Vienna
Vienna’s dim sum options range from quick baozi and bubble tea near the main station to relaxed evenings around Kettenbrückengasse and shared meals in the 21st district. This guide helps you compare locations by setting, takeaway availability, group suitability and the wider menu.
Check opening times and reserve with time when you are planning a popular evening or a larger table.
The options are ordered by how clearly they match a dim sum visit, alongside practical details such as location, dine-in style, takeaway, group portions, menu variety and suitability for a quick or planned meal. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Yu’s Cottage is a dim sum restaurant and Asian-inspired tapas bar on Kettenbrückengasse in Vienna’s 1050 district. The menu combines homemade-style ancestral recipes with creative cocktails, while dishes such as gyoza provide a focused reason to visit.
The friendly, attentive service suits relaxed dining, and the restaurant’s limited seating makes reserving ahead especially sensible. Opening hours vary between lunch, dinner and late-night service.
#2
At stand 87 in Vienna’s Naschmarkt
Takeaway is available
At stand 87 in Vienna’s Naschmarkt, Yumi Dim Sum Teppanyaki brings together dim sum, teppanyaki-style cooking and a broad drinks selection in a relaxed restaurant setting. It suits a casual meal after exploring the market, with shareable starters and accommodating service that can include smaller bowls for dividing dishes.
Takeaway is available, making it equally practical for eating on the move or at home.
#3
Its Peking duck set is designed for three to four people
Vegetarian and vegan diners also have several dishes to choose from
Kouzhifu Dim Sum Peking Ente is an Asian restaurant on Pius-Parsch-Platz in Vienna’s 21st district, pairing dim sum with a wider Chinese menu. Its Peking duck set is designed for three to four people and comes with dim sum and several appetisers, making it a strong choice for a family meal or group dinner.
Vegetarian and vegan diners also have several dishes to choose from, alongside fresh tea and a welcoming atmosphere.
#4
Close to Kettenbrückengasse station
Distinctive choices such as pork intestines and duck popcorn
SUN DIMSUM RESTAURANT on Rechte Wienzeile offers Chinese cooking in a pared-back Asian setting close to Kettenbrückengasse station. The menu leans into authentic flavours and measured heat, with distinctive choices such as pork intestines and duck popcorn alongside dim sum favourites.
Friendly, patient service makes it suitable for diners who prefer time to decide, while reservations are available for a more structured lunch or evening visit.
#5
Focused on modern dim sum with baozi, tanghulu, bubble tea and dessert
Big, warm baozi, smooth bubble tea and a refreshing sweet finish
Dim Sum Babe is a compact bistro beside McDonald’s at Europaplatz, focused on modern dim sum with baozi, tanghulu, bubble tea and dessert. Its signature combination is built around big, warm baozi, smooth bubble tea and a refreshing sweet finish, making it a convenient stop around Vienna’s main station area.
The concept suits a quick snack, casual lunch or takeaway-style treat more than a long restaurant meal.
#6
Dine-in, takeaway and table reservations
A broader Asian menu rather than a dedicated dim sum specialist
ZANO Fusion Asia in Vienna’s 2nd district presents an Asian restaurant format with dine-in, takeaway and table reservations. The cooking is built around fresh ingredients and a considered approach to preparation, with a friendly, personal service style that can extend to delivery arrangements when needed.
It is best suited to diners looking for a broader Asian menu rather than a dedicated dim sum specialist.
#7
Generous portions that make it a satisfying choice
Kung Fu Bao on Mariahilfer Strasse specialises in freshly made Asian dishes, with generous portions that make it a satisfying choice for a casual meal. The menu includes beef ramen with greens, chicken-and-cabbage bao and vegetarian bao options, giving groups room to mix soups and filled buns.
Its approachable format works well for lunch, an easy dinner or a filling stop while shopping along Mariahilfer Strasse.
#8
Fast service, generous portions and reasonable pricing
The house’s large pork-filled spring roll
Hua Qiang is a Chinese restaurant in Vienna’s 22nd district with a menu spanning classic dishes, vegetarian plates and a substantial lunch offering. Fast service, generous portions and reasonable pricing make it particularly practical for a weekday midday meal, while the house’s large pork-filled spring roll gives the menu a distinctive touch.
Reservations are available, and the setting is suitable for relaxed Chinese dining with dogs.
