Perfect for shoppers on the move and traveling to and from Vienna. The newly renovated train…read morestation has lots to choose from. The shops consists of men's and ladies clothing, sports, jewelry, books, flowers, bakeries, restaurants - food court, grocery stores, decorations and a few stores are even open on Sundays. The train station is well lighted, very clean, extremely new looking and even equipped with elevators and escalators. Although the train is very safe it is also well guarded with private security and local police officers. It has plenty of clean restrooms and is equipped with baby changes areas. As an added plus the Merkur has daily lunch means, which are very tasty and inexspensive.

One word keeps popping into my head when describing the Donauzentrum: LARGE!…read more It just keeps going on and on and on. A take a right and you are over the road and into a huge food court/movie complex. A little further on though a narrow walkway and it opens up onto another huge area of shops. Wow! For a "city centre" shopping mall this is pretty impressive. So far the easiest shopping centre to get to (no free buses required here) just a few stops away from Stephansplatz and directly outside Kagran station. All the main stores and chains are here as well, including the aforementioned Cinema and food hall. Such interesting food options include SUBWAY, a crêpe stand and Wok Ice! Very varied options. Well lit and bright and clean this has got to be my favourite shopping centre as yet in Vienna.

They adapted a little bit. There are more sitting possibilities, but still not enough…read more The washroom area right at the netrance, on the upper floor to the right at the escalator is nicely, if not in a luxury way, developped. There are leather-like chairs and a couch and there is also a built-in aquarium with nice fish for waiting children to see - great idea. No crazy guards annoying customers, super! But the shopping center suffers a bit, because of the U1-station Kagran right at the opposite street and the people that hang around there. People, women with small children, children alone and handicapped have to enter the doorways whilst drunkards, all kinds of weirdos are almost preventing them from entering the underground station, some even ask, almost force you to give them some money - THAT keeps customers from coming and buying! Besides THAT is a very very bad reputation for the city of Vienna!!! The shopping center is still great, but be careful on the way to go there!!! The guards should not be in the center, but at the U1-station!!!!

Came to this mall today. It's architecturally beautiful, but nothing impressive. The usual clothing…read morestores, toy shops, electronic and restaurants. Has a market as well, but I did not stop to shop. I did however stop at its food court for some food. A nice place for the weary traveler such as my self to grab a bit to eat, window shop, pass the time, or even buy a few provisions for the road.

Wien Mitte - The Mall is the biggest and newest mall right in the center of Vienna and can be…read moreeasily reached by trains from all directions, especially from the airport and by undergrounds U3 and U4. It opened to the public on Thursday, April 25th, 2013. The most stupid thing you can do with a new mall is not to show any direct links to the shops and restaurants on the homepage of the mall. The homepage of the mall has a very ugly design and does not give the information people are looking for when they want to get to know more about the location - no common sense at all!!! The design is very impressive, the technical security is at first sight ok. The shop mix is very good, the elevators work and there are enough. There are also enough staircases and escalators. The position and amount of securities is good. Although thier knowledge about what to find where is poor. There are some information points which is good and compensates for that. But you ask the securities first when you are new to the center and don't know where the info points are. The big plus is that all major transportation companies have information shops there. CAT - train to the airport has the biggest office at the Mall. Wiener Linien - is responsible for all Viennese undergrunds, trams and busses. OEBB - the main Austrian train company. There are also enough ticket machines and monitors. The big minus is that there are already lots of malls in and around Vienna. There are not really new shops and people have not much more money to spend. Tourists of course will drop in coming from the airport, as it is one of the major stops of the airport train, but they would not spend much money there as they want to do some sightseeing first before spending money for shopping. AND - because of the amount of people you will have problems at the train and underground stations on the long run. The restaurants are great, but this also means that all other shops and restaurants around will lose business, economically not very well-planned.

We had just arrived in Vienna and checked into the hotel. We were hungry, so we had selected a shop…read morein the Naschmarkt (open in the daytime too). However, when we got there they said their kitchen was backed up and that we'd have to wait at least 30 minutes. Instead, we looked online, crossed the road, and found this place within a block. This is a no-frills Chinese eatery. They have 3 - 4 tables along each wall as you enter. There is a central aisle that takes you up to the counter for to-go orders. The staff is all Chinese. They provided a menu that had a mix of Chinese, German, and English. We were thus able to find a few dishes to share. Three of us split some noodles, fried dumplings, and one or 2 other dishes. We were hungry enough to finish everything. It was quality food. Prices seemed fair. They seemed to do a steady stream of take out as well as what appeared to be locals just stopping in briefly for a bowl of noodles or the like. If you like Chinese food and are just looking for something simple and quick, this is a good choice.

Good thing: Cheap and large portion…read more What we missed: Not spicy and numbing at all. Classical sichuan dishes like hot boiling fish were straight disappointing. Rest was ok and nothing in particular worth coming back from. Whether it's the water spinach, eggplants, noodles. The best dish which is also just average are the cold sesame noodles. Skip the cold xi an noodle.

