Pho broth was flavourful and piping hot which was great because we came during winter! The meat was…read morepounded like schnitzel which we didn't really understand, but I guess when in Wien?? We had a small meal but liked the look of the extensive, authentic looking menu. If you're used to good Vietnamese food, tired of the local fare and need an Asian food fix, I'd totally swing by here. Friendly owner, too.

Amazing pho. Amazing fresh rolls. We had quite a language barrier at first, but eventually got what…read morewe wanted. Splitting the bill was not happening tho.

GREAT FOOD, Great friendly service, clean, roomy and beautifully decorated interior makes SAIGON a…read moremust to to spot whenever you're in Wolfsberg, Austria. We were craving Asian food after a few day of traveling in Austria, and learned that there's a few streets (really only a few restaurant) in this area similar to a "Chinatown". Though there's no Chinatown per se, we found Saigon!! And we could t be happier. A hearty hot bowl of pho soup, excellent spring rolls, and authentic Vietnamese iced coffee. We were happy as a clam and our tummies satisfied. Also got our Asian food / noodles / hot soup fix!!! The owner is super friendly and helpful, along with other workers. Highly recommended!

We stopped by Saigon at Karlsplatz last night for an early dinner before our classical concert at…read morethe Musikverein, and the experience was a mix of highlights and a few surprises. We ordered several dishes to share: the steamed dumplings with chicken and shrimp, bok choy with mushrooms, caramel pork, and Bún Riêu. Everything was decent and nicely presented--the dumplings were tasty, the bok choy dish with mushroom was good, the caramel pork was flavorful and the Bún Riêu tasted close to what I am used to. For drinks, we tried their red bean in coconut milk (their signature item) and the lemongrass iced tea. Both were refreshing. The decor is modern, trendy, and inviting, making it a pleasant spot to relax before an evening out. What surprised us, though, was the service. Once our food arrived, no one checked in on us at all--not to ask how things were, not to offer refills, nothing. It stood out because every other restaurant we've visited in Austria has had genuinely warm and attentive service. I suppose there's a first time for everything. Overall, Saigon delivered solid food and a stylish atmosphere, but the lack of follow‑up from the staff left the experience feeling incomplete.

Holy Phantom Pho Batman!…read more After a long day of wandering Vienna (trying to burn off the strudel I'd had for breakfast), I needed sustenance, and I needed it to be on my way home. Fortunately, I'd done my research ahead of time and had a couple places in mind, but as the wind picked up, nothing sounded better than hot pho. The place is tiny and was packed when I first arrived (typically, totally empty by the time I left) at 3:15 on a Wednesday. The waitress/hostess took my order quickly and my pho was out in a flash. While more expensive (and not keeping with my tight budget), I went for the mixed pho with schwarznudeln (black noodles). Choice well made, self. The noodles were so fresh, I bet they made them this morning. The broth was absolute perfection. I usually find most soups in general are over salted, but this one was on point. There was just the right amount of meat (chicken and flank steak) as well, both of which were extremely tender. All in all, the perfect pho.

Feels like an upscale Vietnamese eatery. It doesn't really satisfy when you're looking for…read moresomething comfy and home made feeling. I went here with my husband for lunch when visiting Vienna. The place inside looks trendy with colorful decor and neon lights. The wait staff was very nice and could speak English. My husband got Pho Beef and me Bun Rieu. My husband loved his Pho but my Bun Rieu felt fake (nothing like home made). Each dish was about €9-€10. I wouldn't go back. It's just not the vibe I'd like when wanting comfort Vietnamese food. I do like the staff and cleanliness though.

It's a very decent Vietnamese/Asian fusion restaurant. I thought menu choices are very diverse, so…read moreeveryone should be able to find something to eat here. It was only a block away from our pension when we stayed in Vienna. It was located between our pension and the nearest subway station (Sieglergassse Station on Orange Line), so we passed by it every time we took subway to travel around Vienna (which we did a lot). At first it was just mere convenience, but since we really enjoyed their food, we went back for the second time. Food tasted very good--every dish we ordered (photos). Very good service by very nice/friendly staff. There is a curbside and pedestrian walk dining area, but interior was nicely decorated (photo). I thought dishes were reasonably priced especially for Vienna. When we returned for the second time, the owner recognized us and treated us to his special Vietnamese (I didn't even think they grew coffee in Vietnam??) cold brew after our meal. That was super nice of him. We found out from him that there are now three locations of tatas in Vienna, so he's doing really well in his business. This was the original one we ate at. Highly recommended if you're in the area!

