Radost FX

Vegetarian Cuisine, Night Club, Cafe

Address:
Bělehradská 120
Prague 2 120 00
Czech Republic

Telephone: +420 603 193 711

Website: www.radostfx.cz

Nearest Subway Stop:  I.P. Pavlova Metro (406 feet),   Náměstí Míru Metro (1282 feet),   Muzeum Metro (1433 feet)  

Nearest Tram Stop:  Tram I.P.Pavlova (179 feet),   Tram I.P.Pavlova (287 feet),   Tram Namesti Miru (954 feet),   Tram Bruselska (981 feet),   Tram Muzeum (1097 feet),   Tram Italska (1223 feet),   Tram Italska (1358 feet)  

  • Languages Spoken by Staff:  Czech,   English  
  • Amenities:  Non-Smoking Section  
  • Internet Access:  Wi-Fi,   Free  

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Restaurant Review: Radost FX
Prague Spoon, 2008-11-17

It could just be hearsay, but Radost's food does have a reputation for making people ill. Besides the various discussions of this topic on the internet, I personally know several people who have gotten sick after eating there. Even just this past week, a friend who accompanied me on one of my visits said she felt not very good at all after eating one of the restaurant's beloved Popeye burgers (the "burger" part is made out of spinach, hazelnuts, garlic, and cheese, in case you were wondering).

Far be it for me to know exactly what's going on. But I would like to point to the eyewitness account of a buddy of mine as a possible (partial) explanation. My friend was at Radost early in the day and saw the chef taking a batch of produce from the delivery man. The chef shook the hand of the delivery dude, brought the veggies into the kitchen (separated from the dining room by only a curtain, so it's possible to glimpse inside), and without washing his hands proceeded to chop up the tomatoes and put them on a plate for a customer's salad. And then, as an afterthought, he grabbed a slice of tomato from the plate and popped it in his mouth.

But even if you're enticed by the shabby chic décor and the promising-looking menu, even if you're a vegetarian and you want brunch or it's late and you're hungry, don't do it. I, for one, plan on never getting dragged to Radost again.

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