Probably the best meal I had while in Vienna…read more The service was the most attentive I've experienced in Europe, with wait staff coming by constantly to check on the meal and see if you need anything. The food was epic. We had three starters to kick things off, followed by a dinner made up of multiple plates of dim sum dumplings. Every single item was a winner. Most shocking moment: The curry dumplings were actually spicy. I'm sad I don't live here, because I'd come weekly.

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.

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 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!

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.

From the owner: Teppanyaki Buffet…read moreWok-Grill Sushi Desserts

Business has offered me travel a lot around world, and been always seeking Korean restaurants…read moreeverywhere I land. Visited many Korean restaurants in many countries from US to EU, and I found Yori is belong to the top tier. Service seems depending on the time of the day as usual, but flexible enough to accommodate me despite arrival during break time between 4 and 6 PM that I didn't know. Now I recognize the opening time is corrected at Yelp. Overall for service, comfortable to give 4 and half stars. Food is the most important to me as I've always looked for authenticity of Korean dishes. There are lots of places serving fusion, not authentic Korean dishes around world, which make perfect sense to me because they're supposed to serve local clients, non Korean. Therefore I don't intend to claim anything negative to those places serving fusion Korean dishes. However, Yori seems to be a rare Korean restaurant around world where is brave enough to serve AUTHENTIC Korean traditional taste to Vienna folks..! Of course, everyone has different tastes, but I dare you to try all menu items there and I'm confident to say that most Korean traditional menu dishes are authentic. For your reference, my favorite consists of Kimchi Jeon as a starter or appetizer, Sundubu JJigae as main, and Nokcha Icecream as a desert. There is Very Berry Soju if you're caring for a Korean alcoholic beverages. This is a Soju cocktail with pretty reddish visual... I loved it. This is my 3rd visit to Vienna for last 6 months and I'll come every quarter, but no longer worry to discover a Korean restaurant fulfilling my craving for Korean food. This makes my stay at Vienna simply more pleasant..! I would give 5 and half stars on food. Taken all together, five star with two thumbs up...! P.s. Vienna is a gorgeous place with rich history and music... can't wait for next visit...!

I ordered the beef ramyun - it was suppose to be spicy, however, I am mexican and was expecting…read moresomething actually spicy. Maybe bc i am in Vienna, Austria the spice tolerance lvl is low. The place itself looks very nice. Nothing memorable.

I was pleasantly surprised to find this place at the Wien Mitte Mall, right in the food court where…read moreMcDonald's and a couple of other places have their business. The quality of the food is really good and the prices are very reasonable. This place is sort of an Asian fusion restaurant; you can easily order sushi as well as some Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese inspired dishes. That being said, don't expect a huge variety of the various foods above; you have a little bit of this and a little bit of that, and for a place like this, which is a casual dining place, it's suffice. Some of the delicious starters are the fried chili chicken wings as well as the shrimps, though as a friend of mine told me, he wasn't really a fan of the shrimps because it had a little bit too much breading on it. The lunch specials are a very good value. For as little as € 7, you can get a plate of crispy duck with mixed vegetables, a scoop of rice, and a bowl of soup. There are also other various dishes as well as specials on the sushi and the noodle soup. The customer service at this place is great. The people there are very friendly and accommodating. Whenever I have the day off, and don't have to worry about coming in to work my regular shift at my job, this is also a place I like to go to have a quality budget meal and a couple of beers. Although there is absolutely nothing wrong with the fast "Noodle Box" stands all around town, this is the type of place that I prefer to go to, a casual restaurant where I can sit down, have a few beers and some appetizers or a meal, and just chill out. If anything at all, perhaps it would be better to eat here first before going to the Interspar Supermarket for your groceries. I've always heard that you should never go grocery shopping when you're hungry, so you end up purchasing more than you need! So this is the place to go to fill up before doing that.

Hello! We were there this month February on Saturday the 9th, when they had a new terminal. As I…read morepaid with my card, they had to call to the bank or I dont know where, because the payment didnt go thru and we were waiting about 10mins until I was able to try it again. They told me to not be worried, that the first payment didnt go thru and I wont be charged twice. Well I am, both same payments did go thru so I paid for one food twice. They didnt even refunded/returned the payment, they just took it! Very unfair!