Sternzeichen is situated in the new Wien Mitte - The Mall shopping mall right in the center of…read moreVienna. It is an Asian/Chinese restaurant which is very appealing because of it's special design. The food is excellent and the personal very friendly and attentive. The prices are moderate. Well, try for yourself!!!

Stopped here for a quick late lunch to go. I ordered the crispy duck with vegetables and a side of…read moremini spring rolls. The dish also came with soup and rice. It was delicious and I would definitely eat here again. Portion was very generous. Price was 7.90€ for the main dish and 2.70€ for the mini spring rolls.

I arrived an hour early to catch my RejioJet Student Agency €1 "Fun and Relax" bus to Bratislava…read morefor the day (yeah, you heard me) so I kicked around this mall for a bit beforehand. It's part of Vienna's large bus depot and is a nice and safe place to hang out while waiting for your departure. I grabbed a good Viennese style coffee at a little kiosk in the middle of the mall, I used the clean and FREE toilets, and I perused the large supermarket inside for snacks to take on my journey. There isn't much in the way of stores but if you need toiletries or clothing, you'll find it here. Big chain brands include H&M and Geox but there are plenty of little indie and European shops too. Take note that there are a ton of different exits so I suggest upon arrival you 1. take time to locate your bus platform and 2. watch out exactly where you exit the mall. We tried to catch an Uber back to our hotel after arriving here and we had two drivers give up due to sheer frustration. Walk a block away from the Center and it's easier for taxis or Uber drivers to find you because the huge structure interferes with their GPS.

This place has basic things people would need but not a competitor for bug shopping centers or…read moreplaces in Vienna. Great use for people who live near it but I would not travel from one side of Vienna for this place.

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!

Humanic, Stiefelkönig, H & M, Saturn, S. Oliver, Nordsee, Merkur, dm, Deichmann etc... Here you can…read moreshop in the common shops and millennium city seasonally have coupons too. They have a movie theater with food court on the other side of the mall. Christmas time is great, they will wrap your gifts for free on the second floor next to Saturn. Every Wednesday is kids day: they have a puppet theater show. If you are lucky, you might come on a day when they hold games, sport events or cooking shows. Easily accessible with U6, S45, S7 etc...

Entering the shopping centre from the ground floor leaves you felling this is quite an old centre,…read moredark and gloomy but once you ride the incredibly slow escalators up to the second floor the centre opens up to reveal an open light spacious area. From the second floor there is a large bridge leading to the banks of the Danube. Could be one of the nicest sights from a shopping centre anywhere. The centre itself is quite small and rambling over 5 floors in 3 separate buildings. There is a large UCI cinema here and a Holmes place gym and Monkey play centre for the kids on the fifth floor reached by one of the quickest elevators I've ever been in. There are plenty of eateries here including a Subway and TGI Fridays and various shops of the slightly cheaper variety. Also a largish Saturn too. My tip is that if you live near to the centre then its worth going to pay a visit but there are nicer shopping centres a little further outside of the centre of town.

I was crazing veggies in Vienna, and we walked by this place so I decided to give it a try. The…read morehot and sour soup was surprisingly good (I'm Asian; I kind of know what I'm talking about). Good, but not excellent. The chicken chop suey had a big portion of veggies, and it tasted much better than any Canadian food court. I know that's not saying much, but this was cheap street food, and I think I got good value for what I paid. The soup and chicken veggie stir fry together was only 6.10 euros!

This is not a bad place to go and grab a bite to eat after a night out. They have the usual fried…read morenoodles, sushi, and other Asian dishes to go. The sushi is hit-or-miss; I got a sushi set of 6 pieces the other night, and it tasted like it has been in the cooler for a while since the rice was not that good. The crispy duck with noodles was pretty good, however. If you want fried chicken wings, they fry that up so you may have to wait about 5 minutes, but at least you'll have hot food. Overall, they have a decent selection of take-out food, and I would rate this place about average.

Quite good Asian food in the Vienna mall, we had grilled dumplings and chicken curry flavor was…read morevery nice and service was wonderful.

I was in a bind. I was with my girlfriend and we were deep in the 3rd district and needed to get…read moresome food before going our separate ways for the night. I was being pretty indecisive about what to eat when the tram we were riding stopped out front of the shining new Wien Mitte Mall. We jumped off and instead of wandering into the standard yet satisfying Vapiano, we ventured upstairs to try out the latest outpost of Ra'mien. The food there was excellent: I had the La Mien with coconut curry and duck and my girlfriend had a large bowl of their wanton soup. Both dishes were huge, filling, and super tasty! The price was right at under €10 for each of us, perfectly reasonable for the quality and quantity. The food came out pretty quickly but was clearly made to order. They make their own noodles on site (or at one of their other local restaurants) and both the chewy wide noodles of my La Mien and the thin shrimp noodles of the wanton soup were delicious. The perfect lunch or dinner stop if you're nearby or as a fuel break during a big day of shopping along Landstrasse.