The new Peace Kitchen in the heart of the Margareten district of Vienna is a great idea. A few of…read morethe many, many immigrants in Vienna have come together to present the foods from their homelands. The leaders in this project are from Afghanistan but the food spans from Turkey and Syria to India and Pakistan crossing Iran and Afghanistan. Though you can stay within the culinary creations of just one country, you can also mix and match .... which is of course what I did. My friend partook mostly of Syrian dishes while I enjoyed Iranian, Afghan, Indian, and Pakistani. The Afghan bolani to start off the feast were excellent - especially with the very spicy and equally tasty chutney accompaniment. My main plate had three distinct dishes - Qorma, Sabzi palak, and Biryani. Each was as tasty as the other. Service was super friendly, the restaurant is very attractive inside, and the prices are ridiculously low....a winning combo!! Unfortunately few people know about this new eatery and they don't have an advertising budget so word of mouth has to spread the news of its existence. I know of it because it is literally just around the corner from where I live. I truly wish more people would discover the Peace Kitchen so it can thrive in today's world and help spread the good will from many lands joyfully shared over tasty food and drink. I happily give it 5 stars ... and I will return!

The food & service is good. The environment is very family like . It's a place to go to on…read moreSunday's. As pictured are some of The dishes. The milk drink is house made which is a bit of a rare like situation & it's amazing.

Where do you find the best Bolani in Vienna? Well I head out to Ottakring and stop in the friendly…read moreSandwich and Bolani Haus. There are actually lots of items on the menu here for eat-in or takeaway including a delicious palau, but I do def have to always order my favorite Afghani treat. You have a choice of two Bolanis - potatoes and veggies or potatoes and meat filling. Try them both! They are equally mouthwatering! And don't forget to get the spicy Afghani chatni gashneez - green corriander chili sauce to put on top of your bolani. All this goodness will set you back only a couple of Euros - yes you read that right! The owner is super friendly and he is also a good artist as he painted the picture on the wall. Okay guys, so now you know where to get your Bolani fix in Vienna taken care of!!

Great place. Very friendly staff and they also customise the food as per our choice. Great place…read morefor people on a budget but need good food in large portions. Always tasty.