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All of those pessimistic politicians in Pyongyang, Seoul and Tokyo could learn a thing or two from Prague’s restaurateurs. Many of the city’s best Japanese restaurants offer Korean cuisine and vice versa, hence this comprehensive, if slightly confusing, category.


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Hanabi Sushi House

DIY elegance at this new hidden Japanese joint. Lovely interiors boast warm colors enlivened with bonsai and bamboo trees. Choose Read_on (No Comments)

Hanil

Politicians could learn a few things from this casual restaurant serving both Korean and Japanese cuisine. Asian businessmen, Read_on (No Comments)

Korea House

Paper lanterns illuminate the yellow walls that feature manly Asian men wrestling, shouting and smoking. The colourful interior is as chaotic as the menu which lists both Korean and Japanese specialities such as pibimbap and loads of sushi. Read_on (No Comments)

Made In Japan

The sushi bar by the Four Seasons captures the raw tourist with a wide and colourful menu including sashimi and nigri, roe and eel, while the sister restaurant provides tempura and teriyaki. Read_on (No Comments)

Man-na

A new Korean restaurant serving up spicy kimchi, bulgogi (beef BBQ) and other Korean specialities such as snails and octopus to stir fry and glazed pigs’ feet. Read_on (No Comments)

Mash Hana

Brand-spanking new sushi house right around the corner from the Hradčanská metro station. Warm feelings embrace you as you enter thanks to the welcoming smiles and delicious smells. Read_on (2 Comments)

Millhouse Sushi

In a bright shiny space, bright and shiny Japanese plates whizz around on a belt so that you can select which small bright and shiny food you want. Read_on (No Comments)

Miyabi

If you like your Japanese a little more relaxed (and let's face it, they are very formal), then this intimate restaurant offers a café style at the front of the house and private rooms at the back. Read_on (No Comments)

Planet Sushi

An oasis of Japanese calm among the urban bustle of Anděl/Smíchov’s busy thoroughfare, although the ambience is marred slightly by the proximity and shared bathrooms of the adjacent TGI Friday. Read_on (No Comments)

Pool Café

From the makers of SushiPoint at the Myslbek centre comes the same menu in more laid back surroundings. It's all a tad Hockney inside with a refracting pool-like paint job, but the sushi, sashimi and nigiri are the same high quality. Read_on (No Comments)

SushiPoint

In the sterile environs of a shopping centre is this warm (with wood, bamboo and saki) and delicious sushi outlet. Pleasingly clean design; check out the nifty menu niches so you can examine the pictorial menu as you wait for your uni nigiri, sashimi or maki rolls. Read_on (No Comments)

The Sushi Bar

The Sushi Bar
The freshest fish for the best sushi, this place does it - but for a price. Try the sushi menu for a selection sampler - the three piece Temaki Sushi set and nine piece Sashimi set was handsomely presented and deliciously refreshing. Read_on (No Comments)

Yami Sushi

A new venue touted by many as the best sushi in town plus awesome bibimbap, saki and kimchi that brings a tear to the eye - although their prices might also. Read_on (No Comments)

Susharna

Sushi lovers, head to Malá Strana to get your fill of creative cooking. The Volcano Maki is fun, or go traditional with Nigiri Magura. Read_on (No Comments)