Gyoza, Jiaozi, Zijiao…read more.. Three words, same thing... it's true, that this little shop has the word "sushi" within its name, but so many sushi shops already spam the area within and close to the 6th district, that i get myself bored b*tch*ng around this particular topic. It's cheap... it's ok.. that is more than enough to say. BUT!!!!!! Those three words above describe this small shops delicious extra, which I could eat night and day, without stopping to ask for seconds. Every time I get close to this shop a path of drool is left behind because I know... I'll soon be in Gyoza, Jiaozi.. whatever, cooked and fried dumpling heaven with a home mixed sauce(where one can leave some ingredients out if they do not like coriander for instance) Darn it... even writing about them dumplings makes my mouth watery... Edo Sushi make them themselves, so different and experimental fillings decorate the menu and all for a super cheap price(the cheapest set with 12 dumplings is 4,80), that even my tightly choked wallet springs open like a jack in the box. I admit to not having tasted the more regular menus although a friend of mine calls them them quite good... but I do not mind them.. as a true dumpling addict, my brain needs the regular dosage. Though the interior is minimalistic beyond imagination... I don't really care as the food is for take out as well. Cook it, fry it, eat it and go with the the dumpling flow...

Edo Sushi I used to…read morelive around this area but moving has not stopped me to get my beloved Jiao Zi and Sake California Maki from this place. Call in advance for takeout or grab a bite in their cosy "restaurant". Staff is always nice and the owner recognizes his customers. :-) You get a good value in terms of price and quality. Absolutely recommended!

I'm going to come back this place very good sushi service very nice and friendly I will be backread more

We came here based on recommendation and I am sure this place used to be good based on the ratings…read more We went in august 2021 and I can confidently say: Yes it's cheap, But it's not worth it at all. This place is mall and filthy. The service is incredible rude and the sushi is just super low quality the taste totally disappointing. We ended up tossing our food because we were so dissatisfied with the taste and quality.

Picked up takeout from Oishi twice this week…read more.. -Service is friendly and sushi comes out fresh and quick. -Location is central to our place and although the decor is very simple the restaurant seems very clean. -Prices are very reasonable. -I'm no sushi expert but my lunch tasted authentic and fantastic. Definitely recommend Oishi and I'll return for sure.

Hallo! From Seattle, WA, USA…read more Vienna, Austria was one of the places my University studied abroad in, which brings me here! We stayed right across the street at the Kolping Wein Hotel. I absolutely love sushi. Not going to lie, I was a little hesitant ordering from here, because of how cheap/discounts that were advertised outside the restaurant. Main reason why is, since I consume raw sushi I am certainly cautious. One of my classmates told me it wasn't bad, therefore, I became more open to it. I ordered California rolls and salmon nigri to go! Generous portions, and it tasted fine! Our first stop was in Prague, and I did not come across any sushi places - I was having sushi withdrawals... haha so I was very content after my meal! - small restaurant - super nice staff! * I miss Central/Eastern Europe, home to return in the future! Danke

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!

The food is decent, but once you start wondering about how fresh the ingredients are, you can't…read morequite seem to stop. I work close there so I've ordered from them a lot. Over the time I got burnt bulgogi, undercooked chicken, and the avocado in their maki is consistently overripe and slightly brownish. The maki also always are a bit too warm, when you expect maki to generally be a bit chilled. (This happened both when ordering take-away and eating directly at the restaurant) When eating there directly the staff is really friendly and the portions are huge, which is a plus. However if you're looking for some consistent quality food, you might want to head elsewhere instead.

Ate here last night & the sushi is fresh. My kids ordered the beef rice noodle soup & bulgogi, rice…read more& avocado rolls, all tasted great. Prices were not to bad either. Only negative is the server doesn't come around to check on you so we had to keep asking for our drinks to be refilled. If you're traveling internationally, they do not take American Express but will take Visa which generally Visa charges an additional fee to use outside of the U.S. Anyway, we will return again for sure.

The food is very tasty and freshly cooked. The meat are very tender and the batter is light and not…read moreoily. If you visit Schönbrunn Palace, it's worth to check this place out. You won't regret it.

This restaurant was great and a must for Asian food as there aren't many Asian restaurants around…read morethis area. I ordered take out two consecutive nights, and was pleased both times, although I did have problems with the food. I had the Beef Bulgogi and Chicken Bento Box. The Beef had lots of flavor, yet I did wish the rice was separate as it was soggy. The Bento Box had fresh sushi and watermelon, along with hot rice. But my chicken had no sauce (I used soy sauce instead). Despite this, I did enjoy the food and recommend this place to anyone craving Asian food.

As a tourist, who would eat ramen in Vienna. Who knows, maybe this place will surprise me. After…read moretrying their shoyu ramen, sorry to say, no surprise. Their soup, pork and egg is too salty. Perhaps the local people love their food salty. I'm from California and have been to Japan couple times, so I've had some really good ramen before. Don't compare ramen in here and traditional ramen from Japan. Can't beat it. I gave it 3 stars cuz it's not bad nor good.

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!