read morePros: Inexpensive, Pleasant setting
Cons: Average food, Toilet low on toilet paper!, Staff wasn't too enthusiastic
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mfoy
Points +193
good value - heavy on the starch for vegans - Edit
The prices are reasonable considering that this is Prague.
Read moreThe choices are quite limited for vegans - only the paratha menu, noodle menu, and dosa. The server indicated that all of the vegetable curries, etc. were made with dairy.
Friendly staff.
The food was OK, but nothing great.
Pros: value, quick, service
Cons: few vegan options
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Haggai
Points +103
Nice simple food - Edit
A nice place that's close to the centre. The food is very cheep, and quite good in its own way. You get your dish out of a huge pot and into a metal platter. Filling - but not briliant. They don't speak that much English, and when I asked for no yogurt they just put it on the side and told me not to eat it if I don't want too...
Read morePros: Nice food, Fare value
Cons: not too much english spoken, simple and somewhat boaring food
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lesoranges
Points +34
Great Value - Edit
Best value vegetarian meal in Prague. We always stick to the small or large menu options with samosas on the side. If they have samosas, snatch them up! The fig chutney is delicious. The food is actually spicy, which is hard to come by in Europe, especially in the CR. Good selection of Kombucha, juices, and KOFOLA!
Read morePros: Price, Service, Atmosphere
Cons: Busy at times
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tinkerbell
Points +73
cold food - Edit
Had the thali plate, ok I have to say it wasn't that spicy but, that in itself isn't a problem.
Read moreThe curries were actually pretty cold - and placed on to a cold metal thai plate. The food was freezing in minutes - ended up with indegestion just trying to eat it before it got cold! Shame, as it could have been good.
Pros: cheap food, quick service
Cons: cold food, few choices, difficult to find
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capn
Points +30
April 2007 - Edit
Ate lunch at Beas this past weekend, the food was very nice, had a large thali plate. Agreed, maybe could have been spicier, but still very very nice. The restaurant itself is more of a cafeteria, a little like the now defunct basement place on Hanway Street/Place in London (remember that place? that was nice). The lassi was excellent, the thali itself was fresh and all homemade. I would go back for lunch again, no qualms.
Read morePros: cost, friendly staff, food
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sarahb
Points +21
really enjoyed this place! - Edit
i found this place to be tasty, good value and a nice change from all the usual veggie places in prague. No, it was not REALLY spicy but I'm sure that the people moaning about it below would moan if it was too spicy also. Good for a bit of variety!
Read morePros: Nice food, quick service
Cons: bit busy
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