I saw this place opened recently in my neighborhood and just tried it out. Will definitely come…read moreback more often. It's a great "all you can eat - but à la carte" Restaurant with lots of options (9.90 for lunch, 15.90 for dinner and on weekends). We tried almost everything and all was very fresh and high quality... and of course delicious. Of course it's not cheap in the evening but I felt I was getting my money's worth (unique options like scallops, lamb chops, homemade matcha mousse) and the waitress even encouraged us constantly to eat more and was very nice! Great new addition to the area :-)

Very good all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet restaurant. One of the best, actually! What's especially…read moregreat about this restaurant is that they don't use MSG at all! That's something you won't get at other Chinese buffet restaurants or even most of the restaurants in town. The dishes are not salty and they are kept hot the whole time. They refill constantly in small portions so everything are fresh. Service here is super friendly and professional. They all spoke perfect German and some English as well! Restaurant inside is modern and clean. Lunch buffet costs 7.6€ per person but you can also order dishes from the menu. They also offer take away and house delivery to certain districts close by. They have many different types of sushi and maki (not only the usual salmon and cucumber but also shrimp, tuna, etc...), good egg drop chicken soup, fried rice and noodles, different dishes and their red curry with shrimp was amazing!!! Tons of really big shrimps and they were shelled! I also loved the seaweed salad and the chicken salad. They have a whole bag of fortune cookies on the counter so you can take as many as you want, great for kids! For dessert they have pudding, fruits and the typical fried bananas. Really happy to have found this restaurant. It makes you feel comfortable eating here. Will definitely be going again!

We discovered Liu's Wok on a lunchtime. We recently moved offices and have been discovering our new…read moreBezirk, This is a chain of asian restaurants offering Chinese/Japanese cuisine. The one in the 18th district offers a very reasonably priced "eat-all-you-want" buffet on a lunchtime (not sure about the evening...). The options were good: a choice of two soups, several types of rice/noodles and several main courses including a meat-free dish. The food was very good! The only reason I am giving it 4 stars and not 5 is because they cheated with the drinks...We ordered Cola Light and it definitely wasn't Cola Light. It was more like Peter Kay's Roller Cola (joke for the Brits) - in other words really cheap stuff that didn't taste good. I would definitely still go back and order something safer to drink ;)

Fresh home-made/sliced/scraped noodles with mix and match soup, curry, meat/veg options. Ready in…read morejust a few minutes, and if you get bored waiting, there is free wifi and newspapers available. Both eat-in and take away. Definitely a healthier option than the noodle stands around Schwedenplatz

From the owner: ra'mien to go! Take Away, schnell, gut und günstig…read moreLamien, Fliegende Nudeln, Gyozataschen, Reisschalen, Nudelsuppen, Kokoscurry, Nudelgerichte,...

I realize that Naschmarkt is extremely touristy and loud, but I had wandered around for a good hour…read moretrying to decide what to eat and I'm so glad that I ended up here. The staff was incredibly courteous and to my relief, they spoke Mandarin to me (since I don't speak a lick of German). They sent out some items compliments of the chef, and the portions were all more generous than I expected. I really enjoyed their Thai coconut soup (Tom Ka Gai). One of the servers took 30 minutes to explain all the sights I should try to see in Vienna, and drew me a map and wrote everything down. Also, they have an indoor area that is air conditioned in case you're seeking refuge from the heat!

If you're in the Naschmarkt area and feeling hungry, Li's Cooking is a good place to stop to eat…read more Their menu features sushi as well as cooked dishes from asia (chinese, thai curry). I got some sushi and it was very nice. Like most non-4-star sushi places in Vienna, your choices of fish are tuna, salmon, whitefish/butterfish, and shrimp. Li's also had some eel. I tried their mega futo maki roll, which is the kitchen sink of sushi rolls. Packed inside the rice and seaweed were tuna, salmon, shrimp, cucumber, and avocado. To top it off, there was a sweet mango dipping sauce for the rolls. Tasty, but so big that fitting it into my mouth became an engineering wonder! They make their own ginger iced tea, which was excellent and sweetened with honey. Just make sure to mix it to get the honey off the bottom of the glass. The service was decent and pretty standard for Vienna.

Delicious, authentic, reasonably priced and great service! Highly recommend! Outdoor seating is…read morevery nice.

A hidden gem in the first district. The food is excellent and the ingredients are always very fresh…read more(I was truly taken aback by how fresh everything was). I'm usually suspicious of restaurants that do too many cuisine type (in this case, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Malay), but they did it very well. In my opinion, it's the best in the city! Great sushi as well.

I'm sorry, Yelp, but why can't I give eight stars? This was the best meals I have had at an Asian…read morefusion restaurant! And one of the best meals I've had ever! From my hand rolled spring rolls and delicious summer roll to the mango and avocado salad that I would marry, if I weren't already married, right through to the crispy duck, this place shines! It's small and unpretentious, but the food is amazing as is the service! Every ingredient was at its peak, and cooked to perfection. Nothing is worse than a sauce that overpowers of protein, but the sauce with the duck was just right. I plan on coming back!

This place offers a variety of cuisines like Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean. There's sushi, rolls,…read morebento, udon, ramen, fish, rice, noodles, wine, beer. First time was take out and the second time we dined in. The portions are huge and it's one of the better Asian restaurants we've been to in Vienna. The food was freshly made to order and delicious. I ordered stir fried egg noodles the first time as take out. It looked like a small container but once it was dumped out on a plate, it was a lot. When we dined in, I got spicy wontons and that was so delicious. Reminded me of Din Tai Fung. The crispy tofu rice dish was deep fried to perfection and the plate was ginormous.