The best Asian Street Food Spots in Vienna
The friendly Austrian-Chinese couple who run the restaurant specialize in long, hand-pulled noodles and thin-skinned dumplings called “jiaozi” (pronounced “jiao-ds”). Both are served in an authentic style. Tip: Try the “Beef Noodles”; vegetarians should go for the “Burning Noodles.”
Shanghainese, Zhejiang, and Cantonese cuisine are the specialties of the friendly Jin family, who combine dishes from their hometown of Shanghai with local ingredients. Tip: “Cong you bing,” flatbread fried in lard with scallions. Warning: When they say “spicy,” they mean it!
The name makes no secret of what the three locations in Vienna focus on: the diverse flavors of Asia. You’ll be transported to Japan with miso soup and sushi, to Thailand with red curry and jumbo shrimp, and the best way to experience Vietnam is by slurping down a bowl of rice noodle soup.
The name makes no secret of what the three locations in Vienna focus on: the diverse flavors of Asia. You’ll be transported to Japan with miso soup and sushi, to Thailand with red curry and jumbo shrimp, and the best way to experience Vietnam is by slurping down a bowl of rice noodle soup.
“Gong” means “palace”—and so at the Siebten, they serve dishes that were once enjoyed by the Chinese imperial family. “Da Bing,” homemade pancakes, are served with ground meat, while the hand-pulled noodles “Biang Biang Mian” are topped with shrimp, duck, or baby spinach.
Rice is widely regarded as the soul of Asian cuisine—which, of course, is also meant metaphorically: it’s all about precision and attention to detail. This is especially true when it comes to sushi, which here also features eel and mackerel. Alternatively, there’s dim sum, a selection of bowls, and spicy curries.
Rice is widely regarded as the soul of Asian cuisine—which, of course, is also meant metaphorically: it’s all about precision and attention to detail. This is especially true when it comes to sushi, which is also served here with eel and mackerel. Alternatively, there’s dim sum, a selection of bowls, and spicy curries.
Tacos or skewers, sushi or bowls—that is the question! There’s no question, however, that the grilled delicacies from the iconic Japanese Robata grill are, without exception, top-notch. Other bestsellers include large sushi platters and sophisticated tasting menus.
Tacos or skewers, sushi or bowls—that is the question here! There’s no question, however, that the grilled delicacies from the iconic Japanese “Robata” grill are, without exception, top-notch. Other bestsellers include large sushi platters and sophisticated tasting menus.