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.

Authentic Korean food in Vienna. Service is good. It was packed when I went. Had a short line…read more We could not have more Vienna cakes or pork cutlets. We decided to try Korean.

One of the better Korean places that we've been to on this trip. We had an early dinner at 5pm and…read morenot many places opened. We walked in without a reservation and got seated shortly. You have an option to grill your own meats for the table side grill but we did the individual cooked dishes. We ordered salmon teriyaki, veggie dolsot bibimbap, and the pancake. Everything was tasty.

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!

The restaurant was nicely decorated. The food was on the bland side especially the ban chan. The…read moreKim chee was a joke. The server (young Korean girl) was nice and friendly. The older Korean lady that seemed to be the manager was very rude and snappy. That kinda killed the whole experience overall. I can't recommend this restaurant.

2nd Korean restaurant review while in Vienna. Am I…read morelooking for authentic Korean food in Vienna? Have I had it worse in other parts of the world? Yes and yes! Bibim didn't disappoint. The jun we got was very unique but was delicious. It had jun crust at the bottom with seafood and had eggs on top of it. Very interesting but that's unique to this restaurant. We had to order bowl of kimchee since the banchan we got was very minimal but we did expect that. The sizzling plate of bulgogi bibimwas very good. Each individual items were seasoned separately before assembling on the sizzling plate. Also banchan was seasoned very well. Place was packed when we got there 10 min after they opened. Need reservation for sure. Service was good, food arrived promptly and as always, we had to wait for awhile even after we asked for the bill. We were about to walk out to see if that will speedy up the reaction. Overall, good positive experience. I can see local ajuccis getting together which means good?

Amazing Korean place in Vienna. My boyfriend and I were the only two non Koreans in the place so we…read morefigured we'd come to a good spot! Food was excellent and the prices were great. It's nice to have an affordable restaurant to go to for a nice date night in Vienna. We will definitely be return customers!

TLDR: okay food (if it's 3 stars) and horrible service/attitude. Could get better food with quality…read moreservice for much better prices elsewhere. The food was a bit too salty, the service was slow, and the waitress needs to learn common sense. The waitress and cook spoke Korean and assumed I didn't know what they were talking about, so when I went to pay with card the waitress made a snide comment to the cook about how people don't even ask and try to pay with card. This, despite there being a sign that said they take card being near the table. She also continued to think I didn't speak Korean despite me saying that my friend and I would be paying separately in Korean to her (which she did not understand). The food took forever to come out and was far too salty for Korean style cooking (I ordered teriyaki chicken, a Japanese dish, but it was still far too salty). The miso soup was flavorful, but again contained way too much salt. The rice was sub par and didn't have the texture or flavor that good rice should have. The salad, which came with the teriyaki box, was alright. The only decent part was the avocado sushi that came with the meal, of which there were 6 decently sized pieces. Be warned, they have tap water but it'll cost you .50 extra (maybe it's for the glass that they need to clean?) Objectively, the food is worthy of an establishment with a 3.2 star rating at best. The service and the waitress's attitude, however, entirely ruined any enjoyment I may have gotten from the food alone.

Very good food. Reasonable prices, good service. The place…read moreisn't the most appealing but it was warm and everyone was kind. A bit too many "happy" people :-)

The service was so good! Not only was the lady so nice and patient, but the food was so good! All…read moreof the dishes tasted authentic and tasty. The food tasted like they put the soul and heart into making it. The nice lady even let us try their special kimchi menu. I just don't understand the bad comments. I honestly want to give this restaurant more than five stars! The atmosphere was pretty chill. I totally recommend this restaurant.

All I can say it is very RUDE! I will never come back anymore! The person that took our order…read moretalked super fast and didn't explain the menu when we asked.. she told us to looked at the menu since everything was written in there. What a service! The food was ok.. but mainly the service that was the worst! What a pity!

We had lunch at this restaurant on our last full day in Vienna. We had toured St. Stephen's…read moreCathedral and took a 15-minute (or so) walk to this place. It wasn't too far from Schwedenplatz, as we walked there after lunch to catch the subway back to our hotel. They are located on a narrow street in the old part of the city. There didn't seem to be any outside seating, which was fine. They had tables near the front windows (where we sat) and bar seating. I think they had another dining room further back too. They had Pad Thai as a lunch special, so I got that and enjoyed it. The other 2 people in our party had some variant of noodle soups, which they also seemed to enjoy. Service was attentive and prices seemed in line with Vienna generally. The only other notable feature I recall was their restroom. They had a door separating the dining area from the hallway where the restrooms were located. This hallway was decorated in wall mirrors - a lot of them. It almost had a funhouse vibe. It was interesting. The restroom itself was pretty average.

I started off with a Crispy Korean Chili Chicken Rice Bowl at KitchA - Sticks & Rolls, a pan-Asian…read morerestaurant. This was a lunch special that came with a side salad and apples. It was a simple yet delicious and filling meal! I loved the flavor of the gochujang sauce but the chicken could've been crispier. I'd recommend if you're looking for a bang for your buck meal in Vienna!

Quite a good spot, definitely worth it if you want to stay in the area. They speak English and you…read morecan pay with CC. I got a bibimbap which was well executed but unfortunately it came without the fried egg on top which I love because it makes everything creamy. I also prefer ground meat to bulgogi although the one they used was very soft. I also got a miso soup but only a spoon for the bibimbap which is not super practical considering how tiny is the soup cup. Prices are more or less in line with the city standard - I paid 15euro +tip for a bibimbap and a drink - maybe it could be a couple of euros cheaper though (I am a bit spoiled because my favorite bibimbap place charges 10 for the same combo).

I'd give it 4,5 if I could. half a star reduction for being a bit on the pricey side for the small…read moreportions and the limited beer selection (i.e. no Asian beers) food was very solid though. had the scallops and the salmon both excellent. very conveniently located right behind the Volksoper so you can grab a bite after the concert if it's not too late. staff & service were great

a nice place to try. I had fried rice with chicken and my coworkers had nudels with chicken, and…read morethe food was fresh. highly recommended

Great place. Coming from southern California we have alot of Korean bbq spots that are top notch…read more Didn't expect to find something like this here in Vienna. Totally recommend eating here.

THIS IS THE WORST PLACE EVER!!!!! Feels like they just payed other people for the good reviews. I…read moream very disappointed! The waiter was rude and unfriendly. The food is not worth the price (in my soup there was almost no meat and it mostly consisted of gochujang paste(not even kimchi) and just a bit of tofu for 13 euros)! And also you have to pay for the tap water here. I just HATED this place. Do not recommend.. Would give zero stars if I could.