Traveling in early December we had one traveler with a cold so we opted for takeout. We got the…read morefollowing: - Ramen - So good! - Noodle stir fry , build your own - so flavorful and superb fresh veg and meat. - Egg rolls - perfectly crisp, not oily. - * Brownie - Unexpected, yes sooooo good! The gentleman there was so unbelievably nice. The atmosphere was fun, modern, a great music mix playing. They have a foolproof menu (pictures and English) for non German speakers. I highly recommend to anyone looking for a hearty meal, fresh and flavorful food and a great price! They are located close to the river, Sacher Hotel and near Mozart Residence.

The Austrian diet is not great for us so we opt for ethnic when we find it. This is a bright and…read moreclean place with friendly staff. I had duck with rice and Pabs had Tofu with noodles, both were great. The mushroom spring roll was outstanding, could eat these every day of my life. In fact given the range of fresh spring rolls I would be having weekly spring roll and wine parties. Good simple food in a big bowl

We were in Salzburg to see the Christkindlmarkt and we wanted something to eat other than wurst…read more This restaurant was a block or so from the square with the gold ball. The pho was good and hit the spot on a cold and drizzly day. The food was a little different from Vietnamese food that I've had in the US, but it was still tasty. The owners were very friendly and hard working. They spoke Vietnamese and German with a bit of English.

We were headed out for a traditional, Austrian meal (walking in the rain), when we passed Pho 18…read more My girls both said "Pho!" After a week of wurst, I had to admit a bowl of hot noodles sounded good. First, we shared an order of fresh spring rolls. The spring rolls were exactly as we expected them to be, but they were served with a sweet dipping sauce as opposed to the ubiquitous peanut sauce we get at home. Not a bad change. While not exactly the same as the pho we're used to eating in Southern California, the pho at Pho 18 was satisfying. Unlike the pho at home, which is served with a big plate of bean sprouts, sliced jalapeños, basil and lime wedges, this came with a bit of shredded iceberg lettuce, a lemon wedge, and a tiny slice of Thai chili. The meat wasn't the thin shaved beef we find at home, but rather small chunks. It was tender, though. The broth wasn't as flavorful - I suppose they need to make some accommodations for EU palates, but they had a sriracha and fish sauce on the table which we used to adjust to our liking. One of my girls had the bun which also was good. The owners were attentive and friendly - surprised that we knew the Vietnamese names for menu items. Prices for this kind of cuisine are higher in Salzburg - (€ 8,50) than we would pay at home, where a big bowl of pho is just $5. But, if you're craving pho, you won't be disappointed.

This is a place of you want some good tasty, fresh ingredients Viet food! We visited from the US…read moreand was craving for some Viet food. They sure didn't disappointed us! I think the couple are the owner. They were so sweet and very helpful with their menu. We ordered Beef curry, pork WokMan dish and tofu vegetables dish. Everything was so fresh and delicious , I would give them 10stars if I could.

Tasty asian food in an Upper Austrian rural restaurant. Don't be shocked by the way it looks and…read moreask for spicy original cuisine.

From the owner: Unser Restaurant, welches sich im Herzen Rosenheims befindet, legt viel Wert auf eine…read moregesundheitsbewusste Ernährung. Daher bereiten wir unsere Gerichte mit hochwertigen, frischen Zutaten zu und verzichten auf Geschmacksverstärker.

Super Expensive. Very bland and low on flavors. The portions are quite less. Not much vegetarian…read moreoptions.

I am a visitor from the US and along with some friends, this is our first time traveling to…read moreAustria. My sister had traveled here before and was raving about it. She said the people are nice, the place beautiful, etc. Midway though my vacation, I find all of this to be true up until the point we went into Aozai Restaurant for some Asian food in Salzburg, Austria. We walked in and an Asian lady seated us. She was extremely unfriendly, to say the least. Not a smile on her face as she greeted us and provided us an abrupt response when we asked her where the restroom was. After we reviewed the menu, she took our orders in the continued extremely unprofessional and rude manner. After taking our orders, she just walked away, without so much as a kind word or friendly gesture to us. It is very obvious this woman is either unhappy at her job or did not have a good day. Regardless, it's no excuse for her action. At that moment, we decided we do not have to put up with this kind of service, service that we are paying, and left the restaurant. We did provide feedback to another lady in the restaurant and she was trying hard to make excuses for the Asian lady. Again, no excuse for this kind of service. I have never been to a restaurant where I actually stood up and left abruptly as I did here. I cannot believe the Asian lady works in the service industry based on how she treats customers. She belongs in a job where she doesn't have to interact with customers because at that manner, any business would shut down based on her service delivery soon. I would give this restaurant a zero star if that was possible. I would NOT recommend this restaurant to anyone, especially with this Asian lady present as their waitress, and if she is not the waitress and actually the owner/manager, then she needs service training before opening/running a restaurant. It was awful to experience this during vacation which should be a happy time for anyone.