Its the Chinese restaurant for when you crave cheap fried Chinese food to cure your hang over…read moreheadache. Actually, we ate sushi here, 18 pieces, 6.20 Euros, decent. The place: Corner of the street (kind of on a triangle intersection), about a 1 minute walk from the metro exit. Has lots of potential inside to be a nice stylish place, but they somehow miss it by one step. Food: Buffet everyday baby, lunch and dinner, so anywhere between 6.50 to 12.50 Euro depending the day and time. They're even open Sundays. The type that makes your arteries scream cause its all fried. Or a lot of it is. Then the deserts have pure candy. That's right baby, coke bottle jellies and the sort. Seems like they also have some pick your own wok thing going, for that, you'll have to go yourself. Bathroom: Ok. Well again, has the potential to be good, but just one thing missing. Can't put my finger on it. Clean, the door closes and the light works. You'd be surprised how exciting that can be. Staff: Friendly. We did take out sushi, and they still sat us at a table while we waited and gave us free tea (well actually I'm sure its left over Christmas punch but whatever, nice). And we only spend 6.20 on take out. So in my book, pretty good. I also want to say that there seems to be a lot of curries, noodles and rice on the menu. I don't speak German but that's what I understood. So there might be a lot more to this place. You can eat here easily around 7 Euros. So, why the three stars? Service was nice, too much fried food, the price was good, but there's just something that doesn't get it to the four star rank. Can't put my finger on it, but I pass there often enough that I'm sure I'd try it again. Can't beat the price.

FANTASTIC!!! I haven't had Chinese this good since... EVER! Can't beat the price - E6.90 lunch…read morebuffet. The atmosphere is just tops, and the food makes my belly sooo happy!

We went there based on a Vienna Würstelstand (Facebook blogazine) recommendation and we booked…read morethrough delinski to save 30% on the bill. First impressions were good as the outside seating area is nice and spacious. The menu looked interested and the starter section looked pretty pricey so we skipped it (ice dream factory is a few doors away :D ). Is ordered calamari risotto and Marina (the gf) ordered calamari and homemade noodles. My meal was black with squid ink... I missed that on the menu. Not a problem but I may have ordered differently if I saw that. Taste was pretty good. But as it was so black it kind of ruined the visual side of enjoying the meal. Plus hard to tell how much calamari there was. Marinas food was good but pretty spicy. I think if you order via delinski it is ok price wise. Otherwise, for the quality I wouldn't go there again. Unless I booked through delinski to drink beer in their garden

I've only been to China Bar once, for an Aperol spritzer one afternoon, and it took FOREVER to get…read morethat drink. After my friend and I sat down, it was easily 10 minutes before anyone came to the table, then another 20 or so before we got our drinks. (No exaggerating.) They weren't even busy... I'm not sure what was going on, but for a mediocre Aperol spritzer, I can find a table in the shade elsewhere in the Seventh District. Granted, the food smelled and looked amazing, so I do plan to go back at some point and give them a second chance. The outdoor seating is nice, and the signs on their bathrooms are worth a second trip.. Each bathroom, women's and men's, has a picture of a different flower to indicate which room it is. It's a totally quirky, unique way to differentiate (and label) the restrooms, although children might have a hard time "getting it" - parental supervision advised!

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.

Damn. This could be the best Crispy Duck dish I've ever eaten…read more.. We wandered in because it was near our AirBnB... it's in a mostly residential area... The service was excellent. I forget what she ordered. Did I mention how amazing the Crispy Duck was???

I am not a huge fan of buffets but I do have to admit they are often good value for money. Bamboo…read moreis probably a little bit above other Chinese buffets in Vienna in variety and the food is basically decent. Of course some things suffer from sitting out a little too long like my sweet & sour soup barely being luke-warm. I didn't find anything outstanding here but I did like that they served sushi and that there were pomegranates in the desert buffet. I also liked that they have a nice selection of sauces. Now what didn't I like about Bamboo. I didn't like the staff working here. They were just not friendly at all and they never once came to clear the used dishes from the table. Also there were no labels at all at the buffet. Sometimes I would like to know what I am selecting to eat. And finally a glass of water here costs 50 cents. Bamboo lies within my district and so there is always a chance for a return visit. But I am trying to think why I would do that!?!

