This was perhaps THE BEST INDIAN FOOD you can get in Vienna (NOT KIDDING)…read more Everything we ordered from Paneer to Chicken to Naan/Roti tasted absolutely DELICIOUS !! The staff was SUPER kind and hospitable. The ambience and seating were great. This was overall a REALLY good dining experience for Indian food in Vienna. HIGHLY RECOMMEND to anyone who is looking for an authentic North Indian dining experience.

We've been dreaming of this place since returning home to the States. It's hard to not overcook…read moreshrimp in Indian food, but the shrimp was perfect! We ordered the shrimp vindaloo and the paneer masala. Both were everything we needed. We savored with a bottle of Indian wine the owner suggested and of course with garlic nan. There was just a touch of cream and butter enough to make the dish scrumptious but enough veggies to help you know youre not just eating paneer and butter lol. While on vacation, we needed "comfort food" instead of Viennese, Danish, and Czech (which had been our travels), and this delivered! A friendly environment, great menu, best Indian I've ever had, good prices, and an over all fabulous evening. We felt right at home. Hint: we like spice! Ordering spicy was enough to burn a bit in a good way but not over the top.

We were looking for a place to get some lunch and many establishments are still closed on a Tuesday…read moreafter Xmas. We happened to stumble upon this place. It turned out to be one of the best meals we've had in Vienna. The service was friendly and English menus were available. Each of dishes was delicious with nice portions. I found it interesting that Indian food happened to be one of the best meals I had in Switzerland, Germany, and Austria.

Food is not to the mark. The quality of food has to be improved. Naan was not cooked properly.read more

My girlfriend and I went to Samrat for some take-out dinner and were pretty disappointed with the…read morefood. We split two dishes, a chicken korma and a chicken pasanda and both tasted identical. The only difference was that the pasanda had tandoori chicken which had a delicious smoky flavor. The chicken in both dishes was in big chunks and we're pretty sure they didn't cook it in the curry, but had cooked the chicken separately and added it in before serving which left the chicken somewhat bland. We asked for the food to NOT be spicy, but the curries were so hot that my girlfriend couldn't eat them. I enjoy spicy food, so it wasn't a problem for me. We also ordered a naan bread, but this was dry, flaky, and had clearly been baked hours before and just pan-fried to reheat it when we came in to order. The service was friendly and polite, but the food just wasn't very good. It was also a bit pricey (especially for the quality): 2 curries, rice, and naan for 31 euros.

Very cosy atmosphere and nice Indian decoration. The staff is very friendly and the food was…read moreexcellent. The prices aren't very expensive, good value for money. We had a set meal of three different specialties accompanied with rice and naan breads. The desert wasn't the best part, however the main course was more than enough, we were full when leaving the restaurant . Very good experience overall.

My wife and I love Indian food and we wanted to try this place out. It's one of the best we have…read moreever eaten at, it was delicious, on top of that the service was great. Perfect place for a date night or just a great meal; and it wasn't so pricy.

Ate dinner here sitting outside…read more The menu is extensive and reasonably priced by Viennese standards. The unique feature here is that they serve dishes with not too much chilly heat but offer three spicy condiments that allow you add all the heat you will need. Food was absolutely delicious and generous quantities. Dinner for two with beer and gin and tonics came to just under €50 which I was happy with. I ate too much of course and had fun chatting with two groups from England at tables next to us. We will return here again I'm sure. On a side note I left my hat in error. Can back next day, they hadn't opened yet but my hat was inside and I was able to retrieve it.

One of Vienna's best Indian restaurants lies in the charming Spittelberg neighborhood of Vienna. It…read moreis called Zum Moghulhof. This is a popular eatery with the locals but many people also come from across Vienna to eat here. It is very attractive on the inside with many Indian artifacts and paintings. But of course it's the food that draws the crowds. What I like about Zum Moghulhof is that they serve Thali platters - in fact four different ones. Too few western restaurants serve Thali but they are a tasty Indian adventurous meal - yes you never know what exactly will be on a Thali platter. I ordered the mixed meat & vegetable one, and very much enjoyed the various Indian treats. Their condiment offerings which include a mango chutney and a spicy red sauce add to the flavors. One small suggestion concerning the condiments - they should always be refilled for each dining party. I don't like to find table condiments or relishes with only a little left. All in all though, I can see no reason why Zum Moghulhof won't continue to attract many diners to come through its doors and dine like a Moghul in Vienna!

We had an excellent family dinner here. My wife and daughter went vegetarian and I enjoyed…read moreperfectly prepared Lamb vindaloo. Tasty Naan and biryani. This was a minute walk from the Hollmann Beletage Hotel. The waiter was charming and knowledgeable. Look forward to returning here again for dinner.

