We passed by this unassuming place multiple times, thinking it was a warehouse or something. Turns…read moreout it is a very good all-you-can-eat Japanese buffet. High quality sushi, cooked dishes, Mongolian-style cook to order bbq, even a chocolate fondue waterfall.

Food is authentic and very good taste Service is excellent ,…read morewhole team is energetic,motivated and served with smiles on the two occasions when we visited during our stay in the city. Ambience could be better

Very good. Wish Indian places served a vegetable or salad with dinner. Good nan. Nnnnnnnnread more

The worst restaurant ever! Ruined my whole trip in Salzburg. Well, I have made a reservation via…read moretheir email address. In about half an hour I've received a confirmation where my reservation was confirmed. So I thought that a birthday surprise for my lovely girlfriend was partially ready a part from the main gift. The next day when we came to restaurant the hostess or whoever this woman was said that they have never received our reservation. Well, I had that confirmation with me and I've showed it to her. So she left without saying anything. In about 10 minutes some of their workers comes to us and says that international guest are not welcomed here and that we have to leave the restaurant immediately. When I've asked him to explain me in English why they are not letting us in, because we have a reservation for today and there is a plenty of space. His answer was that they won't talk to me in English, because it is Austria and they speak German only. After no explanation he started to push me and my girlfriend to the exit. WTH!! At the end of the day it's called the Austrian hospitality. Ruined my girlfriends birthday and the whole day for us.

World of Asia is a relatively new all you can eat restaurant in Salzburg. It is a total (and kinda…read morerude) copy of Cooking Khan but with an extra bit of quality and style. You pick raw ingredients and a sauce and get your plate served after everything has been cooked for you in an open kitchen. The products are always fresh and the selection is huge. The interior is elegant but unfortunately not in perfect condition any more. Reservations are necessary especially in the evenings. Good quality at a premium price! it's worth it!

This was a really nice Heuriger in Salzburg, with insanely cheap prices for food, but also really…read morenice food as well. Like in all Austrian Heuriger the people are super friendly and the other costumers are more or less very local and therefore interesting people. If your in Salzburg the PLEASE pay them a visit, you will not regret it. They younger staff could also speak English, which helps for the non German speaking people.

I had seen the reviews on Yelp and TripAdvisor and we decided to walk up the street to try this…read moreplace out. At 5:30pm on a Saturday, we were the third table being taken, by the time we left the place after 6:30pm there were no open tables anywhere in the dining area. Almost all the patrons were of Asian origin, so that was a great sign. I ordered the Steamed chicken with Chili sauce and my husband got the crispy chicken over a bed of noodles...OMG... Both were Excellent....The flavor of the steamed chicken, the crunchiness of the fried one, the noodles...everything was just deliciously outstanding. This has been so far the best meal on the trip. It reminded me of my meals back in Mainland China....it was that good !!!!! Fully recommended. Large portions, decent prices.

I visit Salzburg a couple of times per year for business. Lot's of good restaurants to choose from,…read morebut decided to finally give Yiyami a try. Hot & Sour soup was very good. Also had a mixed salad and chicken with extra vegetables which also were very good. Wait staff was nice and spaced out delivery of my food. The ambiance is good - nothing formal just really good food in a relaxed sitting.

First and oldest Chinese restaurant in Salzburg. I had to rely on their English menu which barely…read morehad photos but if you have WiFi access, check their website and IG. The dishes look way more tempting compared to what we ordered. We ordered from the daily lunch special. Three choices of either beef fried egg noodles (lo mein), crispy duck and rice or vegetarian. For an additional charge, you can add on spring roll, soup of the day (sweet and sour) or salad. We got the beef fried noodles and added the spring roll. Then got the duck and ordered the won ton soup from the original menu. Looking at my photo time stamp, we got here at 1pm and left close to 3pm. It was lunch time but we got seated quickly without a reservation. Took them forever to come to take our order and over an hour to serve us. From asking for an English menu to requesting chop sticks, everything took forever. No kidding, I literally took a Power Nap at the table. It's probably a combination of short staff and European culture but don't expect to be in and out. You would think the kitchen would be able to crank out the lunch specials quickly if majority of the patrons are ordering from that menu. Not the case. The food was mediocre. The crispy duck was more of a sticky hoisin char sui sauce. The egg noodles were no different than US Panda Express with Mongolian beef. It's a decent size for lunch portions. Two others in our group ordered the vegetarian fried noodles with vegetables but it looked to be sauce-less. The other ordered the mince tofu. These were larger portions from the regular menu.

