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Looking for dumplings in Vienna? This guide brings together focused dumpling spots, Chinese restaurants, Asian fusion menus and nearby alternatives across Neubau, the city center, Währing, Hietzing and other districts.
Compare vegan fillings, homemade dumplings, dim sum, noodle soups, takeaway and delivery options, then check opening times and reserve ahead when your preferred table or collection slot matters.
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#1Lin’s Veggie Dumplin’ is a welcoming dumpling restaurant on Neubaugasse, centered on vegan, plant-based dumplings with simple presentation and deeply satisfying flavor. The kind service includes English, making it easy for international diners to order, while the relaxed atmosphere suits a casual lunch or early dinner.
A menu option offers five varieties in a 25-piece mixed selection.
#2Jin’s Zieglergasse pairs dumplings and dim sum with noodle soups in a spacious Asian restaurant near Neubau. Several dining areas, including a basement level, make it suitable for solo snacks, relaxed meals or larger groups, while service is generally quick.
The Mixed Dumplings Plate is a natural choice for variety. Reservations are available and worthwhile for busy periods.
#3Ballroom - damn.good.dumplings focuses on flavorful dumplings in a modern soul-food setting on Maria-Theresien-Straße. The menu works equally well for eating in, takeaway or delivery, and a smooth preorder system makes scheduled collection particularly convenient.
Expect carefully prepared, generously flavored dishes and friendly service. It is a strong fit for a casual lunch, dinner or planned meal at home.
#4Freshly prepared à-la-carte dishes
Sajado Zollergasse is an Asian fusion restaurant in Neubau built around freshly prepared à-la-carte dishes . The menu suits groups looking for varied flavors, with colorful, carefully finished plates and a friendly dining-room welcome.
Its central Zollergasse location makes it practical for an evening meal or relaxed lunch, while the popularity of the room means booking ahead is a sensible part of the plan.
#5Quick, kind service
Maxingstüberl channels Vienna tradition through a historic setting and an idyllic garden, pairing a warm, home-style atmosphere with classic Austrian cooking. The team is known for quick, kind service and for taking time to explain the restaurant’s history and suggest dishes, while vegetarian options make the menu more flexible.
Located on Maxingstraße in Vienna’s 1130 district, it suits a leisurely lunch or dinner built around regional character. Reserving ahead is sensible when planning a meal at this long-established family restaurant.
#6100% vegan Austrian cuisine
Velani offers 100% vegan Austrian cuisine from Schönbrunner Straße, with a homely dining room, welcoming service and a broad menu that makes plant-based local dishes easy to explore. The vegan schnitzel is a particularly useful starting point, while generous portions make the restaurant well suited to a relaxed, unhurried meal.
Reservations are available and recommended for busy services.
#7Jin’s Ramen Hietzing is a neighborhood restaurant on Eduard-Klein-Gasse known for noodle soups, ramen and pork buns rather than a dumpling-only menu. Its comfortable, accommodating service makes it a useful choice for a late meal in Hietzing, while the menu provides several warm, filling options.
Reservations are available, and the restaurant is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11:30am.
#8Restaurant Hu is a small, cozy Chinese restaurant on Salesianergasse specializing in homemade dumplings filled with meat or vegetables, alongside ramen in house-made soup bases. Portions are generous, the cooking feels authentic and the warm, attentive service suits an unhurried meal.
English-speaking staff can help international diners, while reservations are useful for this intimate setting.
#9Takumi Wien Krugerstraße Tonkotsu is a ramen restaurant in central Vienna specializing in rich Japanese noodle bowls. Tonkotsu with black garlic oil is a natural pick, while gyoza and karaage provide satisfying starters with crisp exteriors and juicy centers.
The modern, welcoming room works well for a focused meal, and daily noon-to-evening service makes it convenient for lunch or dinner. Booking ahead can help at busy times.
#10Entler Ein Restaurant brings a more polished, contemporary feel to Austrian dining at Schlüsselgasse 4. Its quiet setting, professional attentive service and creative cooking make it particularly suitable for a special evening, a final-night dinner or an occasion that calls for something more memorable than a casual meal.
The restaurant serves dinner from 5 to 11 pm Tuesday through Saturday, with Monday closed and reservations recommended for its compact schedule.
#11Fresh, boldly flavored dishes
KitchA - Sticks & Rolls presents modern Asian cuisine from its stylish Vorlaufstraße restaurant in Vienna’s first district. The menu is broad and visually polished, with fresh, boldly flavored dishes that suit a social dinner or relaxed city lunch.
It can accommodate walk-ins at quieter times, but the busy atmosphere makes advance planning useful, especially for prime evening tables.
