Delicious, creative dishes. Well-presented. Friendly service. We were fortunate to get a…read morereservation.

I'll start with the good, the service was friendly and the ambience was nice. Tasteful decor…read more However, I expected more for a Michelin bib gourmand restaurant. The chicken thigh yakitori was OK- some little bits were blackened which gave this dry bad burned aftertaste. The eel nigiri was really delicious. However the scallop nigiri tasted off, and unpleasantly bitter. The rhubarb dessert I didn't like at all, and left the whole thing. They gave me a chocolate mousse on the house because they noticed I didn't eat the dessert, but I didn't really like the mousse either. The desserts really weren't well balanced, I'd take them off the menu entirely. The cream was overwhelmingly sweet, rhubarb mushy, and crumbles perplexing. I get what they were going for with adding texture but it didn't work. The mousse was two note, raspberry and chocolate, overwhelmingly sweet. The worst part was about 10 minutes after leaving, my stomach started to hurt terribly. It was definitely something I ate there. I had horrible stomach cramps/pains and sickness following. I won't go into the details, but I didn't have anything else to eat and this came upon pretty soon after leaving the restaurant, so I'm certain it was from something there. Maybe the scallops I thought were off? I trusted all of the great reviews.. assumed they know how to handle their shellfish. Maybe the dessert? I don't know what made me sick here, and I'll spare you the details, but I'm stuck having to stay close to the bathroom now and I am not thrilled.

It is called Sang Sang for awhile. I did put in a request to update the name but will see what…read morehappens. 4/21/26 It was first Korean meal since we got to this continent and did not disappoint. We were able to get a table right away. Got the menu, water (we did not drink) and the waiter who spoke Korean got the drink and took our order. Food arrived in timely manner. Our jun came out in smaller sizes but had several which was perfectly fine. Sometimes I prefer this way so I can get more crispy edges. Got the bibibop and also kimchee jiegae. Bibibop was very good. Perfectly made the way I like. Individual veggies seasoned properly. My kimchee jiegae needed more time for the meat to cook longer to bring out the flavor. Other than that all worked oit great. unique. Some of the banchan was very unque. Apparently, we got lucky to taste mom's speciality offering. Repeat!

I grew up eating Korean food and I love Korean food. I eat it at least three times a week…read more Sometimes I eat Korean food everyday. Currently, I am backpacking through Europe so you can only imagine how much I miss good old Korean food. So when I found this joint, I gave them a try even when they had only three stars on Yelp. You could say that I was pretty desperate for Korean food. I needed kimchi in my system! Disclaimer: I am giving this place three and a half stars. However, I am giving them four stars on Yelp because I am rounding up!!! So please note that before reading my review. Their sushi (sushi is not Korean food for those who get Japanese food and Korean food confused) was not satisfying. Their rice was way too sweet. The fish was not super fresh. Their kimchi jigae (kimchi stew) was also too sweet. But, it definitely hit the spot for my kimchi craving. Their portion for the stew was smaller than I get back home. The kimchi was perfectly fermented and cooked to a perfect caramelized texture. This is an authentic Korean restaurant run by Korean people.

I had a wonderful meal at Mari's. It's a small place, with excellent vibes and even better mochi!read more

We stumbled across this tiny little Japanese restaurant and it feels like you have been transported…read moreinto Japan with it's wooden decor, beautiful plates and bento boxes, and authentic food. There are a lot of different options you can pick from - bento boxes (vegetarian, non-vegetarian), and ramen and they have a good selection of vegetarian/vegan dishes, so this is a great place if you don't eat meat or if you're tired of eating a lot of traditional meat-heavy Austrian dishes. The matcha tea latte is a super generous size, almost the size of a soup, and served in an adorable bowl/cup. The matcha is of high quality and the milk is frothed perfectly - they definitely take their time making the tea lattes and I'd recommend getting this. It's one of the best matcha tea lattes I've ever had. I got a vegetarian bento box with pumpkin cutlets - they were panko-coated pumpkin patties deep-fried and drizzled with some Japanese BBQ sauce. They were fresh out of the fryer; not very healthy but very tasty. The other sides which were all vegetarian were little dishes and were all interesting in taste, many of which I had never had before. They had a lot with cucumber, Japanese sweet potato, and one with seaweed. This also came with miso soup and white rice. They also have onigiri bento boxes and some with teriyaki salmon, etc. My husband got the ramen which was also good - the egg was soft-boiled perfectly for that runny yolk, and the broth was nice and not too salty. I wouldn't say it was the best ramen I've ever had in my life, but it was definitely good and worth a try if you like ramen. I think it would have been better if the noodles were a bit more chewy and al-dente. We ended our meal with warabi mochi which was good and something you don't find in most places. I've only ever had fresh warabi mochi from a stall in Japan, so this one wasn't quite as fresh, and slightly more jelly-like, but it was a nice treat for dessert. I probably wouldn't get this particular dessert again but they have a variety of other mochis and things to try. Overall, I would definitely come here again for a meal and for that matcha tea latte which was phenomenal. The servers were all super nice and friendly and it was a great place for a meal. I'd recommend this if you like Japanese food and want something authentic and different from what you can get at most Japanese restaurants.

