Mr HotDog is a street-food stop in Letna, Prague.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: Kamenicka 24, 170 00 Praha 7, Prague
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.
TryCzech freshwater fish soup
TipGet there by 10:30; the stall sells out before lunch Cash typically expected.
Sisters Bistro on Dlouha is the modern face of the Czech chlebicky, the open-faced sandwich. Order a flight of three; the egg and beetroot are the best buys.
TryChlebicky open-faced sandwiches
TipOrder a flight of three; the egg and beetroot are the best buys.
Bombay Express is the Czech chain of modern Indian fast-food counters cooking North Indian curries to order. Located in Nove Mesto. Open daily 11:00-22:00.
TryNorth Indian quick-curry plates
TipOrder at the counter, watch the dosa being rolled, vegetarian-friendly.
Halo Banh Mi is the celebrated banh mi stall inside Sapa, Prague's Vietnamese market. Pair with a Vietnamese coffee from the same counter; combo runs 120 $.
TryVietnamese banh mi
TipPair with a Vietnamese coffee from the same counter; combo runs 120 $.
Pho Tung in Sapa serves the city's most argued-over pho, by chef Sony and a three-person team. Add the fried Quay dough sticks; pho ga is the chicken option.
TryPho bo and pho ga
TipAdd the fried Quay dough sticks; pho ga is the chicken option.
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.
TryBun cha
TipLook for the orange shop with the trash can outside; bring small notes.
