Vienna
Choosing a Chinese restaurant in Vienna depends on more than distance. Central options suit bao, shared plates and a quick lunch, while venues in the 4th, 7th, 14th and 15th districts offer regional cooking, vegetarian choices or a quieter dinner setting.
Check the opening schedule, booking options and whether the menu matches your plans before setting out.
The selection gives weight to the type of Chinese cooking, useful meal formats, location, service hours and practical details such as booking, takeaway or delivery. Distinctive specialities and suitability for different occasions also help shape the order. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Meiwei Chinese Cuisine Vienna is a Chinese restaurant on Taborstraße 46A, offering authentic-style flavours in a warm, welcoming setting. The hospitable team creates an inviting dine-in atmosphere rather than treating the venue as only a takeaway stop, while the menu is suited to diners seeking a more culturally focused Chinese meal.
It opens from 11:30 am to 9:30 pm Tuesday to Sunday and closes Monday.
#2
TanTan brings Chinese cooking to Margaretenstraße in Vienna, with a welcoming setting suited to a relaxed lunch or casual evening meal. The menu is a natural fit for anyone craving traditional Chinese flavours, while the lunch offer makes it especially appealing for a good-value daytime stop.
Kind service and quick turnaround add to its easygoing character.
#3
Chinacy is an elevated Chinese eatery on Johannesgasse in Vienna’s 1st district, pairing a warm atmosphere with an expansive menu of small plates and Chinese tapas. Gua bao, BBQ bao buns and noodles suit sharing, though portions can feel more compact than expected.
Its efficient, well-organised service and central setting make advance booking a sensible choice, particularly for busy meals.
#4
At Kaiserstraße 45 in Vienna’s 7th district, Xu's Cooking Vegetarische Spezialitäten offers Chinese cuisine with a distinctly vegetarian and vegan-friendly focus. The menu includes generous dishes such as sweet-and-sour chicken with pineapple, while a buffet provides another way to sample the selection.
A relaxed ambience, kind service and fair pricing make it suitable for casual lunches and dinners, with reservations available.
#5
Chinarestaurant Sunny, also known as Golden Palace, offers Pan-Asian dining in Kienmayergasse, Vienna. Its thoughtfully designed interior creates a cosy, romantic backdrop for dinner, while the lunch menu combines soup with a generous portion and runs until 2:30pm.
Welcoming service and a polished dining room make it suitable for both an uncomplicated midday meal and a more considered evening outing.
#6
The sweet-and-sour fish is a standout choice for its crisp exterior and tender centre, while patient explanations make the restaurant approachable for diners exploring the menu.
Split lunch and evening service suits both daytime meals and unhurried dinners.
#7
Jinco 沧浪亭, at Rechte Wienzeile 37, is a Chinese restaurant with a strong Shanghai character. The menu suits diners who enjoy exploring regional dishes, from familiar favourites to more distinctive preparations, with carefully made food and fresh-tasting ingredients.
Its central 1040 location is convenient for an unhurried lunch or dinner, although the broad selection may reward taking a little time to choose.
#8
China Restaurant zum goldenen Panda focuses on authentic Chinese cuisine at Breitenseer Straße 37 in Vienna’s 14th district. Crispy duck is the natural order for a first visit, supported by attentive table service and a comfortable neighbourhood feel.
The restaurant opens only on Saturday and Sunday, with separate lunch and evening sessions, making it particularly suited to a weekend meal.
#9
Qi Ye brings delivery-focused Chinese dining to Spitalgasse in Vienna’s 9th district, with a menu built around fresh, flavourful dishes and distinctive options. Boazi and Mending Roubing are especially tempting for their juicy, fluffy texture, while homemade chilli sauce adds an extra lift.
Beautiful presentation and friendly service make it appealing for takeaway as well as a quick meal nearby.
#10
Richly flavoured Sichuan cooking
Feine Sichuan Küche on Währinger Straße is a focused choice for richly flavoured Sichuan cooking in Vienna. The menu suits diners looking for substantial portions, with spicy chicken and shredded pork with green peppers offering tender meat and plenty of character.
Its direct, cuisine-led appeal works especially well for sharing a hearty meal or exploring classic Sichuan flavours.
#11
Asia Garten offers Chinese dining on Kreuzgasse in Vienna’s 18th district, with a cosy atmosphere that feels relaxed and welcoming. Friendly owners and a home-like setting give the restaurant an easy appeal for an informal meal, while the broad opening hours make it convenient for lunch, dinner or a later evening visit.
It is a natural fit for unhurried neighbourhood dining.
#12
Traditional Chinese round tables
Ostwind Szechuan Restaurant brings authentic Sichuan cooking to Lindengasse, with a lively menu designed for sharing around traditional Chinese round tables. Ma-Po tofu, eggplant and Gongpao-style chicken are strong starting points, and rice is ordered separately rather than included with each dish.
Fast service, reasonable pricing and a welcoming team make it well suited to flavour-led group meals.
#13
Dim-Sum Restaurant Chinazentrum on Rechte Wienzeile combines a spacious dining room with friendly, quick service and a clear Cantonese focus. Roast duck with rice is the signature direction, complemented by well-made dumplings for sharing.
Its generous layout works for groups, while the straightforward menu makes it an accessible choice for a relaxed Chinese meal in Vienna’s 4th district.
#14
Chili Melody serves Chinese cuisine near Vienna’s Naschmarkt, with a menu rooted in Sichuan and Hunan traditions. It suits a quick lunch break as well as an evening meal, and the gan bian pork lunch menu offers a particularly flavourful option.
The setting is practical rather than formal, while fast, helpful service keeps the experience efficient for central-city dining.
#15
Fresh Asia is a family-friendly Chinese restaurant on Lederergasse, offering a broad selection of Asian dishes in Vienna’s 8th district. Crispy duck with rice and ramen are natural choices, with generous portions and well-packed delivery adding flexibility beyond dining in.
A kind, welcoming approach makes the restaurant particularly suitable for families and informal meals.
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Use the map to see which restaurants are convenient from your current route, whether you are staying near the centre or heading towards the 7th, 14th or 15th district. It also helps reveal clusters around central streets and compare a nearby weekday lunch with a destination dinner or weekend visit.
Chinacy on Johannesgasse is a convenient choice for central Vienna, especially if you want bao, noodles and shared plates. Jinco on Rechte Wienzeile is also centrally placed and focuses on Shanghai-style cooking.
Check the current schedule and reserve in advance for a planned dinner.
Xu's Cooking Vegetarische Spezialitäten on Kaiserstraße in the 7th district has a strong vegetarian and vegan-friendly focus. Its buffet gives diners another way to sample the selection.
Confirm the current menu if you have specific dietary requirements or need clearly separated preparation.
TanTan is suited to a relaxed lunch, with traditional Chinese flavours and a daytime offer. Chinarestaurant Sunny also has a practical lunch menu, including soup and a generous portion, with lunch service running until 2:30pm in the information provided.
Opening times should be checked before visiting.
China Restaurant zum goldenen Panda on Breitenseer Straße is focused on Saturday and Sunday dining, with separate lunch and evening sessions. It is a natural option for crispy duck and a comfortable neighbourhood meal.
Confirm the exact weekend hours before making the journey.
Booking is sensible for a planned dinner, particularly at central restaurants with small plates or a popular dining room. Chinacy is specifically associated with reserving ahead.
For less busy lunch visits, a walk-in may be practical, but checking availability first avoids an unnecessary trip.