#12laolao on Mariahilfer Straße is a Chinese restaurant focused on hand-pulled noodles, flavorful broths and carefully balanced toppings. Its menu framework highlights ingredients, broth, seasoning and time, while generous portions make it a satisfying choice for a full meal.
Fast service and helpful guidance suit diners exploring the menu, though reservations are advisable during busier periods.
#13Lunch sets and a weekly menu
LiuLiu is a varied restaurant on Schopenhauerstraße offering Chinese and Asian dishes including soups, wok noodles, sushi and summer rolls. The menu is well suited to mixed groups, while lunch sets and a weekly menu add flexibility for daytime visits.
Service is pleasant, though dishes may take a little time to arrive. Reservations are available, and Tuesday is listed as closed.
#14Fresh Lanzhou hand-pulled noodles
Lanz Lamian Handpulled Noodles Vienna specialises in Lanzhou-style Chinese noodle soups and dry noodle bowls. Each noodle is pulled fresh by hand using a traditional technique learned in Lanzhou, giving the dishes their characteristic chewy yet tender texture.
The menu also includes beef biang-biang noodles, chicken gyoza, fried chicken and small accompaniments such as pickled vegetables and tea. Lively but unhurried, the restaurant suits solo lunches, casual dinners and late meals when you want generous portions and freshly prepared noodles rather than a rushed takeaway.
#15Hashi - Asian Kitchen on Taborstraße offers a broad Asian menu with generous portions, including kimchi, maki, tofu wok, fried rice and bulgogi. The compact restaurant suits casual lunches and relaxed dinners, with U1 and U4 connections near Schwedenplatz and Nestroyplatz.
Fresh, flavorful cooking and plenty of choice make it useful when a group wants different dishes in one place.
Summary
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Lin‘s Veggie Dumplin‘ | 4.8 | 640 | Vegan dumplings and relaxed casual dining |
| #2 | Jin's Zieglergasse - Noodles•Dumplings | 4.6 | 440 | Dim sum |
| #3 | Ballroom - damn.good.dumplings | 4.5 | 607 | Dumplings at home or on a flexible schedule |
| #4 | Sajado Zollergasse | 4.8 | 781 | A relaxed Asian fusion meal in Neubau |
| #5 | Maxingstüberl | 4.7 | 1,360 | Traditional Austrian meals with character |
| #6 | Velani | 4.7 | 1,183 | Plant-based Austrian comfort food |
| #7 | Jin's Ramen Hietzing | 4.7 | 1,049 | Ramen and warm Asian comfort food |
| #8 | Restaurant Hu | 4.7 | 738 | Homemade dumplings and intimate Chinese dining |
| #9 | Takumi Wien Krugerstraße Tonkotsu | 4.7 | 670 | A focused ramen meal in central Vienna |
| #10 | Entler Ein Restaurant | 4.7 | 541 | Contemporary Austrian dining and special occasions |
| #11 | KitchA - Sticks & Rolls | 4.6 | 2,675 | A polished Asian meal in the city center |
| #12 | laolao | 4.6 | 2,199 | Hand-pulled noodles and hearty Chinese dishes |
| #13 | LiuLiu | 4.6 | 1,690 | Mixed-group Asian dining in Währing |
| #14 | Lanz Lamian Handpulled Noodles Vienna | 4.7 | 351 | Lanzhou noodle soups |
| #15 | Hashi - Asian Kitchen | 4.7 | 331 | Casual Asian dining with plenty of choice |
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Use the map to see which dumpling options fit your route through Vienna. Neubau has several choices close together, while other locations extend toward the first district, Währing, Hietzing, Landstraße and Meidling. Check the distance from your starting point before choosing between a sit-down meal, a quick stop, takeaway or a planned collection.
Lin’s Veggie Dumplin’ in Neubau is the clearest choice for a plant-based dumpling meal. It focuses on vegan dumplings in a relaxed setting and is convenient for a casual lunch or early dinner. Check the current menu and opening hours before travelling.
Restaurant Hu on Salesianergasse is a strong option for homemade Chinese dumplings with meat or vegetable fillings. Its menu also includes ramen in house-made soup bases, making it suitable when you want a more complete, unhurried meal.
Ballroom - damn.good.dumplings is particularly suited to takeaway, delivery and scheduled collection. Availability can depend on the day and time, so confirm the current ordering options and collection window before placing your order.
Jin’s Zieglergasse offers dumplings, dim sum and noodle soups in a spacious setting with several dining areas. Sajado Zollergasse and KitchA - Sticks & Rolls also suit groups who want a broader Asian menu rather than one single dumpling style.
Reserving is sensible for dinner, larger groups and popular central locations. Several of the restaurants in this guide can become busy, while quieter periods may allow walk-ins. Check the restaurant’s current booking arrangements before setting out.