Mixed vegetables very tasty-well prepared. Other dishes we tried: crispy duck was a bit dry but had…read moredecent flavor. The beef dish was clearly made with precooked meat-not a stir fry-and then doused with gravy. Food did not taste fresh with the exception of the vegetables

I had noodles soups with pork and my husband ordered beef chow mien . We never had any food tasted…read more so awful before. I can say instant cups of noodles better than their noodles. That's all I can say.

If I could leave a negative number I would. I had the udon with chicken, it was mediocre at best…read moreand that's being generous. My wife had sushi---it was laughable at best. Huge rice balls with paper thin slices of fish and the maki was at least a day old. The topper was they don't take Visa, only Mastercard or cash. My wife had to trek to an ATM to get cash to pay the bill. The service was poor on top of that. This was by far the worst meal we've had in the 10 days we've been here.

If there's one constant in the world, it's the fact that there are Chinese restaurants spanning the…read moreglobe, that and NASCAR fans are still sportin' a mullet. Now, for full disclosure, though contrary to my fat man's appearance, I'm not generally a huge fan of Asian buffets. There's just something about the mass produced food sitting out there under the food lamps that turns me off I guess. Coincidentally, the basic food selection seems to span the globe as well, be it in the States or in Austria. The basic ambiance here is nice though, clean and modern. In addition to their buffet at additional cost they have a Mongolian grill. We did not partake in that portion, but it looked good. A bit pricey in my opinion, but Salzburg is clearly a tourist city, so I'm sure it's competitive to other similar joints. I'd return again if in need, but I'd certainly not go out of my way to do so.

Its not rocket science what they do, but food is good and the the interior is nice and clean as…read morewell. They offer about 10 ready to eat dishes, which are tasty. Dessert is donuts, ice cream, nothing special, as you know it from Chinese buffet places all around the world. Special congrats to the chefs for the Korean BBQ which they paid lots of attention to (Was delicious and something to look at as well, see pictures I attached.)

We were visiting Salzburg and looking for something different. The food was great! It is buffet…read morestyle but everything was refilled frequently. A lot of variety and everything we had was good. I'd definitely go back if we are ever in the area again.

I just read this one star review "huy is salzburg's latest copy-cat concept of the cooking khan…read moremonglian bbq. the choices of ingredients are similar. in addition there are some typical chinese dishes (all prepared) at the buffet as well (pretty cold tho). pick your ingredients, add a sauce of your choice and leave the plate at the show-kitchen. you will have it served back to your table right when it is done. staff there are very fast and friendly, the food quality is really poor tho. everything is fried, dripping in oil and cold. even if the buffet price is slightly cheaper than cooking khan or world of asia, it's not worth it...." I disagree. I mean, what do you expect from a buffet that offeres fresh scampi, beef filet and a (small) variety of sushi for less than $20? It's not the Ritz, but I went there again and again, and liked it better that the World of Asia that the other critic suggests. I managed to sleep in a hotel next door to the World of Asia (which restricts how often you may pick scampi or filet) - and still drove the 20+ mins to the Huy. That should say it all. Whatever you chose, you will be well fed for a small amount of money.

Yes, definitely a strong recommendation. It is spacious inside and has outdoor seating…read more And yes again, the dishes are made from scratch by a female chef and she knows what she is doing. "Hot" is "European hot" and I guess you have to ask for more if you are one of the local Asians who eat there. I recommend the coconut milk soup and the red curry vegetables (hot). Unfortunately there is little Asian atmosphere, mainly because of the staff who is Europeanised and has forgotten Thai hospitality (especially a smile).

WORST THAI FOODS EVER. We ordered traditional thai dishes (pad thai and yellow curry). Both dishes…read morewere VERY VERY SALTY and portion is very SMALL. We've had thai foods for more than 15 years at different places over the world, but this restaurant is NOT AUTHENTIC, TOO SALTY, and OVERPRICED. Atmosphere is good, and there are many people inside the restaurant, most of them were drinking alcohols (beers, wine, etc). Definitely won't recommend for eating.