12 editor picks in Prague.
Street food in Prague runs from the Vietnamese stalls of the Sapa market in Libus to the riverside Naplavka farmers market on the New Town embankment. Halo Banh Mi, Pho Tung and Hai Ha in Libus serve the Vietnamese community's home cooking, while Mr HotDog in Letna and the Naplavka market stalls cover the casual, eat-on-the-go end.
12 street food places in Prague we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Prague · Street Food across every city.
Try Vietnamese banh mi
Halo Banh Mi is the celebrated banh mi stall inside Sapa, Prague's Vietnamese market.
Try Pho bo and pho ga
Pho Tung in Sapa serves the city's most argued-over pho, by chef Sony and a three-person team.
Try Bun cha
Hai Ha, the orange-fronted stall near the Sapa toilets, serves what Prague's Vietnamese community calls the city's best bun cha, grilled pork with rice.
Try Czech farm sausages, langos, kolache
The Saturday Naplavka market puts a hundred stalls along the Rasinovo embankment selling Czech sausages off the grill, langos, fish soups and seasonal.
Try Klobasa grilled sausage
The grill stands on Old Town Square sell Czech klobasa sausages with mustard and a slice of dark rye, the working version of Prague street food.
Try Fousac burgers and rotating courtyard food trucks
Kasarna Karlin's gravel courtyard runs the Fousac burger truck alongside seasonal food-truck rotations, with several bar shacks around the perimeter.
Try American-style hot dogs
Mr HotDog in Letna is a tiny counter the neighbourhood books a week ahead.
Try Czech freshwater fish soup
A Naplavka Saturday-market stall built on a single Czech farm soup recipe, the Bohemian carp-and-pike fish soup served in mugs by the river with a hunk.
Try Chlebicky open-faced sandwiches
Sisters Bistro on Dlouha is the modern face of the Czech chlebicky, the open-faced sandwich.
Try North Indian quick-curry plates
Bombay Express is the Czech chain of modern Indian fast-food counters cooking North Indian curries to order.
Try Czech sausages, langos, fish soup
Saturday at Naplavka, the river embankment becomes a hundred-stall market.
