Sehr freundliche Bedienung (wirklich sehr freundlich) und das Essen ist auch sehr gut. Wenn man es…read morescharf mag muss man es vorher sagen, da selbst vindaloo sonst keine schärfe hat (für uns Österreicher extra so). Das Essen war wie gesagt gut aber keine Spur von schärfe. Für meine Frau perfekt für mich nicht. Beim nächsten Mal dann. Der Kellner hat mir beim gehen gesagt auf einen Wunsch der nicht am Menü war gesagt, dass quasi alles möglich ist, man muss es ihnen nur sagen!

4/5 atmosphere, 4/5 for price, 2/5 food (but I tried a daily special), 5/5 service, 3/5 for…read morebusiness strategy. Overall Meh. I ordered a calamari and prawn salad. Looked great, but prawns were the only nice thing about it. Calamari was hit and miss with half being way too chewy. The salad was bland, where too much oil and raw onion was overwhelming. The prawns were amazing. Saved my last one for last as it was the only thing done right and containing salt! They say they are the best falafel in town, buuut, Dr. Falafel in naschmarkt is pretty amazing. This will need to be tested! Next time... Too hot to enjoy a warm meal. One thing I don't understand about some businesses in Vienna, including this one, is that they charge for tap water. It's summer, hot as hell, and I'm supposed to pay a euro for water? 1 star lost for the principle.

Waow, the food was so good and the portions so generous i simply LOVED it!…read more The falafels are definetely delicious, but the rest of their oriental menu is very tasty as well! The pitas, humus, tsatziki, salats, meat and co are as good as you can dream of... don't forget trying the mango lassi! And if you choose one of their home-made burgers, the chicken's or the vegetarian's ones, you won't be disappointed either! They also propose a weekly menu you will be enthusiastic about! You can check it online. and if you don't have time to enjoy their friendly company, you can have take-away! I'll definitely be back, and take my food lover of a brother with me!!

10/10 Experience! To…read morestart the ambience was so nice and cozy. We walked in on a cold day and were seated right away. The service was friendly and helpful. We got a naan, vegetable, raita, and daal saag and it was all delicious! All the flavors felt like home and the naan was one of the best I have ever had. Portion sizes were great as well. We ended the dinner with a nice cup of chai. We visited from Texas but if we are ever in Austria, we will be back!

went to indus on my own on a sunday evening , enjoyed an excellent meal, food was very tasty,…read moreawesome and effective service, would highly recommend

Hidden gem. We were on our way to another museum and decided to check them out. Lunch buffet with…read morejust 4 items Monday to Friday. The nan was amazing and the chicken dish was both sweet and savory. The chickpeas were tasty. There is spice to add if you would like it spicier. Mango lasse was so good my daughter got 2!

How often in life do you say "I really want to eat Nepalese food tonight" ? Okay - I agree - you…read moredon't say it much at all .... but all that will change when you eat at Yak und Yeti. Yak und Yeti is my fav ethnic restaurant in my hood. Everything i ever have eaten there i like. To me Nepalese food is a cross between Northern Indian and Tibetan food. The best night here is Thursday night because it's the night of the Momos Special. Now I could prob eat a 1000 Momos at one sitting if I was allowed and I could add the hot sauce on very liberally. And whenever I feel rich which unfortunately is not very often, I order the Lamb Mansahari dish. The combination of flavours is awesome. Dining inside this restaurant is great - i think the atmosphere is really warm and you get to view many Nepalese artifacts. Or if it's summertime, eat under the festive lights in the Schanigarten. You won't see the Himalayan Mountains but drink a lot of beer with your dinner and maybe you think you see them. And don't miss the entrance. It's down a litttle passage off the Hofmühlgasse. I have friends who have walked right by it and never knew it was there. "Hey I really want to eat Nepalese food tonight!"

Elefant & Castle is literally a tiny hole-in-the-wall in trendy Neubau. But it is a popular and…read moretasty hole-in-the-wall. They are known for curries and each week they offer three different ones. It takes a while for the curries to repeat as they have a large repertoire. Curries are offered in small or large portion sizes. I stopped in recently to try out their "Big Brother" curry - yes all the curries are given funny names. The 'Big Brother' was a ginger-coconut beef curry with cashews and aubergine. There are spicy chutneys to add to the dish. And though there are only a few tables (however there is a small Schanigarten in nice weather), I like to eat in here so I can enjoy my curry hot. Elefant & Castle closes at dinner time so lunch or a Jause are the perfect times to enjoy this delicious cooking.

Cute little deli style restaurant. They sell curry or curry…read moreor curry (and sandwiches) which is pretty cool. They don't complicate their lives by trying to do too much. And thats a good thing cause this place is tiny! The food was quite decent but a little on the small side. No toilet which is a bit of a reality nowadays. Staff were friendly and upbeat. This is more of a place to pop into for a quick snack as opposed to a sit down meal but for what it is, it works quite well.

Ate dinner here sitting outside…read more The menu is extensive and reasonably priced by Viennese standards. The unique feature here is that they serve dishes with not too much chilly heat but offer three spicy condiments that allow you add all the heat you will need. Food was absolutely delicious and generous quantities. Dinner for two with beer and gin and tonics came to just under €50 which I was happy with. I ate too much of course and had fun chatting with two groups from England at tables next to us. We will return here again I'm sure. On a side note I left my hat in error. Can back next day, they hadn't opened yet but my hat was inside and I was able to retrieve it.

One of Vienna's best Indian restaurants lies in the charming Spittelberg neighborhood of Vienna. It…read moreis called Zum Moghulhof. This is a popular eatery with the locals but many people also come from across Vienna to eat here. It is very attractive on the inside with many Indian artifacts and paintings. But of course it's the food that draws the crowds. What I like about Zum Moghulhof is that they serve Thali platters - in fact four different ones. Too few western restaurants serve Thali but they are a tasty Indian adventurous meal - yes you never know what exactly will be on a Thali platter. I ordered the mixed meat & vegetable one, and very much enjoyed the various Indian treats. Their condiment offerings which include a mango chutney and a spicy red sauce add to the flavors. One small suggestion concerning the condiments - they should always be refilled for each dining party. I don't like to find table condiments or relishes with only a little left. All in all though, I can see no reason why Zum Moghulhof won't continue to attract many diners to come through its doors and dine like a Moghul in Vienna!