Yori Restaurant
Prague
Visit early in the week to avoid weekend crowds and enjoy a quieter dining experience.
Yori Restaurant, located on Masarykovo nábřeží in Prague's Nové Město, offers a dining experience that unites the authentic flavors of Asia with contemporary design. This venue specializes in a blend of Thai, Vietnamese, and Japanese cuisines, bringing beloved tastes from these regions to the Czech capital. Diners can expect a menu full of Asian culinary delights that highlight traditional recipes presented with a modern touch, all created from the freshest ingredients available. The minimalist decor inside Yori creates an atmosphere of understated elegance, making it an appealing spot for those looking for both culinary depth and aesthetic subtlety.
Yori's menu showcases a carefully curated selection of Asian dishes, celebrating the trifecta of flavor, color, and aroma inherent in this cuisine. Guests can savor dishes such as stir-fried noodles and teriyaki chicken, with each dish reflecting the kitchen's commitment to capturing the essence of Asian culinary traditions. The restaurant is well-suited for those who enjoy exploring diverse flavors within a harmonious setting, where every dish tells a story borne out of tradition and passion. The setting is peaceful yet sophisticated, catering to diners seeking either a quiet lunch or an elegant dinner.
While Yori mainly attracts couples and groups of friends intrigued by Asian cuisine, it’s also welcoming to families who want to introduce their children to more varied flavors. The restaurant’s location in the Nové Město area adds to its appeal, making it convenient for both locals and visitors exploring Prague.
Reviews
Food was okay, nothing to rave about. The mango sticky rice was drowned in coconut milk and far too sweet, I've never had mango sticky rice served like that before. The service was incredibly poor, the servers were blunt and uninterested. The restaurant was empty apart from a few tables and we were ignored the whole time we were there and left waiting for ages for someone to take our order and get the bill. We ended up giving up on waiting for them to get the bill after spending an extra hour there, due to the very slow service, and had to walk up to the front desk until someone would pay us attention. 2 other tables came after us and went before us, they were served very quickly so I am unimpressed that we were ignored and received barely any service. I would slow service understand if it was busy, but it wasn't. Very disappointing overall.
The food was very tasty, and we didn’t have to wait long for it. The online reservation process worked smoothly without any problems, and we were very satisfied with our visit. We had the small tapas platter, Chiang Mai, and Kung Pao. The Kung Pao was a bit spicy, but everything was very flavorful and enjoyable. Overall, we had a great experience.
Wow!! This place is awesome, and after a long trip it was very welcome. It’s located right next to the Dancing Hotel, and I am so glad we ate here instead. I’m definitely coming back and I doubt many places will top the food quality.
Really good Asian food. Tried the Tom Yum soup, Pad Thai and Khao Pad. Really flavourful, freshly made and served hot. Loved the peanut flavour, not too strong, well balanced. Highly recommended 👍🏻
A nice fresh-food quiet and cool break from the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood. The Pad Thai was unique in its flavor profile, a hint of citrus lightened it. The summer rolls were plenty for a shared starter. The Yori cocktail was a perfect accomplishment.
