Visiting the Czech Republic? Try these dishes
What's the story
Czech Republic is famous for its culinary traditions and its street food scene serves a delicious platter of vegetarian snacks. If you are someone who loves to try new flavors, streets of Prague and other cities will allow you to taste some unique flavors. From savory to sweet, these snacks are not just tasty but also represent the country's culture. Here are some must-try vegetarian street snacks that will thrill any taste adventurer.
Cheese snack
Smazeny syr: A cheesy delight
A popular street snack in the Czech Republic, smazeny syr or fried cheese, is the ultimate treat for cheese lovers. This dish features a thick slice of cheese that is breaded and deep-fried until golden brown. It is usually served with tartar sauce or mayonnaise and often paired with fries or salad. The crispy exterior and gooey interior make it a delightful snack!
Sweet pastry
Trdelnik: Sweet pastry treat
Trdelnik is the traditional sweet pastry which is synonymous with Czech street food culture. The rolled dough is wrapped around a stick and grilled over an open flame until golden brown, and then coated in sugar and cinnamon. Some vendors even offer a filled version, with chocolate or ice cream, for an extra indulgence. Its crunchy exterior and soft interior make it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.
Potato pancake
Bramboraky: Savory potato pancakes
Bramboraky are savory potato pancakes that are crispy from the outside yet soft from the inside. Prepared from grated potatoes, mixed with flour, garlic, marjoram, salt, and pepper and then fried to perfection; they provide a hearty snack option on chilly days in the Czech Republic's bustling markets or festivals.
Fried bread
Langos: Fried bread specialty
Hailing from Hungary, langos has become a favorite across the Czech Republic. This deep-fried bread, laced with garlic butter, is topped with a healthy serving of grated cheese and sour cream. Its rich flavors are bound to satiate your cravings as you roam the Czech streets all year long.