I love that Vienna is very diverse with a wonderful food scene. I enjoy Austrian cuisine especially…read moreViennese sausages mit sauerkraut, but it is nice to have a good Chinese restaurant nearby. You can eat from their lunch/dinner buffet or select raw food items for the grill chef to cook especially to your preference. We were craving Chinese vegetables and seafood after eating lots of meats for the past two weeks. Our selected raw food items were perfectly cooked to order by the grill chef. We also ate from the dinner buffet. Their hot and sour soup, miso soup, sushi and shrimp tempura were excellent. Duck and chicken were also delicious. Sesame balls and various fruits for dessert were a plus. Their happy hour is a good deal between 3:00 to 5:00 pm.

This is still a great place. They serve up all the classic dishes you would expect, but they've…read moreadded some wok dishes to their lunch menu which I must try. They also have a few Thai choices on the lunch menu. I must admit, I haven't tried them yet. I'm usually in the classic Austrian Chinese mood when I come here. They have great prices and friendly service. It's a pity they leave the door to the smoking section wide open even if you point out how smoky the whole restaurant is. It's hard to breathe and you come out with smelly clothes. But, unfortunately, this is common in Austria where non-smokers' rights are consistently and systematically disrespected. It's a comment on the culture in general, not this one place.

Good, authentic Chinese food!…read more The "boiled beef with onions and peppers" tastes good, but I've had better. Plus, a lot of the meat came in incredibly tiny pieces, so that in the end, there's not as much as expected in that pot. The cumin fried rice was also very good. Comes with A LOT of spices though, so it feels oversaturated. Still tastes very good, but it's just that the own flavour of the rice and meat are kinda lost. Similar thing with the lamb skewers: delicious, just a bit too much condiments. And here too, i've had better. Staff was fine, but could be a bit nicer. A simple smile goes a long way.

Delicious and authentic Chinese with large servings and affordable prices alongside the…read moreNaschtmarkt. Friends enjoyed their beef noodle soup. The seafood dry pot (ganguo) was also amazing. Filled with shrimp, clams, mussels, squid, and cauliflower doused in a fiery chili oil, the dish can feed several people! We tried to go on a weekend night and it was packed - a Wednesday evening was much calmer and we easily got a table.

Very beautiful pavilion that feels very authentic and reflective of real Chinese pavilion/garden…read moreenvironment! 6 stars for the environment, honestly. Food was good too--pretty authentic for Vienna. Service was a bit slow, but there was a lot of customers. This is clearly a popular place, and we were lucky to snag a table for the three of us outside without a reservation. We tried the following dishes: - Beef tripe (authentic version) - excellent! Tasted just like the real deal. Spicy, flavorful, and generous portions of meat. - Stir-fried fresh garlic sprouts with shredded pork - great, and I particularly enjoyed the refreshing crispiness of the garlic sprouts. - Stir-fried beef strips with green pepper - not the best green pepper beef dish I've had, but okay enough. The dish was a bit mushy for me. - Fried glass noodles with vegetables (side dish) - good light and simple dish. Larger portion than I'd expect for a side dish. - Martini extra dry - good drink with a nice amount of dryness (without being too dry). - Martini rossa - good but certainly has a sweet and bold flavor.

I enjoyed my lunch at Sichuan, but the food was disappointing…read more The location is spectacular. It's a beautiful spot to eat, within a gorgeous walled garden at the edge of the Donaupark. I had the lunch special which costs 10 Euro including dessert. The starter was "spicy cucumber salad". It was fine. The main was stir-fried duck with vegetables & steamed rice. The duck had extremely overcooked; it had already been cooked before it was stir-fried and recooked. Since it had been cooked so many times and for so long, it had a tough, dry, unpleasant texture, which is unfortunate, since duck in Chinese cuisine is typically juicy & succulent. The rest of the dish (vegetables) were fine, but there wasn't much flavour. Thankfully, they provided soy sauce & chili sauce that I could use to season the food. The dessert was deep-fried banana. Lychee juice was fine (3.60 Euro) Service was good. I'd be fine with trying Sichuan again, since it's possible that the dish with the recooked duck was just particularly bad... although I don't like that they served re-cooked duck meat without letting customers know that's what we're ordering.