Sia Restaurant es una recomendación en la guía curada de Almanac X Alcron Prague.
Sia propone una lectura contemporánea —y rigurosa— de Asia en Praga, bajo la dirección de Jiří Štift, con un equipo verdaderamente internacional que aporta matices auténticos sin perder precisión. Tres cocinas abiertas (robata, dim sum y wok) articulan un servicio al centro, pensado para compartir, donde el Pato Pekín —trabajado durante varios días y servido en dos tiempos— marca el pulso de la casa. El espacio, firmado por Václav Červenka, combina una energía de mercado asiático con arquitectura moderna: fachada de vidrio, niveles abiertos y un dragón suspendido que convierte la cena en un pequeño espectáculo urbano.
We came for dinner around 7 p.m., and from the moment we walked in, the place felt special. The restaurant has a really interesting layout spread across three floors, each centered around an open kitchen, which makes the whole space feel lively and dynamic. It was quite full, but still very comfortable; not too loud to have a proper conversation. We ordered the Beijing duck for two, and it was beautifully presented…
For my first Korean food experience, I’m really glad it was here. When you enter, despite the many seating areas, the restaurant is not too loud and has a pleasant atmosphere. The waiter was polite and took the time to explain the concept of the three individual kitchenettes and how everything works, which was very helpful. We started with two different types of dumplings, and from the first bite of the starters to…
During our visit to Prague, as people who know Chinese cuisine very well, we wanted to try something different and we chose Sia Restaurant – and it was a great choice. The restaurant offers three different Asian cuisines, and we mainly tried the Beijing cuisine. The Peking duck was very tasty and well prepared, with authentic flavors – maybe it could have been a little more crispy, but still very enjoyable. The…