Pho Vietnam Anglická Prague
Delicious Vietnamese
Martina from Prague
Historically, a significant number of Vietnamese citizens came to the territory of the Czech Republic in the early 50s' with the establishment of a Czech-Vietnamese school in Chrastava (around a hundred kids). In the same years, the Czechoslovak Republic and Vietnam signed a deal on technical and scientific cooperation. Other years were 67 and 82 when greater numbers of Vietnamese students and workers were coming to the Czechoslovak Republic.
The heart of the Vietnamese community is in Prague, in the Vietnamese market called Sapa, also called Little Hanoi (more about that in future articles). You will find the most authentic bistros in Sapa and Sapa is also the origin of fresh ingredients, herbs like perilla or coriander are coming from and it makes the local Vietnamese places so unique.
Pho Vietnam Anglická is a famous Vietnamese restaurant in Prague. Famous for its authentic cuisine, fresh ingredients and good service. They are well known for delicious and strong Phở soups and Bún chả — which is served with grilled pork, white rice noodles and herbs with a dipping sauce. Their version is a must. Spring rolls with beef or shrimp are a great appetizer — homemade lemonades or jasmine tea are a great combination with slightly spicy Bún chả. Portions are pretty big, so try not to order too much, even though it will be difficult to resist.
Prague Spotter Martina
About this spot
Our Prague City Guide
Find your way with 207 Insider Tips from our Local Spotters
Loved it? Join us!
Loved this Spot?Join your international community. Share your favs and become part of our international community!
Nice place right!? There’s so much more to discover:
Discover all other hidden gems in Prague
Kiss Spot in Malá Strana
Long-tolerated graffiti
There's this old graffiti in Malá Strana in Prague that's elegant in its simplicity: "this is a good kiss spot", it reads...
by
Katarína
Mácová
Botanica Coffee Truck
Most Instagrammable yard
"Botanica Coffee Truck" in Prague, in the trendy Vršovice district is primarily a flower & gardening shop that brings in the Insta crowd in real numbers!
by
Eliška
Pelková
Nebušické Oko
Scenic viewpoint with a surprise
"Nebušické Oko" in Prague is an exciting scenic viewpoint/installation where you can interact with a giant 'eye!' Come and let your inner child run wild...
by
Eliška
Pelková
The Přístěnek Artwork
On a wave of joy
Lay your eyes on this 'sculpture' in Prague, and you'll most definitely have the same reaction most adults have - you'll want to go back to your childhood!
by
Katarína
Mácová
Pražská Tržnice
The new local hotspot
"Pražská Tržnice" in Prague is an old industrial complex that has been completely transformed - now it has outdoor bars, live music, food trucks...
by
Eliška
Pelková
Vršovická Vodárna
Beautiful water tower
"Vršovická Vodárna" in Prague is an old water tower that brings four of the city's neighborhoods into one building - and what beautiful architecture!
by
Janina
Michlova
Podhorská Vyhlídka
Another Vltava puzzle piece
"Podhorská Vyhlídka" in Prague is one of the great vistas over the river Vltava, every Czech's favorite river. It's easy to get here from the center...
by
Katarína
Mácová
Špálova Galerie
Gallery with a soul
"Špálova Galerie" in Prague is a rather small gallery that overflows with character. Three levels, very well curated exhibitions, fantastic artist choice.
by
Eliška
Pelková
Skatepark Štvanice
Skaters' paradise
"Skatepark Štvanice" is on the island of the same name in Prague's river. It's open for everybody the whole year. Get a beer, watch the stunts, relax...
by
Janina
Michlova
Větráky Letenského Tunelu
Timeless creativity
The four ventilation chimneys above "Větráky Letenského Tunelu" are covered in abstract digital mosaics developed all the way back in 1969!
by
Katarína
Mácová
Ferdinand Vaněk Bench
Who knew Ferdinand V.?
The "Ferdinand Vaněk Bench" is dedicated to Václav Havel, the Czech Republic's first president who was also a dissident and writer behind a pseudonym!
by
Michal
Lebl
Suchardova Vila
Living among the elite
"Suchardova Vila" in Prague was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It's the house-museum of sculptor Stanislav Sucharda. How big & majestic it is!
by
Katarína
Mácová
Heading to Prague?
207 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
Authentic Stories by Real People
Escape the Crowd & Travel Slow 🐌
... for just €9.99
✓ 0 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
✓ 207 Insider Tips
✓ Escape the Crowds
✓ Find Spots nearby
✓ Authentic Stories
... for just €9.99
City guides by those who know the city in and out!
Our Locals' Favorite Prague
Our team loves Prague
Get to know our other Spotters from Prague
As featured on:
