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Train Restaurant in Prague - Super - 08-26-2015 While visiting Sunhuntins YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/sunhuntin/videos I noticed he had "Liked" this one of a neat Train restaurant in Prague... I Want To Go.... Anyone else have video of a neat restaurant or bar? RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - MuddyPoppins - 08-26-2015 ...so I guess this elimates having to calculate the waitress' tip too!?!? Lol RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - Super - 08-26-2015 LOL...maybe the tips go to the engineer? Maybe they could modify a box car with a slot in top for tips. RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - Nigels - 08-26-2015 Depends what sort of 'tip' Muddy's got in mind for the waitress ROTFL!!! RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - leylandvictory2 - 08-26-2015 if the train derails, you will never get your order. RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - Super - 08-26-2015 The trains look pretty sturdy and at a cost of $700,000 wow! RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - jdogman - 09-07-2015 Relevant bumping of the thread here. I don't know a restaurant as literal as those videos, but there used to be a train themed cafe near a railway station I knew of. I went there when I was little and the food was okay, but there were lots of old railway signs, posters, and some toys you could play with. RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - sunhuntin - 09-07-2015 jdog, thats a brilliant name for a cafe or coffee shop. lol. i know in australia, the sushi train places always intrigued me. never been in as i dont trust sushi, but i always wonder if its a literal model train with different sushi dishes on the back. RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - jdogman - 09-07-2015 I do wish that when I go to a sushi train restaurant, I see an actual train. In their excuse, it's a conveyor belt instead. Poor form. I think I did see somewhere with an actual train when I was much younger but I don't remember where. It just occured to me that it would be quite hard to have a literal sushi train since it would need to be full of dishes all the time and it would depend on how many cars it can pull and how it goes around curves, unless you have multiple trains. But ahhhh the electrics of holding many trains and their different speeds would be complicated! I know that these sorts of sushi trains would exist around the world and I'd love to see them in action. RE: Train Restaurant in Prague - Aresedale productions - 09-07-2015 That's awesome super it's cool looking