HOT DUCK: DUCK, PORK BELLY, DUMPLING. MADE BY HAND. EATEN WITH JOY.

HOT DUCK: DUCK, PORK BELLY, DUMPLING. MADE BY HAND. EATEN WITH JOY.

Forget ordinary tourist spots. If you’re looking for an authentic food experience beyond the usual tourist trail, head to Teplá Kačka.

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We are a small independent bistro in Prague 7 where Czech duck meets the vibrant culture of Asian street food. Our signature dish is duck ramen made with a rich broth from slowly roasted ducks, simmered for hours to achieve its deep, distinctive flavor. Guests also love our spicy ramen with house-fermented kimchi and our Sichuan-style ramen topped with juicy pork belly.

Everything is made by hand. We fold our own dim sum and wontons, ferment our own kimchi, prepare broths from scratch, and cook every dish fresh to order. No shortcuts, just honest craftsmanship, quality ingredients, and bold  flavors. Alongside our ramen, you‘ll find handmade dim sum, rice bowls, creative tacos, and seasonal specials inspired by travel and curiosity. We take pride in our fast, friendly service and relaxed atmosphere, where locals and visitors from around the world feel equally welcome.

During warmer months, enjoy our quiet garden terrace hidden from the city rush—a favorite spot for those seeking a memorable dining experience.

Come for the duck. Stay for the dim sum. Leave with a story to tell.

Teplá Kačka
Šternberkova 19, Prague 7
Instagram: /teplakacka

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