Name: Pizzeria Kmotra
Address: In Jirchariy 12, 110 00 Praha 1, Prague
Telephone: +420 724 234 603
Price range: 37
Rating: 4

The decoration style is very Italian and southern European... The pizza is very large and thin, with a lot of ingredients and it is quite fragrant. Served with arugula and ham slices, it feels like being under the European sun!

很意大利南欧风情的装饰风格&hellip;&hellip;很大的披萨很薄的饼，料还是很多的蛮香喷喷的哦，配上芝麻菜和火腿片，很有欧洲阳光下的感觉呢！

主要就餐区位于地下一层，同时披萨的制作区域就在就餐区中间，可观看披萨制作过程推荐主打的两款餐点，披萨最地道的披萨干饼，外焦松软，很考究的制作工艺，搭配捷克特质鹰嘴豆泥，味道有点像国内的麻豆腐，很不错；另一款辣椒意面，喜欢食辣的朋友不能错过，意面嚼劲十足，值得品尝

The main dining area is located on the first floor of the basement. The pizza making area is in the middle of the dining area. You can watch the pizza making process.
The two main dishes are recommended. The most authentic pizza is dry, crispy and soft on the outside. It is made with very sophisticated craftsmanship. It is paired with Czech-style hummus. It tastes a bit like domestic mashed tofu. It is very good. The other one is chili pasta. Friends who like spicy food should not miss it. The pasta is chewy and worth tasting.

餐厅位置不错，口味也还算可以，价格还算公道，特别的特点没有发现。。。。

The location of the restaurant is good, the taste is OK, the price is fair, and the special characteristics are not found. . . .

Pizzeria Kmotra布拉格比较亲民的意大利披萨店，提供正宗的披萨及意大利面，而披萨的制作区域就在就餐区中间，可观看披萨制作全过程最地道的披萨干饼，外焦松软，很考究的制作工艺，搭配捷克特质鹰嘴豆泥，值得品尝

Pizzeria Kmotra Prague is more close to the people&#39;s Italian pizza shop, providing authentic pizza and pasta, and the pizza production area is in the middle of the dining area. You can watch the most authentic pizza dry cakes in the whole process of pizza production. The outside is soft and soft, and the production process is very elegant. It is matched with Czech characteristic chickpea mud. Worth tasting

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Not bad restaurant environment is more upscale, service is very efficient and friendly. The food is delicious and good, but the portion is too small relative to the price. I often dine in the premium restaurant and I don&#39;t want to have large pieces of meat on my plate, but usually they are not so expensive. Also, it is difficult to call it authentic local food, the taste can only be said to be the best. So, their food is really good, I have a good time, but I do feel a little overwhelmed.

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Great food, great service. Special thanks to Raj and Suang! Delicious martinis! Great atmosphere! Sunday family reunions can be fraught with crises like cousin A doesn&#39;t eat this, cousin B doesn&#39;t eat that, and cousin C is a vegetarian, but this bar is no problem. The bar&#39;s Sunday brunch had something for everyone and everything was delicious. The staff was friendly and they were there if you needed anything, which made us feel comfortable.

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A century-old shop said it was a coffee shop, but it was good to provide three meals a day. We tried breakfast and lunch. Their most famous is fried pork chops. The fried pork chops with mashed potatoes are delicious.

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The restaurant is in a more upscale setting and the service was very efficient and friendly. The food was tasty and good, but the portions were too small for the price. I often eat at fine restaurants where I don&#39;t like large pieces of meat on my plate, but they are usually not so expensive. Also, it&#39;s hard to call it authentic local cuisine, the taste can only be said to be different. So, their food is indeed not bad, and I enjoyed it, but I did feel a little underwhelmed.

Great food, great service. Special thanks to Raj and Suang! Delicious Martini cocktails! Great atmosphere! Reunion with family on Sundays can be full of crises, such as cousin A does not eat this, cousin B does not eat that, and C is vegetarian, but these problems are not in front of the bar. The Sunday brunch at the bar prepared some food for everyone and everything was delicious. The staff was friendly and they would appear next to you if you needed anything, which made us feel comfortable.

This century-old shop is called a coffee shop, but it also provides three meals a day. We have tried breakfast and lunch. Their most famous dish is fried pork chop, which is delicious with mashed potatoes.

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