My sister in law decided to randomly stop in here for Chinese for lunch one day. While we don't…read moreusually try Chinese on vacation in Vienna, I can't say it was bad. It was in the middle of an extreme heatwave so they had fans out for the customers. They sat us right away and then moved us closer to a better fan when a table became available. The pad Thai and fried rice were both pretty good. We also order spring rolls and soup dumplings which were fine, but I wouldn't order those items again. I would get the fried rice and noodles again. If you're looking for Chinese food in Vienna, would recommend.

That food was so good. Fresh, steaming hot, very flavorful. The service was fast and accurate…read more The place could use a paint job, but the great food made up for it.

Overpriced and disappointing. Shared hot pot with nothing extra is 1.50. Total came out to be 47…read moreeuros with the dim sum. Come out disappointed. Note this is cash only. Handing my 50 euro bill felt ripped off since it was not worth it. The Asian waitress has an attitude when servicing us. I really regret leaving a tip once I walked out the restaurant. Mind you I'm Asian myself but American. Probably have a stick up her ass that day. If you eat a fair share of hot pot. The place isn't worth it. Dim sum was underwhelming also. Skip it if you can. Worse meal to start at Vienna.

Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read moreFood: 4/5 Coming from Vancouver, a spot with lots of delicious dim sum places, I wasn't sure how I would find the food at this place across the world, but I was craving it enough to try! We walked over on a Friday night and almost didn't go in because it looked like it was closed from the outside, but it's actually open, just super dark on the inside! It was extremely busy and since we didn't have a reservation the only spots available for the two of us were at the bar which we didn't mind. To start, I ordered the garlic bok choy and got the veggie dim sum as my main. The starter was delicious! As for the dim sum, it was pretty good too! Another really cool item on the menu was the vegan hot pot which I've never seen anywhere else and would have loved to try but you can't order it if you're sitting at the bar. The service was overall really friendly, even though it was a bit delayed, but this seems to be the norm in Vienna so nothing atypical. As for the ambiance, it's a pretty big restaurant and I like the fact that it is dark, but it was a smidge TOO dark because we had to use the light from our phones to be able to read the menu. Overall this spot is a nice dim sum place if you're looking for one in Vienna! I definitely recommend making a reservation though since it gets busy!

Nice Cantonese food, the owner is from Hong Kong and the food is authentic. This is our dinner for…read morethe trip and nice ending.

poor service! bad ktichen!…read more because of a shrimp allergy we orderd meals without shrimps and informed the waiter - guess what we got!? After claiming the wrong dish - we received duck with so much pepper that we couldn't taste the meat.

Very good Chinese restaurant for Dim Sum and noodles. I shared some Dim Sum with a friend and they…read morewere all tasty and properly filled. Then, I ate a very tasty and fulfilling bowl of (handmade) noodles. Service is rather quick, food is cheap and portions are generous: you cannot go wrong.

This restaurant is very small and isn't looking very welcoming at first…read more.. But the warm smiles of our waitress convinced us to enter. And the food was definitely worth the try! Their specialty (the Dim Sum of course!) are indeed very good, the dough was perfect, the filling too with fresh veggies and whole shrimps inside! The rest of the long and quite untypical menu took us a while to read and then to choose, but our meals were very good too! Too fat for me I'm afraid, but the spices were perfectly dosed. I enjoyed my meal, even if I didn't expect to get a fish soup when I ordered fish and vegetables ;) As for the drinks, they have a lot of imported beverages from Asia. Beware though: if you arrive past 8pm, it might be full already!... It is quite successful apparently :)

I will not recommend as a Chinese tourist to Vienna. I…read moreordered some rice noodle and chicken. Chicken was over cooked and rice noodle was not cooked probably either. Environment was kaos and feels not so hygentic.

Excellent dim sum right next to Naschmarkt. The food is quite authentic and the prices are quite…read morereasonable. Definitely would recommend if you're craving Chinese food in Vienna.

Large group will take awhile to serve. All you can eat for 22 euro if you got time to spend. The…read morewait might take awhile. We stay from 7:30pm to 10pm. Eating and drinking the night away. Appetizers are decent. The dumpling are good; grab two of each. Final dish is the giant hotpot. The pretty host (one who can speak english and wear glasses) is amazing. Very lovely lady. She gave us a few home made ginseng schnapps and it was amazing.

This all-you-can-eat Chinese hot pot spot is all about quantity over quality. For 22 euros a…read moreperson, they bring everything out: - Appetizers - Dim sum: shu mai, mochi, etc. - Bbq meats - Veggies: spinach, assorted mushrooms, potato, lotus root, taro, etc. - Tofu and fish balls - Meats: lamb, beef, shrimp, mussels, clams, squid, baby octopus The selection is admirable, but the quality isn't 5 stars. The beef wasn't that tender, and I'm not sure if the seafood was that fresh. That said, the staff is very friendly and the variety alone for the price justifies at least 4 stars.