Overpriced and disappointing. Shared hot pot with nothing extra is 1.50. Total came out to be 47…read moreeuros with the dim sum. Come out disappointed. Note this is cash only. Handing my 50 euro bill felt ripped off since it was not worth it. The Asian waitress has an attitude when servicing us. I really regret leaving a tip once I walked out the restaurant. Mind you I'm Asian myself but American. Probably have a stick up her ass that day. If you eat a fair share of hot pot. The place isn't worth it. Dim sum was underwhelming also. Skip it if you can. Worse meal to start at Vienna.

Ambiance: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read moreFood: 4/5 Coming from Vancouver, a spot with lots of delicious dim sum places, I wasn't sure how I would find the food at this place across the world, but I was craving it enough to try! We walked over on a Friday night and almost didn't go in because it looked like it was closed from the outside, but it's actually open, just super dark on the inside! It was extremely busy and since we didn't have a reservation the only spots available for the two of us were at the bar which we didn't mind. To start, I ordered the garlic bok choy and got the veggie dim sum as my main. The starter was delicious! As for the dim sum, it was pretty good too! Another really cool item on the menu was the vegan hot pot which I've never seen anywhere else and would have loved to try but you can't order it if you're sitting at the bar. The service was overall really friendly, even though it was a bit delayed, but this seems to be the norm in Vienna so nothing atypical. As for the ambiance, it's a pretty big restaurant and I like the fact that it is dark, but it was a smidge TOO dark because we had to use the light from our phones to be able to read the menu. Overall this spot is a nice dim sum place if you're looking for one in Vienna! I definitely recommend making a reservation though since it gets busy!

Came here on our trip to Austria...took a train and gps'd our way here from the hotel for dinner…read more Not a bad walk from the train station and you get to check out the local roads. As for the food, it was amazing Korean food. I didnt have much of an expectation coming from Korean food in NYC, but it was legit. The service was excellent and place was clean. This place was a Korean oasis of kimchi admist all the schnitzels and frankfurters. I highly recommend.

We really enjoyed our meal at Das kimchi…read more LA Galbi was tasty; ideally I would've preferred the beef a little thicker and more rare inside, but the dish was still good -- I could taste the marinated flavors. It came on a sizzling hot plate, with lettuce, rice & grilled vegetables (onions, zucchini, mushrooms, peppers). Banchan were kimchi, pickled radish & bean sprouts. 21.90 Euro in August 2021 We were all happy with our dishes. Service was good.

I ordered the beef ramyun - it was suppose to be spicy, however, I am mexican and was expecting…read moresomething actually spicy. Maybe bc i am in Vienna, Austria the spice tolerance lvl is low. The place itself looks very nice. Nothing memorable.

Service is a little slow but food was good. Not sure why avocado salad and cabbage side come with…read moremayo sauce but the rest was tasty. My son said the garlic fried chicken is not as good as the one in the US. At the end I had green tea ice cream - the best!

Great sushi, good price, fantastic host. I came at night and food was still fresh. Good place for…read moremedium size party. They have an outside patio and an inside area. You choose where to sit. I would recommend getting B4 and the sake.

We had the Thai Crispy Duck, Bulgogi, and Tempura Roll. The food was all pretty good, but for the…read moreprice, it was well above average. Service was quick and friendly. I also had the Sake which was nice.

Probably one of the first to bring the 50% Sushi to a giant "boom" in Vienna, bringing dumping…read moreprices/quality to this respectable food. Ordering a Sushi Set here is like playing Russian Roulette alone, with all the chambers loaded except for one. Keeping Sushi cheap comes with a price as the fish tastes like the antibiotic tanks, where they were kept in, and the rice seasoning is as flat as a hockey puck. If you are a chewing gum enthusiast, you might find the chewy unseperable consistency a new Hubba Bubba taste challenge. (Hubba Bubba with Salmon taste... I could make millions) I could go on and on about the temperature of rice/fish and the wasabi which is served wrong.... but that is just nitpicking on a level, which is wasted here. All in all.. there is a reason, why cheap Sushi don' work!

Natsu Sushi in the nearby hood of Mariahilf is just an awesome Japanese hole-in-the-wall. You are…read moregreeted by smiles when you walk in and if you can find a table in this small space, your food pleasure begins. I ordered a Bento Box which includes everything from soup to dessert. The miso soup was steaming hot .... and good. The Bento box itself was awesome. I selected the Sake Bento which came with tasty grilled salmon, salad, 6 maki sushi, 3 mini rolls, a pre-cut orange, and a generous serving of rice. Complimentary lychees and a schluck of lychee wine arrived as the included dessert. And all this at a cost less than 7 Euros as I was there before 5 o'clock. This is truly one of the best value meals in all of Vienna .... actually in all of anywhere! No wonder this is such a popular spot!