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Yori

4.2 (57 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Asian Fusion
Open 11:00 am - 3:30 pm, 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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Finally some good Korean food
Joe Joe B.

Listen if you spend enough time in Central Europe you will get sick of schnitzel and pork knees. Eventually you have to explore other flavors. Thankfully Vienna has this spot. Solid Korean food in a nice atmosphere with a friendly and helpful staff. Also if you want a karaoke room they have that! I have the kimchi jjigae. Wanting some comforting flavors. And it was solid. Very homemade tasting. But it did the trick. They also have a solid bar.

Kimchi Jihad and bulgogi

A little Korean gem in Vienna! Service was great, interior was cute. The kimchi stew was good, a little on the sweeter side which I like. And the bulgogi was juicy and tender, was served with a mild soup and vegetables over rice. The side dishes of beans, seaweed salad and kimchi were a good portion of variety to help balance the meal out.

Chloe K.

After craving Korean food came across this place in google and was really looking forward to it. But unfortunately it turned out to be disappointing. - My Sundubu Jjigae was served undercooked.. It tasted very bland and watery.. Let alone 'Hot' as per menù description. - Dolsoht bibimbahp had a very weird, fridge like(!) taste into it. - Had flies flying around my table the whole time.

Chris M.

One of the best Korean restaurant I have been to. The place is nice and service is good. There was an issue with our orders (they hadn't been processed in the system) bu when the waiter noticed that nothing was coming out of the kitchen apologized and put our teas on the house and our food came out quickly. I had a Quinoa Bibimbap which was a huge portion and very tasty. Side dishes were also very good as well as the rice tea that I drank. It is not a cheap restaurant but considering the quality and quantity of food prices are absolutely fair.

Lava Y.

Fantastic Korean food, the best I've had so far outside Korea and I've been to many Korean restaurants in many cities including all the ones in Dublin, a few in London, Tokyo and Manchester. The Bibimbap here are very authentic and have the raw egg yolk, which I prefer a lot more as it's the real way as opposed to fried egg. The portions are big, and all dishes come with miso soup and three side dishes (spinach, fried tofu and kimchi) called Banchan. The kimchi here is also good, not overly sour like many places and you get a decent amount too. I had the quinoa + rice bibimbap which is an interesting and healthy take on the traditional dish. The service was very efficient and fast. There is a button you can click at the table to call the waiter, and they appear in literally a flash. The staff were all very friendly and attentive, and overall I was very pleased with the high standard of service. The atmosphere was chic, lovely Korean style decor and metal chopsticks with the restaurants name engraved. The menu had pictures of a few dishes which was helpful in getting an idea of the types of food served. Another thing I noticed is that most of the customers were Korean as well, which means it must be popular! Prices are mid-range but the portions are plentiful. The only downside is you must have a reservation, as walk-ins for dinner are practically impossible, especially if you go around 6-8pm. However, lunch time and after 8:30pm are generally ok, but I'd highly recommend a reservation in advance, as the first time we went around 7pm, there were no tables available until 9pm (and this was a Tuesday night, not even Friday or the weekend). Overall: Authentic high quality Korean cuisine in the heart of Vienna. Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 Value: 4/5 Price: €€

Sizzling Stone Bibimbap
Marissa C.

First time seeing a Korean restaurant during our visit in Europe. Either that or we didn't try hard enough to look for one. My boyfriend and I came here for lunch and they have nice little lunch plates that come with your entree, some sides and soup. I got the Sizzling Stone Bibimbap which was just enough to fill me up. My boyfriend ordered the Beef Bulgogi but it tasted more like the Chinese style Broccoli Beef...still good though. Service is friendly and food comes out quick.

Nobiani set
Lochan V.

A wonderful delight eating at Yori! A beautiful menu with stunning presentation. The flavors are authentic and drool worthy. I enjoyed Nobiani set and thoroughly enjoyed it. The portion size is generous and service very friendly.

Amazing dumplings
Jonathan K.

Amazing. Great balance of price/quality/atmosphere. I thought it would be nice to see if the bulgogi was good and wow was I ever surprised! They give the option to have it made in the back and then brought out for you OR have it taught to you on the side grill next to you table. The latter offers a fun experience to learn something new and try things on your own. Many side dishes to go with the bulgogi and a pleasant way to eat it (on lettuce, which you roll). The staff is really kind in helping you through the process and they give a pleasant vibe to the place. Almost like you were invited to their home. Aside from bulgogi, the clear choice if you come here, they have some really tasty dumplings and dessert. The other mains have similar themes, either in a hot pot to keep things cooking or something else entirely. Check it out if you are interested in a nice modern vibe and some Korean delicacies!

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Sunil G.

Very nice resturant..I would say the best Korean Restaurant in Vienna. For people with wine or others minimum €€€. I could rate them 5 stars...but the service is rather slow... only the drinks come in half hour. 40 minutes till food arrive. Go on a weekend when with a car.. so you needn't worry about parking. Friendly and courteous young staff..very accommodating. Once the food arrives your wait is well rewarded. Babique ...have limited tables so a good reserve is well advised. Beautiful and clean toilet. If you are in the restaurant for more than an hour ..you'r clothes smell of the food...so does your jackets. You can ask them to move the Barbique stoves to the sides or in the middle.

Martin K.

This is a wonderful Korean place on the fringes of the Viennese inner old town. We went there twice, great bibimbap - fish over rice served in a thick stone bowl, which since it's super hot slowly roasts the contents - palate delight! Of course you owe it to yourself to try the green tea tiramisu!

Frédéric M.

So hard to ding a good authentic Korean restaurant. Yori restaurant is one of these few so don't hesitate to rush in if you like Kimchi, Korean barbecue, spicy beef and chicken and these many side vegetables coming with. The surroundings is modern and warm with red colours and wood everywhere. Waiters are smiley and really sweet. I had my best Korean food experience ever with a reasonable bill regarding the quality of this moment.

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10 years ago

this Korean restaurant is amazing! If you have a chance to go, you should go. the food tastes like actual korean food.

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Many side dishes to go with the bulgogi and a pleasant way to eat it (on lettuce, which you roll).

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Nagoya

Nagoya

4.2(25 reviews)
1.9 kmFreihausviertel, Wieden
€€

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 :-)

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4.8(20 reviews)
0.7 kmInnere Stadt
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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!

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