Quick local tips on Asian eats

If you’re into sushi, avoid the main tourist traps around the Main Square. Instead, give Sushi Zushi a try , their salmon nigiri is fresh without feeling overpriced. For Thai food, Go Thai on Dietla street is tiny but don’t underestimate it, their pad thai packs a punch that’ll remind you of Bangkok itself. And here’s a little secret: many Asian restaurants are closed on Sundays or open late, so call ahead if you’re planning a weekend craving session.

Finally, keep cash handy. Some smaller places in Krakow don’t always accept cards, especially the less touristy ones. It’s a small inconvenience for a great meal, trust me.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about Asian food spots in Krakow? I’ve got you covered.

Kazimierz is a solid bet,loads of cool little spots with Vietnamese and Thai flavors. But don’t overlook Podgórze for some quiet, authentic sushi bars. The Old Town has options too, but it’s more touristy there.
Absolutely. Places like Vegab and you’ll find vegan Thai and Japanese dishes popping up more these days. Just ask; many restaurants are happy to tweak dishes for veggies.
Yes! Nowakowski on Józefińska street and some smaller shops around Czysta have solid Asian groceries if you want to try cooking yourself.
For sure. Spots like Mekong in Kazimierz have casual vibes and dishes kids usually dig, like mild noodles or dumplings. Plus, they’re pretty casual so no stress if the little ones get noisy.
Most do, especially since the pandemic pushed takeout to the forefront. Wolt and Uber Eats cover many good Asian places but sometimes ordering directly via phone gets you fresher food.

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