We went to three different Sichuan style restaurants in Vienna and I have to say this was the best…read moreone. Spicy food is suppose to be spicy. I think the other restaurants have been catering to the locals and have toned down the spicyness of the dishes. However, this one is legit. We ordered boiled beef and it was delicious. There was a slight tingly taste but no numbing from the peppercorn. It was still very spicy and tasty.

The taste is not bad, with a more traditional feel, and then the service feels more general.read more

The staff were welcoming, the fried rice was delicious, and the pork dumplings were absolutely…read morescrumptious!

Best Chinese meal I have had in a long time, visiting from US, we may go back again. So done with…read moreall the German food. My husband got the spicy chicken and I got the spicy beef, we fried rice, delicious and reasonable. Very close to cathedral.

What a find. First off, don't go by the map on Yelp - it is off by about 3 blocks. As for the food,…read moreit is very good. We started with very tasty hot and sour soup and delicious mini-spring rolls. For the main course we shared H3, beef, chick, and seafood with vegetables in hoisin sauce and fried rice (H16). Both were great. The staff was attentive.

I called to ask about the menu and arrange a pickup (both in German and in English). The first time…read moreI was disconnected may have been a fluke; the second time, not so much. Done

Drove by this spot and decided to give it a try while visiting Vienna, Austria & we loved…read moreeverything we ordered including the Chinese liquor that is a specialty from China west region. Simple and modern atmosphere. From the noodles, dumplings to spicy beef and thin chopped tofu skin all tasted authentic and delicious. And I am not talking about Panda Express type of Asian food . I was impressed to see the local awards along with some of the specialty Chinese liquor. Service was not the most efficient but very friendly. Given the waiter, didn't know how to charge us when we requested two shots of the specialty Chinese liquor they have displayed on the shelf. But he was able to find out the price by contacting owner. Pricing was reasonable (to us), and I understand there are different standards and perceptions with people coming from the US and different social economic status. But to us, there is no way we are able to eat a meal like this and not paying over $100 dollars in the US. And here we paid under it. Highly recommended by @WineDinenVacay

Omg this place is amazing, not only the food is authentic, but me and my partner (both Chinese…read moreChinese) actually loved every single dish! We went back to this place twice in a roll and we will definitely go back if we visit Vienna again. Having said that, your better be ready for some spicy chilli or you will have an interesting time surviving to intended flavour.

Amazing gem in the center of Vienna! After several days of Schnitzel we were ready to branch out…read moretonight and Hao was absolutely perfect! The restaurant is located just opposite the Burggarten, and easy to find with Google maps ( a must for tired travelers.) We were able to make same day reservations and were seated immediately when we arrived. The menu was thorough and informative (and available in both German and English.) We ordered Xiao Long Bao (a favorite) and Crispy chicken noodle soup (to try out the house made noodles which came highly recommended.) The water we ordered came chilled(!!) and I added a pot of Ginseng Ginger tea which was presented beautifully and tasted perfect. The Xiao Long Bao came in a steamer of 3- perfect for one person, but one more would have been nice for splitting between two people. The taste made up for it though- they were large, filled with juice, meat and flavor, and HOT. Absolutely delicious. Shortly after our soup arrived and it was perfection. The presentation is reminiscent of a Japanese bento box, with several elements each presented separately- great for allowing the diner to personalize the meal. I'm trying to limit grease intake, so having the friend chicken on a separate plate was an unexpected delight, allowing me to enjoy it without it taking over my meal. There was also a small serving of a kimchi/sauerkraut type cabbage dish, and a plate with onions and cilantro to add to your taste. But the noodle soup is why I'm writing this review. The soup itself was a chicken based broth with the depth of flavor I would expect from a fine dining location. It was rich, silky, and complex. The noodles had the bite that tells you they are fresh not dried- long, perfectly between the thickness of a ramen noodle and an udon noodle, and complimented the broth perfectly. In addition, the soup was filled with fresh, beautiful vegetables-- carrot, bok choy, bean sprouts, broccoli, mushroom, zucchini... In all honesty, this meal was one I will remember for a very long time. If you are in Vienna, add this to you the TOP of your list.

Yummy Asian noodle eatery! Nice change of pace vs. all the wonderful local Bavarian and Austrian…read morefoods. Highly recommend this alternative if you're in the mood for some homemade noodles (ramen) and dumplings, and savory Asian fusion flavors! This was a solid 4.5 rated experience with excellent apps and meals, dish presentation, smiling and efficient service, very quaint ambience. Expect to pay $15-16 euro for soup meals, and $7-10 euro for starters. Reservations accepted but we didn't have a problem as walk in for a table Friday at 7p. Started with the Beijing Duck wraps, crispy sliced duck served with cucumber, scallions and plum sauce which you wrapped in a thin steamed crepe - fantastic, tasty and tender! Quantity was enough for 2 to try, however if hungry, suggest ordering 1 app per person to share. For dinner, we had 1 Veggie/Tofu soup and 1 Braised Pork Ribs noodle soup. These were served very temperature hot, and each meal was filling and hit the spot. Loved the fresh veggies, tasty protein, generous noodle quantity, and plenty of broth. In my opinion, you won't be disappointed on any of their dishes. After a long and cold travel day, this was conveniently located in short walking distance from our hotel and Opera House, so stop in for a quick bite if craving Asian fusion foods. ENJOY!!

My Friend has eaten at 15 Chinese restaurants and this is the best! I've eaten at a lot in the…read morestates and this is one of the best I've been to.

This Chinese restaurant is located close to the Rennweg S-bahn Station. For lunch, it proposes a…read moregenerous Asian buffet at the ridiculous price of 5,60€ ! It has all the Asian classics, with several soups and salads, spring rolls, see foods and meat, several rice and noodles dishes, vegetables and even several desserts and fruits in slices. You can also find some Japanese (sushi and maki) and Thai food. In the evening, you order your meal on the card or can choose one of their menus. It isn't the best Chinese food I ever had but actually it tastes pretty good! The waiters are discret and always smiling. There are several rooms, decorated in an heavy Asian style, but it doesn't keep the regular customers to come over and over again to have a nice and (very) cheep lunch. And they also make take-away!

Born and raised in Sichuan here. It's definitely NOT sichaun food AT ALL. Plus the beef and the…read morepork felt like fake, synthetic meat. Please don't spoil your impression of Sichuan food in this shithole. 水煮牛肉和糖醋里脊都是合成肉，专家建议真的随便换一家吧，对自己好一点

So far all the places I have eaten at have been delicious. Wow this type of food in the US does not…read moretaste as good as it does here. You could tell it was freshly made and the service..., I have noticed since I have been in Vienna that all the food has been amazing and the service quick. You order your food and 15 minutes later it's delivered to your table pipping hot. Wow that is truly truly amazing.