Food is five star! The dishes, from the crispy duck, to the vegan stir fry, with tofu, to the…read moresummer rolls were all well cooked, plated and delicious. Service is a bit more of a hit or miss. On the first visit, we had an excellent server and she was very on point. Immediate menus, very easy to work with. Followed up to see how we were doing. Takeout visit: not so good. Young man is covering a lot of table by himself. All over the place. I told him I needed a minute to look at the menu. When I then was done, he looked at me standing there, looking at him, and then immediately helped the people who are German speaking, who had walked in behind me by quite a bit. I was not amused by that. That was very unprofessional. He could've at least asked if I was ready yet? The food will be excellent. Just remember that service, like in a lot of places in Vienna, is slow and awkward. Definitely a place to stop though if you want Asian food.

I had the beef pho bowl and thought it was 'ok' but didn't have that 'flowery' fragrent broth I'm…read moreused to in my home town Vietnamese restaurants. The restaurant was nice and cozy, a couple of tables, and the waitstaff attentive. My partner ordered a vermicelli bowl with pork and fried eggrolls. I had a taste (or 3) and really, really liked his and would order that if I come back.

Small restaurant but food was good. Pho is decent but I would order the rice/rice noodle dishes…read moreinstead. They were very flavorful compared to the pho. To me, the pho tasted like beef stock without the spices you would typically add like anise. Overall, it was still enjoyable especially on a cold night in Vienna!

Several months ago, I noticed a new Vietnamese eatery had opened just a couple of minutes from my…read moreapartment. I had heard good things from neighbors about it but I didn't try it until I recently returned to Vienna. Well I'll be trying it a lot from now on because it is a wonderful addition to my neighborhood's plethora of diverse restaurants & cafes. You are warmly greeted as soon as you walk in. You order at the counter and can choose to eat your food there or take it home with you. Either way, you are going to enjoy some tasty treats. I began with the Em Cha - which were so delicious that after dipping them into the fish sauce, they practically melted in my mouth. (Tip - wrap each em cha in lettuce to make a mini wrap.) My main course of Bac Loi also did not lack for flavor. The pan-fried duck breast and onions were accompanied by a generous rice serving and a mixed salad. Portion sizes were large, prices small. Hey!! Vietnamese Cafe has become a very popular spot in my food-crazy hood. I def know why!

Decent place, I enjoyed the bun nem la lot. It is nice for a casual night out or when I'm craving…read moreVietnamese food.

Super friendly personnel- good food - takeaway, dine-in, outside seating possible- like it and will…read morevisit again

When I don't feel like cooking, I have a really decent Vietnamese Bistro five minutes walk from me…read more I can eat there (I like the cute interior) or I can bring the food home. Recently I got home from a trip to Poland and just felt like having Vietnamese for dinner. I ordered the Bun Ga which comes with a salad and prawn crackers ... I selected a refreshing Aloe King drink to go with it and presto - I had a tasty dinner. I'm glad Vietnam Bistro is just down the street!

This was my first introduction to Vietnamese food by a friend who knows his Vietnamese food. He…read moreloved it and promised that it was just like what he knew to be the real deal. I love the Vietnamese classics pho bo or bun bo!

Loved this spot! I got an iced coffee + crispy duck lunch special, which also included a veggie…read morebroth and summer roll. The food was well seasoned and not oily, and I also liked that there was a good amount of vegetables. The duck was super crispy!! Yum! And the coffee was great; it tasted just like ones I had in Vietnam. The prices were very reasonable and the staff was very friendly.

The food was very tasty and looked appetizing. My husband and I had great service! The restaurant…read morewas decorated very nicely and had a great ambiance.

From the owner: Wir bieten eine modern-vietnamesische Küche mit westlichem Einfluss. Der bedachte Umgang mit…read moreausgewählten regionalen Zutaten bietet uns die Möglichkeit beste Qualität für Sie auf den Teller zu zaubern. Unsere natürlichen Produkte werden ohne weiteren Zusatz verwendet und sind daher eine Freude für den Genuß und das Wohlbefinden! Das ruhige und besinnliche Ambiente regt zum Entspannen und Genießen an. In diesem Sinne laden wir Sie herzlichst ein und freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch, Ihr AN NAM Team