15 Best Indian Restaurants in Vienna

Jarita‘s Indian Kitchen brings authentic Indian fine dining to Prinz-Eugen-Straße in Vienna’s 1040 district, pairing traditional aromas with a modern setting. Butter chicken, biryani, paneer makhani and garlic naan are among the appealing choices, while friendly, attentive service adds to the occasion.

With a focus on bringing people together over food and 16 years of experience in Vienna, it suits relaxed dinners and special meals. Reserving ahead is a sensible choice.

At Wallgasse 26 in Vienna’s 1060 district, Indian cuisine combines authentic Indian and Nepali cooking with a welcoming dining-room atmosphere. The menu is well suited to sharing, from fragrant dals and lamb curry to naan, with the kitchen led by Chef Madhukar Bhandari and more than 20 years of culinary experience across Nepal, England and Vienna.

Reserve a table for a relaxed cultural and culinary outing, or order online.

Little India is an Indian restaurant on Koppstraße in Vienna’s 16th district, serving lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday, plus dinner on Sunday. Its dishes can be flavorful and satisfying, making it a useful neighborhood option for a casual Indian meal.

Service and menu pricing may feel less consistent, so it is better suited to diners prioritizing the food itself over a polished restaurant experience.

Amma’s Spices is a small Indian restaurant on Stadlauer Straße, pairing South and North Indian cooking with carefully prepared traditional dishes. Sambar idli, onion masala, podi dosa and coconut chutney suit a lighter South Indian meal, while pre-ordered mutton dishes offer a richer option.

A lunch menu and weekend special menu add variety. With limited seating, advance reservation is part of the experience rather than an afterthought.

Taste of India Margaretenstraße offers a broad Indian menu at Margaretenstraße 34, with comfortable seating and outdoor tables for relaxed dining. The thali has a homestyle character, while the extensive selection makes the restaurant suitable for mixed groups.

A weekday lunch menu priced at €10.50 adds a practical option for an affordable midday meal.

PROSI South & North Indian Restaurant brings both regional traditions together at Kandlgasse 44 in Vienna’s 7th district. The menu ranges from dosa, idly and pani puri to chicken biryani and Maharani Thali, making it a strong fit for sharing or trying several styles in one meal.

Fresh flavours, generous portions and attentive service support both relaxed visits and planned dinners, with table booking and online ordering available.

Spice of India serves Indian cuisine on Margaretenstraße in Vienna’s 1040 district, with a practical format that works for both a full meal and a quick lunch special. Dishes arrive hot and fresh, supported by attentive service and a menu built around aromatic Indian flavors.

Table booking, a downloadable menu and a daily menu make planning simple, whether you are visiting Vienna or looking for a dependable neighborhood dinner.

Sri Nataraja is an Indian restaurant on Neustiftgasse in Vienna’s 1070 district, suited to diners looking for a polished meal with generous hospitality. The menu covers paneer, chicken and freshly prepared naan or roti, with balanced spices and an authentic character across the dishes.

Comfortable seating and kind service make it appropriate for a relaxed dinner, while weekday lunch and evening hours offer useful flexibility.

Taj - Indian Restaurant & Bar brings an evening-focused dining experience to Kochgasse in Vienna’s 1080 district. Its menu combines aromatic curries with vegan and vegetarian specialties, while creative cocktails add a bar element to the meal.

The stylish setting works well for date nights, dinners with friends or a relaxed drink after work. Butter chicken and prawn masala are fitting choices for a richer Indian dinner.

Mach ma curry is an Indian restaurant on Schopenhauerstraße in Vienna’s 18th district, known for a welcoming room, kind service and fair pricing. Its schedule combines weekday lunch and dinner with additional Sunday service, making it flexible for both casual visits and planned meals.

The relaxed atmosphere and generous, flavorful cooking suit diners looking for a neighborhood Indian restaurant away from the central tourist routes.

DS Arjuna is a daytime Indian restaurant on Sandleitengasse in Vienna’s 1160 district, with a clear plant-based focus and a relaxed, unhurried feel. Fresh vegan dishes are designed to be satisfying without feeling heavy, and the lunch menu includes soup and main-course elements.

With room for roughly 20 diners, it suits an affordable weekday lunch or a simple early-afternoon meal built around fresh Indian flavors.

In-Dish offers a polished Indian dining experience at Schwarzenbergstraße 8 in Vienna's 1st district. The menu explores the variety of Indian cuisine, while outdoor seating and a spacious, air-conditioned interior support both relaxed lunches and special evenings.

Butter chicken, chicken tikka and varied regional-style dishes make it a versatile choice for a central Indian meal.

GANESHA Indian cuisine serves a focused selection of Indian dishes at Eschenbachgasse 4, close to Vienna's central sights. The menu includes mango duck curry, safrani chicken curry, lamb dum biryani, dal makhni and lamb chops.

Staff can accommodate specific requests depending on timing, making it a practical option for diners seeking a tailored spice level or preparation.

Bombay Express brings modern Indian fast food to Vienna with aromatic, freshly prepared dishes and a friendly, welcoming service style. Its menu balances familiar favourites with generous spice and layered flavour, making it a practical choice for a quick meal rather than a formal restaurant occasion.

Taste of India Marxergasse serves Indian cuisine in a welcoming Vienna restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. The menu covers vegetarian, vegan, meat and fish dishes, including specialities cooked in a tandoor oven. Spice levels can be adjusted, which works well for mixed groups and different preferences.