Are you hungry and love Chinese food? Try also one in Prague!

Chinese cuisine is representing one of the richest cuisines in the world. It comes from different regions of China and has become widespread in all parts of the world – you can find Chinese restaurants nearly in every country! It is known that Chinese cuisine made outside China differs significantly from the original, but less is known about it’s differences from country to country. So why not to try the Czech version in?

There is a Chinese restaurant in Prague where you can eat as much as you can for a fixed price, and the price is really convenient! Per person you pay only 120 CZK and you can eat from 11:30 a.m. to 15:30 p.m. to one’s heart’s content! This special offer applies for workdays, that is Monday to Friday.

It is a help-yourself bar, what means that you see all the dishes. It is a really good idea, I think, because it’s easier to choose what you want to eat if you can actually see it and smell it. And in this restaurant you can choose from 10 warm dishes including soup, plus 2 salads. Offered are the most popular Chinese dishes such as Fried Chinese noodles with vegetables, Fried chicken wings, Chicken „Kung-pao“, Spring rolls and others.

The offer of this help-yourself bar is really wild and everyone who likes Chinese cuisine will find something he/she likes. And you can eat till your pants won’t fit anymore or, if you don’t like it, try something else since you are not limited at all.

And the other great thing about this help-yourself bar is that you don’t have to wait for the food to be made and served! It’s great when you are in a hurry. And you can buy it as a takeaway too.

This extraordinary Chinese restaurant is called Peking Restaurant and is situated in Prague centre at the very entrance to the subway station I. P. Pavlova (red line C). You can also take trams number 4, 6, 10, 16, 22 or 23. And in case you don’t find anything you like, which I think is quite impossible, there is, of course, a regular written menu where your taste buds will find what they are looking for.

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