Excellent food, good ambience. They have good outdoor sitting as well. Our server Pratusha was…read morereally nice, soft & smiley. Her colleague Siksha was equally good. Had ordered Paneer Tikka (don't remember the name on menu) as starter, very flavorful little different then the normal tikka. For main course ordered Dal Tadka, Baingan Bharta & Paneer Masala, all three were very tasty, Nan was delicious too. Had an opportunity to talk to the owner also. Highly recommend this restaurant if you are in Vienna & looking for authentic Indian food..

Good Indian food in Vienna, Austria! Small place but food is all that mattered. Rates are…read morereasonable. Good service!

I've eaten in Bombay twice so far and I will for sure come back again. The food is as good as it…read morecan get and if you order it spicy then it will be spicy enough to kill you! :) What I especially love is that portions are huge. Once my boyfriend and I ordered a plate for 2 which easily would have been enough for 4 people, but they offered to pack the rest for takeaway for another 1,5-2 euros, which I found only fair, since the food was absolutely enough for another meal at home. The menu is a bit unreadable, since it is hand-written or at least supposed to look like that - and especially in the darkish lighting what they have you might want to try out different angles in oder to read your menu ;) The male waiter has his own specific humour - he might seem a bit scary but he is actually a very funny guy. Once there was a small boy with his parents at the table next to mine, and the waiter insisted that the boy has to shake hands with him (and the boy seemed really scared!) but once he took the handshake... he realised that the waiter had just wanted to secretly give him a few candies! :)

Rasoi was a great experience, everything super fresh and tasty, and also very affordable prices,…read moreespecially considering the portions. A really good choice when traveling in Vienna if you get a craving for Indian food. I came here with my brother, his wife and their 2 kids, and the bill, including drinks and dessert, was less than €100. We had enough leftovers to eat the next day. Among all of us, we had the samosas, which were fantastic: large, freshly cooked and excellent flavor. I had the chicken tikka masala, and my brother too, while my sister in law had the muttar paneer, which she absolutely loved. I really liked the chicken tikka as well - it was rich, spicy and abundant. I highly recommend it. We ordered 2 sides of rice and it is a LOT, same with the naan, it was a LOT of naan, both also very good. The presentation of the dishes is cool - I got mine in a small copper pan atop a small candle that kept it warm. I tried a sip of the mango lassi and a bit of the rice pudding. The lassi was tasty but I was disappointed with the rice pudding because even though the flavor was good (cinnamon and cardamom and vanilla, yum!), the texture was not right. It was more a liquid than pudding, I didn't like that. The service was alright - I'm not a good judge because I'm used to US servers who are working for tips, but our server was fine. Make sure you ask for water because you'll need it if you order something spicy, and if you're used to ice water, make sure you specify that too. Our server spoke English, so I didn't struggle at all. I enjoyed the decor. There is a bar and a "quick kebab" takeout side. Writing this review made me hungry for this food !

We had chicken korma, chicken tika masala, garlic naan and samosas. All were wonderful. Easy access…read morefrom Wien Hbf. Best Indian food I've had in a long time.

Awesome food ! Would love to go again when we are in Vienna . Price is very reasonable .read more

We were so tired after a long day in Vienna that we decided to order Indian food back to our hotel…read moreroom (we live next door) and it didn't disappoint. Food portion was HUGE for the price, comforting and hits the spot. Cheers.

The Rani Restaurant is a great northern Indian Restaurant, and very reasonable when you choose to…read morego to Rani weekdays during lunch time, since the soup and the rice are included in the already very reasonable Chicken Curry deal for 7.50 Euros. The portion is big for lunch menu standards and the meal also features a yogurt sauce and sweet polenta. By the way the soup, at least on my visit, was a lentil soup, but I guess the Rani varies with the soup. There are also other lunch offers which are reasonable. As for the hotness of the Chicken Curry I would say it's all relative, but since I don't like hot dishes, the degree of hotness of the Chicken Curry at Rani is in the lower midrange. I had spicier Chicken Curries but also milder ones. So if you want to have it real hot, you better go for another meal, but don't expect anything close of a Korma or something, as this Chicken Curry is somewhat spicy, as it is supposed to be. But again as a person who don't like hot stuff too much, in terms of hotness I found Rani's Chicken Curry definitely bearable and delicious in a slightly hot way. Inside the Rani the interior is quite impressive, featuring a huge 'golden' elephant as well as many nice pictures in Indian folklore style supported by relaxing Indian instrumental music. The staff is friendly and willing to help and the ambience as well as the composition of colors is very well done and stylish. From Vienna with love! Dr. Dr. Immanuel Fruhmann

We have been to a lot of Indian restaurants. Rani is by far the best!!! Great new location,…read morecharming, romantic, beautiful interior. The food is outstanding! Yummy!!!