A great spot next to the Uni-Campus at Altes AKH. Not big, but I always found a place to sit there…read more Cosy. Great interior, lots of different furniture and stencils on the walls. On your way to the toilet you can glimpse into the kitchen, where they cook a different soup & main course each day. Mostly, but not always, vegan. If you are not so hungry, you find smaller meals on the menu. And a huge range of drinks (including mate ice tea). Cheaper than other places, I suppose. My favorite place next to Universität Wien.

A very nice place, where you donate as much as you want for the (always veggie) food. Staff is very…read morefriendly and the atmosphere is nice and calm. It can get a bit crowded in the evenings..

I really don't like being the one jerk to give this place below a 4, but I feel like none of these…read morereviewers have had good, authentic Korean food before:/. I'm a little confused because most of these dishes are heavily Korean inspired, but there's no mention of it. The website and menu describe the food as being "Asian fushion" and also Chinese, Taiwanese, and Japanese. I will say, to their credit, that it was all very inexpensive, and the food was a refreshing and welcomed change from eating Austrian food for days. I had the pork belly buns and beef kimchi tacos. Both were okay, not amazing. The buns were better than the tacos, which had barely any meat or kimchi in them. They have a limited menu, and are mainly a take-away establishment. They have 3 crammed tables. If you're in the area and are having a really specific craving for Korean food, check it out. Otherwise, there are probably better food options in naschmarkt.

To start, I went here mostly based on it's yelp profile. My go to around here is usually more…read moretraditional, but with that being said, Yong Streetfood delivers on taste and quality. This small pan-asian global fusion restaurant is just across from the naschmarkt and they do suffer from some of its touristy inflation. I got the Jianbing (crepe on the right) and the hashimaki (on left. They both cost about the same but the Jianbing is easily twice as filling but half as portable. This place was a nice stop to satisfy my craving for asian streetfood but not someplace I'd go if I was only in town for a day or two.

Xiao long bao... in Wien... awesome! I am so glad I found this place. The husband and I were…read morewondering around Wien, fairly lost, and we came across Chang. I was so excited to get some Asian food after eating heavy Polish, Austrian, and Hungarian food for a week. We got the xiao long bao and the dan dan noodles. The bao were very good, especially with the spicy sauce they have on the table. They were not the best bao I have had in the world, but they were very good. The dan dan was light, with fresh vegetables and a ton of flavor. I was definitely the one eating the bits of pork one by one with my chopsticks (and wishing I was licking the bowl). I would highly recommend this place. PS this place was fairly reasonably priced for Wien.. about 20 Euro for the two of us.

Long wait for food on a Friday evening at 8pm despite moderate guest load…read more Staff is super friendly. Ordered Curry Laksa - my standard dish here - in the veggies version. EUR 9.80 Flavors of the broth are awesome! Just love it (now that XO Noodles folded the best in town). Maybe too spicy for some though. Other notable dishes are the Japanese Tofu appetizer, among others. I come here often but rarely ever venture beyond my Curry Laska soup : )

Tibet Restaurant is a long-running and popular eatery around the corner from the Volksoper. It's a…read moreperfect pre-show destination. When you walk in, you feel like you have left the western world behind and at once reappeared in Lhasa, Tibet. The décor is part of the dining experience here. And if you would like some of the art or decorations to go home with you, there is a Tibetan shop adjacent to the restaurant. Recently a quick but filling bite to eat before meeting a friend for an early performance at the Volksoper was what I needed. I decided to order something actually not Tibetan but from the neighboring country of Bhutan. And that is the Bhutanese national dish of Ema Datshi. This spicy and cheese-filled sauce and rice dish was perfect - especially accompanied by an oft-folded Tibetan Ting Mo to take the edge off of the spiciness. Service was nice enough and I left happy. My favorite Tibetan restaurant had come through again!

Great restaurant with delicious food and calm-down tibetan atmosphere. The food here is tasty, they…read moreoffer authentic tibetan food and also some international dishes like indian curries. In this restaurant they use delicous spices and well-steamed vegetables and tasty meat. I never was disappointed when eating lunch or dinner here. The only thing maybe can be complained is, that they sometimes use a bit too much salt in my opinion. The taste experience is somewhere between chinese and indian style food, but have their individual taste anyway, and can not be compared to instant food here around. The waiters are friendly and open for special wishes, but for people who are in hurry maybe this is not the right restaurant, because as it's a "slow-food" restaurant, also at lunch time, you will not always be served within few minutes. Usually I get my food in between 5-10 minutes, but sometimes also had to wait for 15-20 minutes. But for this type of restaurant and the freshly cooked food in my opinion totally acceptable. The atmosphere is cozy, quiet and almost a bit meditative, because of the music they play and the tibetan-spiritual decoration they have and the incense smell in the air :) For people who want to relax and calm down from the daily hectic the perfect place!

