Well if you couldn’t tell by now, this is my 1st blog, and I’m still getting used to the whole responsibility of blogging and coming up with things to blog about.

That being said, I’m going to try to narrow my general topic to something that interests me, and would probably be useful to everyone going into this program. FOOD😋

Since I’ve been in Prague, I’ve been documenting my meals and where I’ve gone, noting things like atmosphere and pricing etc.

Let’s see how this goes…

Maley Buddha- Near the dorms, good Asian fusion restaurant. As far as atmosphere goes, it was very dark, and almost cavernous, but in the best way? I’d highly suggest for a nice dinner, without having to go to far!

Mistral Cafe- Modern atmosphere decent food and prices. I had a spaghetti with red sauce, spinach and a caramelized goat cheese with a glass white wine. It is right across the street from the main building and a great place for a date or to bring visiting friends.

Pho 24- ok so you can’t really find this place on the map, intersection of Vodičkova and Školská, looks like a small bubble tea spot but there is a great restaurant downstairs

Bohemian Bistro- a little out of the way, but a super cute bistro, had a salad with smoked salmon and a poached egg, yummy!

Grand Orient Cafe- oh my god, beyond adorable, low-key great gatsby vibes, I went for coffee and a dessert, but they have a nice breakfast/brunch menu.

One con: cash only 😕

McDonalds- I mean, McDonalds, I think it was cheaper than at home. I got a small Big Mac meal. Lol small actually means small here, not “American small” which is still big.

Kampus Hybernská- super fricken cute, kinda hidden, in affliction with the college, so my wifi connects automatically . Nice sandwiches, coffee, ice cream etc. One con: cash only 😕

KFC- honestly, slaps. Minority differ from American kfc, I didn’t see the usual sides like coleslaw, mash potatoes, or Mac and cheese. More just sandwiches, fingers, and wings.

Origami- Asian fusion restaurant around the corner from the dancing house. Casual atmosphere. I had sushi for the 1st time (in the Prague) here, sad to say under whelming, even sadder to say that avocados, are just not good in Prague 😫

Šlágr- 1st impression, before even getting anything, absolutely adorable, quaint, cute, 1920’s vibe. Gives me Cafe Lalo vibes. Got some chocolate ball, super yummy. We all sat for dessert, but they have a small menu, breakfast mainly quick lunches. Cute place to study.One con: Cash only 😕