Gem of a Chinese restaurant. Tastes like a home cooked meal. My discerning Chinese parents were…read morereally happy they could access some good Chinese food in Europe without the excess oil and MSG. Will be back! Owners are really warm and generous.

Gu served absolutely scrumptious dishes - omg. I'm going to echo the German reviewers for all of…read moreyou non-German speakers/readers: --the place is not your typical Chinese restaurant, incl. with kitschy/typical "Chinese" decor (its interior is pretty simple and modern). --they use fresh ingredients and no flavor enhancers (MSG, etc); I believe when I was there, there was even an option for gluten-free something-or-other. --not all of the dishes are traditional Chinese dishes, but that doesn't make them any less delicious! --the service is really, really slow: it's basically one older Chinese woman, probably the owner (/owner's wife), doing all of the serving, and when we were there the place was completely packed. While this isn't a huge restaurant, by any means, it was still really busy, which means this lady was always hopping. *I'd also like to add the following* --all of the meals are made to order. Like, seriously. Made. To. Order. You can request anything, but I suggest checking out their specials or asking for a recommendation. (OR just getting the dumplings. You can never go wrong with dumplings/their dumplings!) Continuing. There is like one chef, an older Chinese dude, probably the waitress's husband, and he did literally all of the cooking the night we were there. That man was a cooking machine, and every single thing he produced was amazing. Seriously, y'all. The problem with a one-man-chef restaurant? Everyone gets their entrees separately, since they're cooked and ready pretty much separately (made to order, do recall), so to be served hot, we all got our entrees a few minutes apart. Compound the one-man-chef + one-woman-waitress thing (which while the latter isn't so uncommon in Vienna/Europe, here it was an issue), and the whole dining experience took a very, very long time - don't come too famished! This place gets 5 stars from me, instead of 4, because of the quality of the food and, even more than that, because at the end of the night, my party was the last in the restaurant, and we got to see the one-man-cooking machine literally passed out asleep at one of the tables in the middle of the restaurant. It was just so cute and, well, hilarious - he worked his ass off and cooked amazing food all night, then just passed out in what I presume to be his own restaurant. That's the awesomesauce right there. *Because it's a smaller restaurant, I suggest making a reservation, especially especially for a peak time, and on peak days!

I came for the buffet but turns out that wasn't happening. The lovely lady running the place solo…read moretook care of me very well though. Instead of the buffet, she prepared a several course meal for me (€18.90), which included 3 Chinese starters, a coconut curry soup she called a malatang (I think that's something different), spring rolls, and a dessert (deep fried banana). She cooked a mega-size of the soup for me. Everything was absolutely delicious, with the exception of the rather uninspired spring rolls. I was completely stuffed by the end. The place is tiny--only 3 tables. I don't know how a place open for such narrow hours and doing so little business can stay open, but nonetheless, this was a killer, basically home-cooked meal. Top-notch.

I love it A combination of my favorite cuisines - Asian &…read moreVegetarian/vegan The buffet offers expansive choice for a very affordable price (7,8eur in Feb 2013) Staff is friendly. For meat eater, lots of mockfish&meat, if you dont tell them it's a vegetarian restaurant, they wont even notice. Salad and vegetables are good, fresh, sometimes spicy I didnt try the sweet part but saw also quite an amount of dessert in that corner A must if you visit Vienna

On a rainy evening in Vienna, we tucked into this cozy spot for dinner. We were seated immediately…read moreand ordered drinks from their lovely cocktail menu. I had a Matcha Mule, which was unique and delicious. I could've housed a thousand of their gyoza. They were so addictive. I also want to thank IKO for being the first restaurant in Austria since I've been here (over a week) that FINALLY gave me spicy food. Every other place I've been here that has a "spicy" warning on their menu has been a huge let-down. Fortunately, their TNT roll finally made my mouth burn in all the right ways. I left feeling supremely satisfied. Highly recommend this place!

Best meal we had in Vienna. We were wandering looking for food and just stumbled in. Ordered gyoza,…read moresushi and beef udon. All 3 incredible, fresh and delicious. Inside is small but very nice and loved the cozy feel. Service was fast and easy. Would be back if we lived here!

So this place is a vegan restaurant, and serves a lot of asian style vegan food. My friends were…read morevegan, so we ended up going here for a quick bite. I had eaten already prior, so I decided to get something small, a vegan chicken burger. Unfortunately, it didn't taste all that good, the vegan chicken patty didn't really taste like chicken and was kind of spongy and unpleasant. Lesson learned for next time I guess.

