Kiang is a restaurant I have passed by several times and it's never crowded. It's also in that…read moregroup of Asian restaurants that tries to be all things to all people....in other words it specializes in three different cuisines - Japanese, Chinese, and Thai. Actually more than that because it has Szechuan, Shanghai, and Cantonese dishes on the menu in the Chinese section. (I sure hope that as people in Vienna get more sophisticated in their Asian tastes, restaurants can specialize in one cuisine instead of trying to cook several.) Now saying all this, the Szechuan dish that I ate here was very good. It was the famous Gan Bien and the strips of dried beef were cooked and flavored nicely. The menu indicated that the Gan Bien would be spicy (scharf) but I learned long ago that scharf in Vienna is not really scharf for a Philadelphia guy. So I ordered it Super Scharf with a side order of hot chili sauce. The waitress was great. She did exactly as I asked and the homemade chili sauce was totally excellent .... and hot. I added it liberally and enjoyed a really nice, spicy, and tasty Gan Bien. Next time I will go to Kiang with friends so we can share and try multiple dishes including the classic Dan Dan noodles. I did like the service here very much .... and even if the dining room is rather plainly decorated, the serving staff added a nice warmth.

I accidentally walked by this restaurant while visiting Vienna downtown. They have the best Chinese…read morefood I ever had, what a pleasant surprise! Great service as well.

I wanted to really like this restaurant. Heck, I want to really,really like at least one Asian…read morerestaurant in Vienna. But there are obviously different standards that are adhered to in Austria as regards Chinese food (...and indeed throughout Europe) Xus Cooking is certainly an attractive enough space. Its location in Neubau is off a courtyard of a modern building. The servers were Chinese and friendly. The prices are fairly reasonable. It is a Vegetarian restaurant with a large menu of offerings. The first course I actually enjoyed. They were Peanut and Vegetable Balls. The hot sauce, which appeared homemade and was fairly tasty, greatly enhanced the flavor here. For my main course I ordered their specialty dish called "Eight Treasures." It featured eight different types of tofu with vegetables and was supposed to be spicy according to the menu and also the waitress. It was not spicy at all. In fact in true European-Chinese tradition it had very little seasoning and spiciness but did come awash in a sort of glutinous sauce. Again the hot chili sauce on the table helped a lot. To be honest I didn't hear anyone at the table raving about the food they ordered. However, at the same time we all ate well. If Xus Cooking took more of a risk with flavours I think this could become a very good restaurant. The ingredients used were fresh ... and the concept is a good one when done well. I would for sure go to Xus Cooking again if I'm hanging out with some of my vegetarian friends and family. But next time I will clearly stress that I want my dishes spicy - very spicy!

Isn't it great to travel abroad and be surprised by how much vegan food you find?…read more I recently visited the beautiful Vienna, Austria and was thrilled by how much - and how tasty - their vegan food was! I was so happy to stumble upon Xu's Cooking where I was able to enjoy the all you can eat lunch buffet full of vegan options! The meat substitutes were superb, and the atmosphere was relaxing. Xu's Cooking, thank you for being a vegan-friendly restaurant! Check out my full review at https://veganhostess.com/2017/01/20/vegan-in-vienna/

It's said that this is Vienna's top3 sushi restaurant. It's been our 10th sushi restaurant we've…read morevisited in Vienna after checking out reach top google rates sushi spots. The special thing is their tuna. They buys whole tuna and cut it themselves. We ordered a tuna set for 30€ that consisted of 4 nigiris and 2 pieces of sashimi. It was good but not worth the 30€. The toro ist not as fatty and a bit chewy like in Japan but not as fresh. The rolls were ok, nothing in particular. We've had better and more authentic sushi in Vienna

We really enjoyed this place-- the host gave us a nice large table and food was very good. Ate…read morefrom the Chinese part of the menu, the dim sum and everything as well as the drinks was good. Only negative was that when I got the check, which was about 90 for 2 people, the waiter was very aggressive asking for his tip, telling me about how it's not included in Wien and pushing me to add it onto the credit card. I left him a 10 euro bill and he practically grabbed it out of my hand, was very odd and felt rude, though otherwise everything was great.

