Life as a Half Japanese Bastard can be hard sometimes…read more True it has its ups with being allowed to be geeky, nerdy and pervy.. whilst pointing at others telling them, that they don't understand my highly evolved culture. But as these cravings come and go like the uncontrolled ramblings of a madman. There are others, which are harder to satisfy... like getting a good rice cooker which has more functions than "cook" and "warm"(not that I'd use them.. but it's always nice to have the option, ne?). Bonito Flakes, Sweet Potato flour and blue nori for my delicious Okonomiyaki. The right Curry Dices from several brands, so my famous Curry Udon doesn't taste the same. Tsukemono for my cleansing Rice, Tofu and pickled Vegetables dishes. I could go on and on .. but I guess that I made my point. If all other Asian Shops fail in satisfying my needs, Nippon Ya is my last resort to receive my precious items. I know what you think: "Isamu you noodle slurping, stereotypical Geek-Jap... why don't you just go there in the first place?" The answer is pretty simple: Though they have a great selection on japanese brand products, including tea kettles, Yukatas, books, Dvds and so on, their price range is above all other Asian Shops, unless there is a "Dai-Seeru"(Big Sale) It is a shop run by Japanese for Japanese living in Austria and their specialization and charm allow them to put their price range into that league. But as my money is always short, I only go there, if I don't have anywhere else to get several products. On a side note: they sometimes have special cooking occasions, where one can join... charming^_^

Good quality , Good product overall good experience u am fully Satisfied , you all good quality of…read moreIndian preserve food

It's in a touristy area, but not a lot of tourists were inside so that was kinda cool. Spar seems…read moreto be better in quality than Billa, but I'm not from here so I'm probably wrong. It's actually much bigger inside than I realized. Husband went to grab some beer and there was a corner I hadn't even seen before. They had an Asian section with fake Sriracha! The chips section was bigger than their cheese section, but the candy/chocolate selection was the biggest so if you wanted to buy treats to take home, they've definitely got plenty. This might just be an Austrian thing, but their bananas were on sale and were still pretty expensive. 1.99 Euros for a kilo?!?! Really impressed by the variety they had: pomegranates, cactus fruit, mangos, pineapples. The sale flyers are right by the entrance, next to the baskets. It's worth grabbing and skimming through, because we saw baguettes were 0.89 Euros each and grabbed several. If you want fancy cheese, it's right behind the tower of Mozart balls, but the cheaper brie and Laughing Cow-type cheeses are on the other side by the yogurts.

Spar is a solid spot to source souvenirs of the edible Viennese variety like Manner wafers (a…read morefavourite of Austrian-born Arnold Schwarzenegger) and Mozartkugeln (layered marzipan and nougat covered in dark chocolate.) You'll also find plenty of snacks (Kettle Chips!) and wine (local white is better than local red) here along with the usual grocery staples: milk, cheese, cereal, charcuterie.

A great middle sized supermarket that is well stocked and neat. They have a nice variety of any…read moregrocery items you need including coffee, bakery, sausages (we were hunting down the bratwurst), cheeses, and fresh pasta. A convenient option if you don't want to eat out.