Square Meal review:

The restaurant’s setting, on a characterful corner of the Jewish Quarter, opposite Franz Kafka’s enigmatic statue, exudes both style and
sophistication. An evocative blend of Far-Eastern and European aesthetics are brought together and blended to create an oasis of calm and positive energy. The high, perimeter windows, open the interior spaces to the street, forming a distinctive feature, allowing guests to enjoy great views from the comfort of leather sofas or while seated at their tables. The menu offers well-priced, top-notch dishes - inspired by Far-Eastern cuisine. As well as a dangerously delicious array of Belgian chocolates and desserts, served with probably the best Illy coffee in town. So you’re sure to dine well!