Bithy Soptorshi
They offer not only flavorful dishes but also incredibly kind and attentive service. The staff were very friendly, as they always are, and when my food turned out to be a bit too spicy, they generously served me a complimentary mango lassi to balance it out. Such thoughtful gestures make the experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!
… moreEdgar Jakab
Visited this Indian restaurant with high expectations, but unfortunately, the food fell disappointing short.
Indeed the dishes were predominantly spicy, bordering on overpowering, but lacked the complexity and balance of flavors I crave.
Nothing stood out as particularly memorable or well-executed. Service was okay, but the food is the main draw.
Might be a hit-or-miss place – I’ll try elsewhere next time
… moreJay Bains
Stop by for dinner when we were in town and there was no wait to be seated. The food was average. We ordered Chicken Tikka masala which was OK and palak paneer was very good. The service was great and I will probably stop by again.
… moreanand srivastava
We ordered chana masala and samosa. The naan was very good, as good as we get in India. The samosa was quite decent. The chana masala was ok. The salted lassi was good.
… moreDixon
We had dinner during our vacation in Vienne! I recommend you to eat in this wonderful place, the food was really delicious and also the prices are fair and right for the portions The menu is various and there are a lot of Indian dishes that you should try! Also the service was on point and the staff was very kind, thank you
… moreIzabela Lumpika
I dont like really Indian food but in this restavrant was Perfect . The Food was amazing and its really nice the to have kind waiter. And the best Drink was Mango lemonade
… moreMeth Ranasinghe
Delicious Indian food. Very welcoming staff and a really nice atmosphere. I look forward to going back there on my next visit to Vienna.
… moreGreg
In hindsight, seeing “chicken curry” on the menu should have been a red flag, but it was one of the few places that were open at the time. This is the most expensive Indian restaurant we’ve been to in Vienna and at the same time the least worth re-visiting. I’m not aware of any other real restaurant that uses pre-made frozen Naan bread or cheats by using cheapest possible supermarket long-grain rice instead of basmati rice. It was also the first restaurant we’ve been to that didn’t serve the food on any form of heater with like candles or an iron hot plate. The food itself was so gentrified and bland that we were reaching for salt and pepper (that no other Indian restaurants put on the table) and there were flies flying around… even in December.
1/5 is harsh, but this place is currently extremely overrated and should be avoided. There are much better places with incomparably better food and lower prices.
… moreMaria Cecchinato
Lovely food, cozy ambience. The people of the restaurant are very welcoming and nice. To try again! Bravi
… moreMohit Gupta
Amazing Indian food and superb hospitality in Vienna. Felt like home. Must visit this Indian Restaurant when in Vienna.
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