#9
A compact takeout restaurant on Herrengasse
Chicken and beef dumplings, vegetarian dim sum and chewy noodles
Laolao - grandma's homemade dumplings is a compact takeout restaurant on Herrengasse, suited to a quick central Vienna lunch or portable dinner. The menu includes chicken and beef dumplings, vegetarian dim sum and chewy noodles, with lunch sets offering a practical way to build a meal.
Seating is limited, so the concept works best for takeaway or a short stop rather than an extended gathering.
#10
Japanese-leaning dishes such as sushi and omakase
A fitting choice for an occasion meal
Restaurant Makka is a fusion restaurant on Drahtgasse in Vienna’s first district, combining a polished setting with Japanese-leaning dishes such as sushi and omakase. The omakase menu pairs exceptionally fresh food with carefully chosen starters, while attentive service and a strong drinks pairing make it a fitting choice for an occasion meal.
Reservations are recommended, particularly when planning a longer evening in the city centre.
#11
Thai red curry, wok vegetables, mochi and signature drinks
Its varied menu works well for groups
Ni Jo simply asian brings a broad Asian menu to Fred-Zinnemann-Platz, with Thai red curry, wok vegetables, mochi and signature drinks among its appealing choices. The restaurant combines a pleasant atmosphere with friendly, attentive service, making it a comfortable option for a relaxed lunch or dinner.
Its varied menu works well for groups who want to share different flavours, while advance reservations are a sensible part of planning.
#12
Hao Han is an Asian restaurant on Gumpendorfer Str. 41, known for generous portions and a wide choice that includes vegetarian dishes. Standout options include Dong Po Rou, a rich melt-in-the-mouth pork belly dish, and Ban Mian, which is substantial enough to share.
Kind, fast service and a relaxed atmosphere make it a strong pick for an affordable group meal.
#13
Sushi, salmon teriyaki, udon noodles and other Asian fusion dishes
Portions are generous
Genkai - Sushi & Asia Fusion on Vorgartenstraße offers sushi, salmon teriyaki, udon noodles and other Asian fusion dishes in a relaxed neighbourhood setting. Portions are generous, flavours are approachable and pricing is positioned for an easy casual meal rather than a formal tasting experience.
The welcoming hosts add a personal touch, making Genkai a useful choice for groups seeking different dishes from one broadly Asian menu.
#14
An elegant ambience and a service style that feels especially welcoming
Beautifully presented dishes and a polished evening atmosphere
Momoya 19 is an Asian restaurant on Döblinger Hauptstraße with an elegant ambience and a service style that feels especially welcoming and attentive. Thoughtful touches, including complimentary appetisers or drinks, complement beautifully presented dishes and a polished evening atmosphere.
It suits a date, celebration or unhurried dinner in Vienna’s 19th district, particularly for diners who value hospitality as much as the food.
#15
Duck and seafood ramen are standout choices
The format encourages groups to order several dishes
Natu - Asian Cuisine is a small restaurant on Lindengasse where ramen, Japanese beer and shareable tapas-style portions shape the experience. Duck and seafood ramen are standout choices, while the format encourages groups to order several dishes and try a little of everything.
The intimate space includes a small outdoor area in summer, and reservations are worth arranging ahead for a relaxed visit.
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Map and areas
Use the map to see whether a stop fits your route through Naschmarkt, the main station area, Mariahilfer Strasse or the outer districts. Nearby pins are useful for spontaneous lunches and takeaway, while a more distant choice may make sense for a family meal or shared Peking duck.
Check the location and opening hours before setting out.
Dim Sum Babe is a practical choice around Europaplatz, beside the main station area. It focuses on baozi, bubble tea, tanghulu and dessert, making it better suited to a quick snack or casual lunch than a long formal meal.
Kouzhifu Dim Sum Peking Ente in the 21st district is designed around shared dining. Its Peking duck set is intended for three to four people and includes dim sum and appetisers, with vegetarian and vegan dishes also available.
Yes, takeaway is available at several places in the guide. Yumi Dim Sum Teppanyaki at Naschmarkt and ZANO Fusion Asia are useful options when you want food to go.
Confirm the current takeaway menu and collection times before travelling.
Yu’s Cottage near Kettenbrückengasse combines dim sum and Asian-inspired small plates with cocktails in a relaxed setting. Seating is limited, so booking ahead is sensible when you are planning an evening rather than dropping in for a quick bite.
There are options in several parts of the city. Hua Qiang in District 22 is practical for a generous Chinese lunch, while Kouzhifu in District 21 suits a planned family or group meal.
Use the map to compare travel time with the menu you need.