Quite good Asian food in the Vienna mall, we had grilled dumplings and chicken curry flavor was…read morevery nice and service was wonderful.

I was in a bind. I was with my girlfriend and we were deep in the 3rd district and needed to get…read moresome food before going our separate ways for the night. I was being pretty indecisive about what to eat when the tram we were riding stopped out front of the shining new Wien Mitte Mall. We jumped off and instead of wandering into the standard yet satisfying Vapiano, we ventured upstairs to try out the latest outpost of Ra'mien. The food there was excellent: I had the La Mien with coconut curry and duck and my girlfriend had a large bowl of their wanton soup. Both dishes were huge, filling, and super tasty! The price was right at under €10 for each of us, perfectly reasonable for the quality and quantity. The food came out pretty quickly but was clearly made to order. They make their own noodles on site (or at one of their other local restaurants) and both the chewy wide noodles of my La Mien and the thin shrimp noodles of the wanton soup were delicious. The perfect lunch or dinner stop if you're nearby or as a fuel break during a big day of shopping along Landstrasse.

Cute, quiet little outdoor courtyard restaurant located within a hotel serving vegan Filipino food…read more The patio is scattered with small tables and surrounded by the yellow walls of the hotel and lined by flower boxes. It's a really lovely atmosphere. We came for brunch and it was a perfect sunny spot. I did not expect to find vegan Filipino food in Vienna, so this was a great surprise! The menu has a "regular" version (with meat) of each dish and an accompanying vegan version - it's nice that they had this flexibility. We ordered Marvin's Seitan Bulgogi, vegetarian lumpia, and ube cheesecake. Wasn't too impressed by the seitan bulgogi or lumpia - it wasn't exceptional but still pretty good. Possible that we just didn't order the best items on the menu. The ube cheesecake was very tasty though! Overall, I'd come back for the novelty of having vegan Filipino food, the hope that the other dishes on the menu would be better, and the pure ambience of the restaurant.

OK FOOD, TERRIBLE SERVICE! My friend and I, both of us Filipinod, decided to come to this…read morerestaurant and was blown away by how unprofessional and rude the staff were. Side note: This sneaky restaurant would put "reserved" on tables that actually aren't. When we got there we were just standing and waiting for them to actually give us a table, and we ended up sitting in the lobby. Took them a good while to take our order. The food got there and it was OK, nothing special. Then, the female server's boyfriend and dog came and sat next to us. They started hardcore making out and she kept playing with the dog and did NOT even wash her hands, just proceeded to serve food to other customers. After we were done with our food, we waited 30 minutes until my friend finally got sick of waiting for the bill that he called the male server and asked for it. When he gave us the bill and we asked if we could pay by card, he asked for a tip and we said no. Why would you have the guts to ask for a tip if your service was incredibly slow, the female server was non-hygienic, and the male server was rude? So as soon as we paid, the server left and didn't even say thank you for dining with them. Just a tip: Do not go to this place. In the service industry, service is EVERYTHING. We're incredibly disappointed by this.

What a great little cafe tucked away in a Vienna side street. The quiche and salads were all…read moreincredibly fresh and delicious. It was a nice break from the usual heavy local fare.

Excellent vegan and vegetarian food, gracious and helpful staff , quiet clean and pleasant setting…read moreon a small side street

No surprise there: this Akakiko restaurant stays true to the reputation of this wellknown chain of…read moreAsian restaurant. We had a lovely dinner in this quite and sober location, with very kind waiters and in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere! And the food tasted as good as expected, no high quality fine cuisine but definitely fresh and tasty. Big news though: the menu changed last week, with more sea and fish offers! Can't wait to try it all!

I just had lunch good service tasty duck and good price .I will come againread more

Excellent gluten free pizza!! Ordered a salad as appetizer and the dressing was to die for. As…read moredessert had the vanilla ice cream with warm raspberries. Absolutely recommend it!

Quite place with fantastic vegan (and classic) pizzas and very friendly staff. Ordered BBQ pizza…read morewith vegan cheese and grilled soy chunks and it was amazing! I highly recommend this place