Loved it, loved every part of it. The menu was extensive and everything we tried was great. To top…read moreit off there were grocery items right there in the restaurant so you can grab a few snacks to go. It literally took me two years to get to this place and it was all to try the vegan Cordon Bleu. I can't say it was worth the wait for two years, as I would've much rather been eating there for two years now, but this is how it works when you only come into town while working. Either way, I'm glad I finally got to make it there and it was certainly a good experience. Even if you're not a vegetarian or vegan I think this is a good stop to try these dishes out. The restaurant itself is really basic but the food is interesting and the staff was very helpful to say the least. It's also fun to browse around the grocery items to know what is out there in the world.

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.

I love schnitzel!!! But I recently gave up meat for good so I was sad that I wouldn't be able to…read moreenjoy any while in Vienna. Good for me I found swing kitchen!! What I ordered: I believe on the menu it was just called the Vienna burger, but it was a tofu schnitzel burger that came w fries and a soda. I also got the lime sauce that was an additional 80¢ and was so yummy and refreshing! The burger was amazing! This place really knows how to do vegan food! They also had a cool selection of sodas. I just got the cherry coke. The price was around 11€ which isn't bad for the taste and quality of the food. This place does everything right! I wish I lived in Vienna so I could come here more often!

Came here on the recommendation of my Airbnb host when I told her I was vegan, and I'm glad I paid…read morethis place a visit. Everything is vegan, but there are not many gluten-free options. But thankfully their vegan nuggets are gluten-free so I got their Nugget Salad (which is their soy protein "chicken" nuggets on a garden salad and a garlic sauce). (I would have preferred to have something that was vegan and gluten-free that was NOT fried, but I suppose I should be happy I had something to eat.) And it was tasty! The nuggets weren't dry at all and had a nice texture. There was a nice creamy sauce on the nuggets, and a different light (balsamic olive oil?) dressing for the salad that was also a great combo. I also got a lemonade for my beverage, but it was a carbonated soda, so not really my kind of thing. I should have gotten something else to drink. Would have been nice to have had at least a couple of other gluten-free options to choose from but the Nugget Salad was satisfying. No wifi unfortunately.

Business has offered me travel a lot around world, and been always seeking Korean restaurants…read moreeverywhere I land. Visited many Korean restaurants in many countries from US to EU, and I found Yori is belong to the top tier. Service seems depending on the time of the day as usual, but flexible enough to accommodate me despite arrival during break time between 4 and 6 PM that I didn't know. Now I recognize the opening time is corrected at Yelp. Overall for service, comfortable to give 4 and half stars. Food is the most important to me as I've always looked for authenticity of Korean dishes. There are lots of places serving fusion, not authentic Korean dishes around world, which make perfect sense to me because they're supposed to serve local clients, non Korean. Therefore I don't intend to claim anything negative to those places serving fusion Korean dishes. However, Yori seems to be a rare Korean restaurant around world where is brave enough to serve AUTHENTIC Korean traditional taste to Vienna folks..! Of course, everyone has different tastes, but I dare you to try all menu items there and I'm confident to say that most Korean traditional menu dishes are authentic. For your reference, my favorite consists of Kimchi Jeon as a starter or appetizer, Sundubu JJigae as main, and Nokcha Icecream as a desert. There is Very Berry Soju if you're caring for a Korean alcoholic beverages. This is a Soju cocktail with pretty reddish visual... I loved it. This is my 3rd visit to Vienna for last 6 months and I'll come every quarter, but no longer worry to discover a Korean restaurant fulfilling my craving for Korean food. This makes my stay at Vienna simply more pleasant..! I would give 5 and half stars on food. Taken all together, five star with two thumbs up...! P.s. Vienna is a gorgeous place with rich history and music... can't wait for next visit...!

I ordered the beef ramyun - it was suppose to be spicy, however, I am mexican and was expecting…read moresomething actually spicy. Maybe bc i am in Vienna, Austria the spice tolerance lvl is low. The place itself looks very nice. Nothing memorable.

We booked a table and ordered bulgogi BBQ. The food came super fast and the waitress (I guess it…read morewas the owner) was a elderly Korean lady who didn't talk a lot but she served us quickly. Meat was great, but sadly the BBQ only included a bowl of rice and some gojuchang so we even had to order some salad to wrap our meat in. But to be fair, the BBQ was only 12€ per person so I didn't expect that many side dishes bug nevertheless I wished they at least gave us some kimchi. Meat was great, price was okay, service was quick, I'm definitely visiting the Seoul again!

A great option for traditional Korean food in Vienna! I had some delicious Doenjang stew! I'd…read morerecommend others to come give it a try.