Ended up here on a Tuesday evening. We were seated right away and the service was super friendly…read more They speak great English which helps this non-German speaker. They offer gluten free soy sauce and several gf options. I was not terribly hungry so I ordered the salmon and avocado rolls. The cut rolls are called Hosi Maki here. The avocado was not ripe enough but okay. The salmon roll was good. I also ordered ginger tea which was just what was needed on this frigid night. I recommend this spot and would come back!

Asian fusion always mean you dunno what you will get. The most bizarre interpretation and mix of…read moreflavors. Tried their sushi rolls/sets, stir fry, kushiyaki, and soups - the only item I would recommend to others would be their hot and sour soup. Rolls were dry. Stir fry was clumpy. Kushiyaki wasn't fried but topped with a bunch of strange marinade/sauces. The hot and sour soup had the perfect balance of flavors however. Topped with scallions and crunchy diced peppers - loved every bite. Would totally get a second bowl and just ask for rice next time.

- Centrally located - Free WiFi…read more- International young & friendly staff - Some vegan breakfast options: look for that oatmeal w orange & apple, unsweetened blueberries smoothie - fresh sweet & savory cakes - Reasonable prices

To be quite honest this is probably the worst food I have had thus far in Europe. I have been in…read moreVienna for 3 days. I walked in off the street since it was nearby accorsing to yelp. I ordered a Salmon dish which was really bad. I think the fish was rotten. Then I tried to play ot safe by ordering a cheese plate. That was also really just BAD. It came with 3 different types of cheese two of which were stale. I also ordered a beer while I was there. The beer came and it was only half way poured. As I was a guest in a new country I wasn't going to say anything. Then I noticed that the table right next to me had ordered the same exact beer and it was poured beyond the half way line. They ordered a second beer which was also poured beyond the half way line. So I asked the waitress and she said that the line was the point it should be filled to and that the foam shouldn't be a problem for me. Once again I looked around the room filled with beers and realized that no one else had their beet poured like mine, but I did not want to argue so I simply said thank you. Long story short, the food is terrible, the waitress was not polite or attentive and neither was the bar tender who served beer. also the food is really overpriced considering how bad it is. I DO NOT RECCOMEND this place. Especially if you are American they seem to be biased and don't want American customers.

I spotted this restaurant on Google Maps, conveniently located around the corner from our hotel,…read moreand I'm so glad we enjoyed a meal here! This place was hopping on a Monday night! Even so, we were greeted promptly and only had to wait a few minutes for a table to open up. The location and outdoor seating is enjoyable-- a bit quieter since it is off the main street although still good people watching. We even spotted a man riding a bicycle in a full tux (with tails!) + an instrument case on his back, presumably on this way to a nearby performance. On to the food-- they were highlighting a number of dishes featuring chanterelles, which are/were in season. I got their pork cordon bleu, which was stuffed with ham, cheese, and chanterelles and my honey got a mixed mushroom risotto. My dish came with a salad with lots of fresh veggies. Everything was absolutely delicious. Something I particularly appreciated was observing their flexibility with dietary needs. Someone next to us mentioned an allergy and the server (who also happens to be the owner) quickly pointed out all of her options. I think the only potential downside is that they are a cash-only establishment. This was fine for us, because we were on the tail end of our trip with some remaining euros to spend. There are also ATMs nearby.

Amazing Wiener Schnitzel! One of the few with genuine veal schnitzel. On a weekday, reservations…read morewere full. We were lucky to arrive right when it opened and they had couple of tables available. We love the outside seating in a quirt street. I tried the "American fried chicken" as I am not a fan of veal, but had a bite and I enjoyed the taste. My chicken was delicious. It was bone in, but incredibly moist and crunchy. It was not greasy at all! I also love the potato salad. It had a good combination of sour taste to it. Austrian potato salad is something everyone needs to experience. I really did not want the experience to end! It was THAT good!

We had a pre-dinner drink one evening and then went back the next evening for drinks and a casual…read moredinner at this cute spot near our hotel. Friendly and charming staff, good drinks. The food menu isn't extensive, but we left happily satisfied. The place is quiet early in the evening and patrons spill onto the sidewalk later.

Even if you are visiting a place and want to eat the local fare, you can start craving something…read moredifferent and that's why we tried this particular Place rather small and I think they that a good regular patrons they surely had tourists drop in the menu was rather limited but as the ow er did the would make us a turning we wanted so we had some good Rhône wine and merlot,some bruschetta and pasta one with bolonase and one with oil,garlic and other spices and bacon. A little Spivey but mixed with the bolonaise was Very good. Lovely night when you are made to feel like special diners Nice night. Good experience. Highly recommend