It's said that this is Vienna's top3 sushi restaurant. It's been our 10th sushi restaurant we've…read morevisited in Vienna after checking out reach top google rates sushi spots. The special thing is their tuna. They buys whole tuna and cut it themselves. We ordered a tuna set for 30€ that consisted of 4 nigiris and 2 pieces of sashimi. It was good but not worth the 30€. The toro ist not as fatty and a bit chewy like in Japan but not as fresh. The rolls were ok, nothing in particular. We've had better and more authentic sushi in Vienna

We really enjoyed this place-- the host gave us a nice large table and food was very good. Ate…read morefrom the Chinese part of the menu, the dim sum and everything as well as the drinks was good. Only negative was that when I got the check, which was about 90 for 2 people, the waiter was very aggressive asking for his tip, telling me about how it's not included in Wien and pushing me to add it onto the credit card. I left him a 10 euro bill and he practically grabbed it out of my hand, was very odd and felt rude, though otherwise everything was great.

I chose this dim sum restaurant because they had turnip cake- one of my favorite foods in the world…read morethat I haven't had in years. It didn't disappoint! I ordered the shrimp in delicate soft dough recommended by the very kind waitress who spoke great English, my turnip cake, a spiced pork bao, and tried a crispy shrimp roll with almonds. Everything was good, by the turnip cake and crispy rolls stood out! The turnip cake was perfect- crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, just the right amount of meat, and tasting delicately of turnip- yes, I wrote "delicate turnip" and meant it! The shrimp roll was crunchy spring roll wrapper around ground shrimp- very good flavor. The thing that was a fabulous surprise was the toasted almonds on the outside- added a different texture and richness- loved them! The bao and shrimp in noodle were both good. The bao had a bit too little filling that was a bit over spiced for me, but still delicious- just different. There a bit too much dough for the two shrimp in the wraps. As I enjoyed my meal in the small but airy restaurant, I noticed a chef there carving duck. The waitress told me that Peking Duck was a specialty. Sadly, my husband wasn't there to get it and share with me, so I ordered the crispy duck roll hoping to get a taste on my own. The duck was amazing! While the roll was a bit greasy (just needed to sit in the basket after a little shake above the fryer), it was such a good combo of flavors with the pine nuts on top! We'll look forward to doing the Peking Duck next visit- the very gracious young people, who borrowed my vinegar earlier, allowed me to take a picture of their table- thank you! They said it was amazing! I should have included pictures or a video of the HUGE dim sum menu- biggest I've seen among all those I considered. If what I had was any indication, I'm sure everything is tasty! Someone try the rice soup (congee) and let us know how it is! I just didn't have room! Took half of what I ordered home!

Amazing gem in the center of Vienna! After several days of Schnitzel we were ready to branch out…read moretonight and Hao was absolutely perfect! The restaurant is located just opposite the Burggarten, and easy to find with Google maps ( a must for tired travelers.) We were able to make same day reservations and were seated immediately when we arrived. The menu was thorough and informative (and available in both German and English.) We ordered Xiao Long Bao (a favorite) and Crispy chicken noodle soup (to try out the house made noodles which came highly recommended.) The water we ordered came chilled(!!) and I added a pot of Ginseng Ginger tea which was presented beautifully and tasted perfect. The Xiao Long Bao came in a steamer of 3- perfect for one person, but one more would have been nice for splitting between two people. The taste made up for it though- they were large, filled with juice, meat and flavor, and HOT. Absolutely delicious. Shortly after our soup arrived and it was perfection. The presentation is reminiscent of a Japanese bento box, with several elements each presented separately- great for allowing the diner to personalize the meal. I'm trying to limit grease intake, so having the friend chicken on a separate plate was an unexpected delight, allowing me to enjoy it without it taking over my meal. There was also a small serving of a kimchi/sauerkraut type cabbage dish, and a plate with onions and cilantro to add to your taste. But the noodle soup is why I'm writing this review. The soup itself was a chicken based broth with the depth of flavor I would expect from a fine dining location. It was rich, silky, and complex. The noodles had the bite that tells you they are fresh not dried- long, perfectly between the thickness of a ramen noodle and an udon noodle, and complimented the broth perfectly. In addition, the soup was filled with fresh, beautiful vegetables-- carrot, bok choy, bean sprouts, broccoli, mushroom, zucchini... In all honesty, this meal was one I will remember for a very long time. If you are in Vienna, add this to you the TOP of your list.

Yummy Asian noodle eatery! Nice change of pace vs. all the wonderful local Bavarian and Austrian…read morefoods. Highly recommend this alternative if you're in the mood for some homemade noodles (ramen) and dumplings, and savory Asian fusion flavors! This was a solid 4.5 rated experience with excellent apps and meals, dish presentation, smiling and efficient service, very quaint ambience. Expect to pay $15-16 euro for soup meals, and $7-10 euro for starters. Reservations accepted but we didn't have a problem as walk in for a table Friday at 7p. Started with the Beijing Duck wraps, crispy sliced duck served with cucumber, scallions and plum sauce which you wrapped in a thin steamed crepe - fantastic, tasty and tender! Quantity was enough for 2 to try, however if hungry, suggest ordering 1 app per person to share. For dinner, we had 1 Veggie/Tofu soup and 1 Braised Pork Ribs noodle soup. These were served very temperature hot, and each meal was filling and hit the spot. Loved the fresh veggies, tasty protein, generous noodle quantity, and plenty of broth. In my opinion, you won't be disappointed on any of their dishes. After a long and cold travel day, this was conveniently located in short walking distance from our hotel and Opera House, so stop in for a quick bite if craving Asian fusion foods. ENJOY!!