Everything was as advertised: beautiful interior, delicious food, and lots of it. Saffron chicken…read morewas super tender; the kabobs were great and the portion was gigantic. The herbs and vegetables were so fresh. Parsley normally has no flavor, in my view, but it does here, as does the mint and tarragon. My wife has a stew with preserved lemons and lentils--also very tasty. We did find one of the eggplant apps a touch salty, but otherwise very good.

Amazing amazing restuarant w such a great food. Staff extremely friendly…read moreIf u are traveling to vienna or live there and have not tried

Very good restaurant excellent service, staff always smiling and ready to help and very warm and…read moreprofessional. Not cheap (but honestly it is normal for a place like this) but the amount of food, the quality of the service, the quality of the food served and also the ambience are worth the extra bucks. I can only recommend it to anyone that would like to try Arab cuisine. I can especially recommend the Baba Ganoush and the mix grill meat teller (the meat tastes delicious and is really soft).

So here's the thing…read more.. Food is really good. I had some kubbeh as well as the regular bamia, while my friend had the vegetarian bamia. Service was excellent. Our waiter was attentive and friendly. But, it's clear that the owners/management are just going through the motions. The restaurant was more than 75% empty, which shouldn't be the case for a beautiful restaurant, good staff, and good food. The marketing and care just isn't there. Even when going to the bathroom you can see doors open and a carelessness about back of house that tells you that the owners don't mind losing money on weeknight dinner service. It could be because they make it up elsewhere or because they want a tax write-off. Either way, it puts a bit of a damper on an otherwise nice dining experience.

I really enjoyed this Persian restaurant, and mostly because of the service. Having been in Vienna…read morefor two years I have forgotten what attentive "happy-to-help" service is. The owner is Persian, I would guess at Iranian since the menu has a few Iranian specialities, and is really friendly. He gave us good recommendations on which dishes to get and taught us how to make our Iranian rice (with egg, tomato, butter and onion. Yum). The food was tasty - the rice was delicious. We were there at lunch and I have to say that the atmosphere wasn't that great but the food and service made up for it.

Melanzanie was ok, not specially tasty and main courses - kebab and rice/salad good and…read morewalnut/pomegranate/duck stew also good. Portions ok for price though more expensive dishes at E13+ a little overpriced. Service was good. Overall an averagely good restaurant.

Amazing Food Great Service…read more Friendly staff Highly recommended, they have music as well

Excellent restaurant, tasty and delicious food. Family friendly place and worm welcoming staff…read more Will definitely go there again soon. Wish you a great success.

It's been one hour and fifteen minutes and still have not have been served!.... verrrrrry verrrrrry…read moreslow.... bordering on amateur service!

From the owner: Eine Prise persische Lebensfreude, einen Hauch europäisches Design und reichlich wienerischen…read moreSchmäh in einen Kochtopf gepackt, kräftig umgerührt und mit Liebe zum Detail zubereitet und in familiärer freundschaftlicher Atmosphäre serviert. - AREZU - modern persian cuisine. AREZU stammt aus dem persischen und bedeutet WUNSCH, VERLANGEN und HOFFNUNG. Wir verbinden damit intensive Kundenbetreuung. Wir lesen Ihre Wünsche von Ihren Lippen ab. Wir wecken Ihr Interesse und Verlangen nach persischer Kultur und bringen Ihnen die vielfältige persische Küche näher. Sie als unseren Kunden gewinnen zu dürfen, ist ein Geschenk. Die Hoffnung ist das Grundprinzip unseres Lebens, die uns auf den Beinen hält und immer wieder aufbaut. Die Hoffnung ist unser Antrieb, unsere Motivation nicht aufzugeben, nach vorwärts zu blicken und unseren Träumen zu folgen!

Wenn es um persisches Essen geht, dann nur Apadana (in Wien). Köstliche Gerichte werden serviert,…read morees lohnt sich jedoch, sich im Voraus zu informieren, welches der persischen Gerichte für einen selbst geeignet ist. Meine Frau ist Iranerin, daher weiß sie genau, wie man die Qualität der Speisen richtig einschätzt. Die Gerichte, die auf dem Bild zu sehen sind, haben wir heute gegessen. Gheyme (vegetarisch), Ghorme Sabzi, und Shirazi Salat

I searched it on Yelp to go for lunch. It was shown in the yelp that the restaurant would be open…read moreup to 3 pm. I hired a taxi and when reached the restaurant at 1:30 pm it was closed. It was so disappointing! Be careful in believing Yelp straightaway. Double check by calling the place where you decide to visit based on Yelp's suggestion.

Horrible food. Most of us are vegetarians. The noodle and bean soup looked and tasted like grass…read more No one ate it after a couple of spoonfuls. The chicken dish smelled, tasted and looked like all the spices in the gravy were burnt. The only other veg dishes were all based on eggplant. That was the only edible food. Don't go there if you're looking to be satisfied, because you won't be.

Really fantastic Persian food. The menu is not overloaded but still enough choices for variety. All…read moredishes we have tried so far have been done very well. My favorite is the grilled eggplant dip "Mirsa Ghassemi", which also happens to be vegan. They have vegetarian and vegan options in addition to the tasty meat kebabs. In Persian cooking the rice is the start of the dish so don't be surprised by the mound of rice served, it's very tasty. The service is very friendly and helpful. The prices are extremely reasonable. Highly recommend!