Noi

Malá Strana


A restaurant that feels more like a club, Noi is super-stylish with a chilled-out atmosphere and oriental design. The decor is based around lotus blossoms, lanterns and soft lighting, and the menu follows the Asian theme with competent Thai dishes such as chicken in red curry, and pad thai noodles, which – unusually for a Prague restaurant – has a hefty chilli kick.


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