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 : )

I came here for some dinner and oh boy was it delicious, I'm talking about the orange chicken or as…read morethey call it here sweet and sour chicken i don't have too much to share but the service was fine, 5 stars would come again

Was on my way to McDonalds after finishing a walking tour and i was starving. I passed it on the…read moreway and glad i stopped in. Most definitely hit the spot. The food was prepared quickly, very tasty and great price. I would definitely recommend. Already planning my return. I didn't give it 5 stars because the servers weren't very attentive but that didn't matter. The food was great and my meal prepared quickly and came out fresh and hot off the wok.

It was fine. It was quick and tasty, but the chicken and the fish were not "that fresh". You could…read moretell they were fried several hours ago... But for the price I think it was very decent

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.

I realize that Naschmarkt is extremely touristy and loud, but I had wandered around for a good hour…read moretrying to decide what to eat and I'm so glad that I ended up here. The staff was incredibly courteous and to my relief, they spoke Mandarin to me (since I don't speak a lick of German). They sent out some items compliments of the chef, and the portions were all more generous than I expected. I really enjoyed their Thai coconut soup (Tom Ka Gai). One of the servers took 30 minutes to explain all the sights I should try to see in Vienna, and drew me a map and wrote everything down. Also, they have an indoor area that is air conditioned in case you're seeking refuge from the heat!

If you're in the Naschmarkt area and feeling hungry, Li's Cooking is a good place to stop to eat…read more Their menu features sushi as well as cooked dishes from asia (chinese, thai curry). I got some sushi and it was very nice. Like most non-4-star sushi places in Vienna, your choices of fish are tuna, salmon, whitefish/butterfish, and shrimp. Li's also had some eel. I tried their mega futo maki roll, which is the kitchen sink of sushi rolls. Packed inside the rice and seaweed were tuna, salmon, shrimp, cucumber, and avocado. To top it off, there was a sweet mango dipping sauce for the rolls. Tasty, but so big that fitting it into my mouth became an engineering wonder! They make their own ginger iced tea, which was excellent and sweetened with honey. Just make sure to mix it to get the honey off the bottom of the glass. The service was decent and pretty standard for Vienna.

We had SUCH a lovely experience here and we were so lucky to have snagged a table!…read more My friend and I had been shopping all day and were ready to take a break and get some dinner. We walked in and were told we could stay downstairs and eat, or go upstairs and try that restaurant- which was more sushi based and Asian infusion. We decided to go upstairs as the food sounded delicious and the views of the cathedral were amazing. We were seated quickly and ordered spritz's and wine. The menu all sounded amazing, but my friend and I both decided to get the build you own stir fry with chicken. The food was delicious and fresh, and it was definitely nice to eat after eating a lot of bread and cheese throughout our trip :) The server was wonderful and so helpful. We were so happy to end our day here on such a great note!

What We Ate: Pea and Mint soup, Baby spinach salad with caramelized eggplant, Inside out tuna roll,…read moreclassic wok Would Recommend? No Watered down, hotel pan-Asian fusion restaurant with a partial view of the cathedral. Shockingly included in the Michelin guide, despite the many, many red flags of being a hotel pan-Asian fusion restaurant in Vienna. Service is relatively slow, so allocate ample time. Standouts (positive and negative): Pea and Mint soup (4/5): Tasty and came with a small, cheesy gougere-y bonus. Baby spinach salad with caramelized eggplant (0/5): Aggressively dressed (WET) spinach with a few small chunks of eggplant scattered throughout. After some attempt to scrape the immensely salty miso dressing off each leaf, we gave up and pushed aside the 21€ salad.

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.

Very good all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet restaurant. One of the best, actually! What's especially…read moregreat about this restaurant is that they don't use MSG at all! That's something you won't get at other Chinese buffet restaurants or even most of the restaurants in town. The dishes are not salty and they are kept hot the whole time. They refill constantly in small portions so everything are fresh. Service here is super friendly and professional. They all spoke perfect German and some English as well! Restaurant inside is modern and clean. Lunch buffet costs 7.6€ per person but you can also order dishes from the menu. They also offer take away and house delivery to certain districts close by. They have many different types of sushi and maki (not only the usual salmon and cucumber but also shrimp, tuna, etc...), good egg drop chicken soup, fried rice and noodles, different dishes and their red curry with shrimp was amazing!!! Tons of really big shrimps and they were shelled! I also loved the seaweed salad and the chicken salad. They have a whole bag of fortune cookies on the counter so you can take as many as you want, great for kids! For dessert they have pudding, fruits and the typical fried bananas. Really happy to have found this restaurant. It makes you feel comfortable eating here. Will definitely be going again!

We discovered Liu's Wok on a lunchtime. We recently moved offices and have been discovering our new…read moreBezirk, This is a chain of asian restaurants offering Chinese/Japanese cuisine. The one in the 18th district offers a very reasonably priced "eat-all-you-want" buffet on a lunchtime (not sure about the evening...). The options were good: a choice of two soups, several types of rice/noodles and several main courses including a meat-free dish. The food was very good! The only reason I am giving it 4 stars and not 5 is because they cheated with the drinks...We ordered Cola Light and it definitely wasn't Cola Light. It was more like Peter Kay's Roller Cola (joke for the Brits) - in other words really cheap stuff that didn't taste good. I would definitely still go back and order something safer to drink ;)