I apologize ahead of time for being half-Vietnamese and thus extremely critical of Vietnamese food,…read moreeven in other countries. Having said that this place is very good. The broth matched some of the better places in Vietnamese-populated areas of the states. The beef was not prepared "correctly" that is, finely sliced and left to cook in the broth; the meat was kind of shredded and already cooked. Still, it was tender. You won't get to mix and add your extras as the basil and bean spouts are already added (don't usually like the latter but hey-ho). You'll get to spritz a bit of lemon in yourself, but that's about it. The lady serving and taking orders has a beautiful smile and a comforting presence. I'm glad this was my last meal in Vienna.

Small place but ppl eat quickly and leave. Friendly staff. Pho was all right but a little salty…read more They accept cc which is nice.

Small & authentic spot right by a busy train station. Pho was delicious, hearty, & reasonably…read morepriced. Stumbled upon it by accident but glad I came in!

GREAT FOOD, Great friendly service, clean, roomy and beautifully decorated interior makes SAIGON a…read moremust to to spot whenever you're in Wolfsberg, Austria. We were craving Asian food after a few day of traveling in Austria, and learned that there's a few streets (really only a few restaurant) in this area similar to a "Chinatown". Though there's no Chinatown per se, we found Saigon!! And we could t be happier. A hearty hot bowl of pho soup, excellent spring rolls, and authentic Vietnamese iced coffee. We were happy as a clam and our tummies satisfied. Also got our Asian food / noodles / hot soup fix!!! The owner is super friendly and helpful, along with other workers. Highly recommended!

The food and service and atmosphere was great. We came for lunch and were seated immediately -…read moreordered the fresh rolls, water spinach, pho, and vegetable curry. Delicious!!! :) bathrooms were clean too.

Craving Asian food while in Vienna? Many choices. This is a "small-ish" restaurant with a broad…read morerange of Vietnamese offerings. Beef stew with rice was nicely spiced,served with bread or rice. The beef pho special was pleasant. The broth was mild, perhaps a bit salty, and served wide noodles (think pad Thai rice noodles). Cash only sign outside easy to miss, but worth a visit.

I had the vermicelli with beef bowl. It was good, not great, but good. There was a good…read morecombination of lettuce, noodles, beef and accompaniments that gave it a good overall taste and enough for a solid lunch. My dining partner got the pork sandwich (bahn mi) but it tasted like beef more than pork. It was a filling sandwich regardless. My only complaint, is so many places like this only take cash.

Randomly found this place when the Chinese restaurant across the street was closed. It had limited…read morereviews on here and Google but we decided to try it anyway. It turned out to be a great decision and would recommend if you like Vietnamese food. We ordered the Pho Ga and really enjoyed it!

We had a wonderful and delicious dinner! Every dish was well prepared and excellent. The service…read morewas excellent. Highly recommended

The best service! The best food!! We came here a few times on our trip! We had different drinks,…read morethe crispy egg rolls, and their chicken phò! It was heavenly, refreshing, and so soothing during this weather! I would come back next time and more than recommend!

Absolutely fantastic authentic Vietnamese dining in the heart of Vienna. This is our favorite…read moreVietnamese restaurant in town. They do only a small number of dishes but each in perfection. We love the Beef Pho, the fresh spring rolls and the crispy pork belly - but here you can't really go wrong with anything.

Good place for Vietnamese food, a little crowed at night and I think like most places in Europe no…read moreAC at least when I was there Food wise it's Vietnamese pho spring roll and de bier lol you can't go wrong there

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a mediocre experience. There was no wait for a table…read morewhen I arrived. They turned on the calming music when I arrived and there were moments of static as the soundtrack was playing... Started off with the pork spring rolls and they were ok. The highlight was the super light wrapper. The filling had some pork and the fish sauce dipping sauce was ok, although there was no hot sauce to spice it up. The Pho 33 was ok. The broth was decent and the noodles were the pad thai type. There were three types of beef, all of which were very lean. More specifically, there were no meatballs, no tendons, nor any of the fatty briskets. Staff were cordial.

Hey man, around 5 PM on a Monday and the service was pretty quick. I got the beef and the…read moresweet-and-sour beef. Both are really good. The broth was pretty rich and the beef for the sweet-and-sour dish was actually really good as well. It was crispy and the sauce was made really nicely. However, the rice could be a bit more fluffy and soft overall though it was really good and I would come back to try the other dishes. We had a huge seat in the corner by the window and the restaurant is also dog friendly, which was a huge plus.

Small restaurant near Vienna Marriott. front door is draped for cold wind ( it February as of this…read morewriting ) it helps but is breezy. It's filled today with Viennese - lots of German discussions. The close seating makes for loud conversation. The mid day special came with a mixed salad in a fried open wrap (bowl) - tasty but a bit Heavy on oil. The mid day menu is in German - take a minute understand it. The main menu is German and english. The kitchen is small and backed up quickly as the tables filled for lunch. In true Austrian style each dish is served correctly - plating was good and the spice/freshness showed. It just takes a while. Sitting by the door is uncomfortable. Spring rolls - elegant and complex flavor. The detail on the dish is impressive (for an American used to Simple Pho.) Sparkling water of course and they have Singha! Egg rolls where not wrapped tightly and absorbed a lot of oil. While crisp it was oily and suffered in eating (oil every where) taste was good but different for well made layered egg rolls. Sauces where good and appeared made in shop. Setting the cut edge down helped drain oil. These are served hot and stayed that way for several minutes, the inside can burn your mouth so be careful. I would get these again - the flavor is worth it The shrimp garlic noodle dish arrived. Shrimp Panco and garlic sauce cooked perfectly. The noodles where poor, the sauce off - disappointing. The Shrimp however made you want a dinner portion, flavorful - I would order it again - maybe on cabbage and skip the noodles. A table treat for desert are small fruit dishes. The pineapple was great - it was small.. but a great add to the meal.

After a week solid in Germany and Austria enjoying traditional fare, we stumbled upon this…read morecharming, warm and welcoming Vietnamese restaurant. The duck salad appetizer is married beautifully with mint, red onion and chili infused spices that really give it a kick. I noted hints of lemongrass and it was so good and the duck prepared so perfectly with both crispy and soft meat, we ordered a second dish of it to share at our table. The Pho soups are delicious too. We were less enthralled with our red coconut curry with vegetables, but only because we anticipated medium heat but it was just sweet and very mild. Our restaurants in the states add heat, so we would just recommend if you do as we'll, to ask--they can certainly do it. The service was very good, a sweet Viet girl made sure to check on us, but not where it was distracting. candlelit tables were and the black and white themed dining room were really stunning. I highly recommend this to local Viennese as well as tourists--it was reasonable yet delightful. Even their wines by the glass did not disappoint!

Salad rolls were great, but fried noodles were not fried and were very bland. And type of noodles…read moreordered wasn't what I got. Service was OK, but left the "fried" chicken noodles on the plate. Very disappointing.

A decent family-run Vietnamese restaurant…read more The Pho Bo (soup with beef meat) was tasty and the duck breast with lemon-grass even tastier. Service, by the family's youth, was efficient. All together a wonderful lunch break in the middle of exhibitions at the Leopold museum nearby.