Located inside Lugner City Mall is Okiru Running Sushi. In the states I've never heard of running…read moresushi, so to discover it here in the city was quite a treat. However, every time I come here, it's packed, and you can't make reservations for this place. I've come here at night and also at the random hour of 3pm on a Friday, and it was still crowded. So, that's usually a good sign, when a place is full. It's really fun to be able to sit down with your friends and in front of you is a rolling conveyor belt of different assortments of foods like sushi (some of them even dyed in colors, or presented with fruit on top) noodles, fried shrimp, rice, beef, chicken and veggie dishes, sesame seed balls, and the occasional tiramisu. Soy sauce and wasabi is included. I enjoy my running sushi with a hot cup of jasmine tea. Overall, Okiru Running Sushi is a fun place to check out with tasty foods to try. I suggest you give it a shot! Prices for Okiru Running Sushi (drinks extra) Monday-Thursday: 11.90 Euro per adult, Friday-Sunday & Holidays: 13.90 Euro

50% off to all restaurants and cafes in Lugner City for just one day? I had to take the offer and…read moreso I decided to go to Okiru! I have to say I'm surprised that some of the reviews are really bad. I absolutely enjoyed it. Some of the sushi were very creatively done, for example, with berries on them, etc. Various types of sushi were available, as well as many small portions of other Asian dishes. Everything was very delicious and new things were added to the conveyor belt almost all the time. The place itself is also nicely made, although it might get tricky for those who are not sitting exactly next to the conveyor belt, because then they have to reach far in order to get some food or ask someone else to take something for them. But then again I think this is usual with running sushi restaurants :) The place was very crowded though - it might have something to do with the special -50% offer which they had, but I have heard that it can get very hard to get a seat also at any other time. But I think this shows how popular the restaurant actually is. Waiters were still quite nice even if they had to work very hard due to the huge amount of guests. the normal price for running sushi at lunchtime is 11,90 €, evenings - 16,50 €. I think this price is totally acceptable for what you get here; it's definitely worth it! :)

Who would have thought that the train station has some great food!…read moreI ate down stairs and ordered the sesame chicken. It was freshly made and the breading was perfect.

Came here for their AYCE buffet during lunch. The food wasn't particularly good, but it was all you…read morecan eat which let me have a bit of Asian food that I was really missing at this point during my trip. But sadly, it's hard to find good Asian food in Europe I've found, and this place was also not all that good. Decent enough to hit the spot, but I would not otherwise eat here if I wasn't so desperate.

Stay away from this horrible restaurant ! The sushi they…read moreserve don't deserve to be called sushi. It looks like a child prepared the rolls carelessly. They are so different than promised in the menu.

This has been one of our favorite places to eat for a long time, but I don't think we'll be dining…read morethere again. We chose to have lunch there on Thursday, and were very lucky to find a table, as it was quite busy. We thought "Good! Everything will be fresh". I have to say, the service staff are friendly and efficient. Where things went downhill: nothing except the spring rolls from the 'hot' selection were hot. We saw the same items going around and around and around all the time we were there. It didn't seem like very much newly prepared items were being added to fill in the empty gaps on the conveyor belt. There were very few selections, over and above the deep fried prawns. One item had me totally baffled: was I really seeing garlic bread? It begs the question: how long are items permitted to stay on the conveyor belt before the would be classified as unsuitable for consumption? To be fair, the Miso soup was piping hot. The drinks were perfectly chilled. The chilled sushi, kimchi and such-like were ok. On the whole, though, a very disappointing experience.

Not worth the calories…read more Might be better if food was more than lukewarm, but there are much better value alternatives in Vienna. Sorry but it's true.

We stopped in late just before closing. We went Vegan tonight and enjoyed our usual choices…read more Hiyakko - cold tofu with bonito flakes and we topped it with Ikura. Horenso No Gommae (chilled spinach). An avocado roll and Agadashi tofu. Our measuring stick gave it an A-OK, not the best and not the worst execution. Staff were pleasant and accommodating. Austrian white wine paired nicely. Price point - Ok

Absolutely wonderful service and delicious food. TOURIST FRIENDLY…read more My friend and I were visiting as tourists when we got caught in a heavy rainstorm. With no idea where we were or where to eat, we stumbled into this restaurant, completely by chance, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we walked in, the staff welcomed us with such warmth and kindness. Despite being walk-ins, with drenched clothing, they quickly found us a table, offered menus, and made us feel genuinely cared for. We noticed many of the staff spoke multiple languages. The service was prompt and attentive. Every staff member we encountered was friendly, talented, and gracious...always smiling and checking in. I've traveled quite a bit around the world, but I can honestly say I've rarely experienced service this warm and genuine. The food was absolutely delicious, well-prepared, and seemed authentically made. The restaurant itself had a cozy and inviting atmosphere. I'm incredibly thankful to the team here for turning what was initially a soggy, stressful afternoon into such a memorable experience. Highly recommend!

Traditional, small Japanese restaurant located at Naschmarkt. The outside seating is ample but if…read moreit's chilly there isn't a lot of space inside at all (hence the 4 stars). The menu is quite extensive and the food was really good (I discovered edamame for the first time! Where have these soy beans been all my life?!). The service was very accommodating and helpful. Food prices were average. You can also get take away which is good to bear in mind! This place has been recommended to me by a few different people and I, in turn, will recommend it to others! Can't wait for the sunshine to get here so I can sit outside with my edamame :)

Simply fantastic! This little hole-in-the-wall is some of the best authentic Japanese food in…read moreVienna. With only 8 seats it might as well be the smallest. But who cares, the food is simply awesome. I tried the squid balls and the grilled eel which was to die for, melting in my mouth. This place has won me over already when I entered, with an empathic smile and the very friendly staff there. I'll be back soon!

This is such a cute place. The food is solid and tasty. We had the cucumber seaweed salad, edamame…read moreand the grilled eel over rice with miso soup. Service was nice and quick.

I came here expecting some good Japanese food. To be honest the food here isn't amazing. The food…read moreis good but don't expect much. I ordered the California roll and the rice wasn't sushi rice. The rice was chewy and sticky and almost felt like I was eating mochi. The gyoza wasn't pan fried but was frozen gyoza that was just dropped into oil. It actually burned the roof of my mouth. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen and it wasn't anything special. I'm pretty sure they just got prepackaged ramen that is refrigerated and added toppings. The pork also wasn't the typical pork belly but was marinated pork that tasted like Korean gochu (red paste) marinated pork. If you're looking for a quick bite or Japanese comfort food come here but don't expect much.

Excellent ramen shop! I enjoyed the green ramen and it was delicious. So was the cold ramen with…read moresesame oil in their summer menu. The green ramen is chock full of veggies and the shoyu based broth is very tasty.. On the side a 1/2 order of Takoyaki and a cup of green tea made for a completely delicious dinner. They have limited indoor and also curbside outdoor seating. This is a popular spot; it filled up at dinner time. You may want to consider takeout as seating is limited in any case. Highly recommend.

Shoyu Ramen is a great ramen spot in Vienna! I ordered the Shoyu Classic, which was a good change…read morefor me because I usually go for a Tonkotsu. I loved the broth, especially with chili oil/flakes. My favorite component was the chashu. Even though they were thin slices, they were very flavorful. If you're craving ramen in Vienna, you should check this spot out!