Friday, November 14, 2025

Zdenek's Oyster & Seafood Bar: An Extravaganza

 



Quite simply the best seafood restaurant in Prague, Zdenek’s Oyster Bar has earned its reputation as one of the city’s premier destinations, thanks to its world-class selection of fine champagne and wines paired impeccably with the freshest seafood including an inspiring array of oceanic treasures, such as oysters, shrimp, scallops, crabs, bulots, razor clams, langoustines and lobsters, all expertly crafted by Chef Jiri Nosek. An essential culinary destination for seafood enthusiasts, and celebrating the flavours of the ocean with every dish, we arrived for dinner on our second evening in Prague, and began with a few glasses of champagne before indulging in their spectacular Deluxe Seafood Platter.


Fresh Czech bread and butter presented in oyster shells, one speckled with caviar

Amuse-Bouche of octopus with caviar on shell shaped wafer and served over river rocks

A bottle of Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Champagne

Glass of the Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Champagne

Selection of seafood utensils for use with our Deluxe Seafood Platter

The fabulous Deluxe Platter of raw seafood

Prawns, Scampi and Langoustines

The selection of French oysters - Fine de Clair, La Perle Noire, Gillardeau and Josephine

Bulots also known as Whelks, were delicious - a delicacy we first discovered in 
France

Two dozen mussels perched in the platter of ice

Half of a chilled Lobster with it's claw was an imposing sight

Selection of sauces for the seafood including horseradish, dill mayonnaise
tamari soy sauce and rouille

Josephine oyster - chilled sweet perfection

Langoustine with its meaty claw

We ordered a lovely bottle of Lorimer Gruner Veltliner to enjoy with our seafood

Perfect with seafood, this is one of our favourite wines

A simple metal pail on our table becomes the repository of our delectable debris

Dessert included faux peanuts made of sweet peanut butter
and the little berries were actually chocolate ganache served with apple jelly

A sweet and 
absolutely decadent end 

Chef Jiri Nosek





























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