What to Eat in Sapa Prague
Vietnamese Market Sapa Prague is a large wholesale area in Prague, which includes Vietnamese restaurants. There are dozens of places to eat in Sapa. Here you can taste the best bún chả in Prague, go for bánh cuốn rice rolls or Vietnamese dessert chè. Don't miss the great Vietnamese fish soup bún cá.
Enjoy your food in Sapa Prague!
What to Buy in Sapa? Groceries! (3)
The third part of the series on grocery shopping at Prague's Sapa market. From a January visit to Tamda Foods, Dan brings back seasoning pastes for Tom Yum and Tom Kha soups, Korean mandu dumplings, canned coconut milk, two sriracha sauces and rice vermicelli noodles. Plus a practical heads-up: Tamda Foods has stopped taking cards.
Bún Bò Nam Bộ: Rice Noodles with Beef
Best Bún Chả in Prague
Bánh Cuốn: Steamed Rice Rolls
What to Buy in Sapa? Groceries! (2)
The second part of the series about shopping at Prague's Sapa market, this time from a Saturday morning at the Tamda Foods supermarket. It covers Squid fish sauce, vermicelli rice noodles, Tilda basmati rice, sticky rice, a mild red curry seasoning paste and Japanese sweet mochi dumplings - groceries the author has been using in his kitchen for years.
Asian Grocery Store on Zlatnická Street, Prague 1
The Vietnamese shop with Asian groceries on Zlatnická street in Prague offers a surprisingly wide selection of sauces, noodles, frozen delicacies, original sweets, Asian Home Gourmet pastes, and fresh Asian herbs, vegetables, and fruit. The store is an ideal place for lovers of Asian cuisine who find Sapa in Prague too far away.
Best restaurants in Prague's Sapa
What to Buy in Sapa? Groceries!
The first part of a series about grocery shopping at Prague's Sapa market. It runs through tried and tested ingredients for quick Asian cooking at home: seasoning pastes for pad thai, tom kha kai and red curry, Aroy-D coconut milk, sriracha hot sauce, rice noodles, rice paper for spring rolls and sushi vinegar. Every item is one I've bought and cooked with over years of shopping there.
