15 Best Places for Pho in Vienna

Pho Linh is a Vietnamese restaurant on Fleischmarkt in Vienna’s 1st district, offering a compact, understated setting for authentic Vietnamese cooking. The friendly, welcoming service adds to its intimate character, making it well suited to a focused dinner rather than a long, leisurely gathering.

Evening service is currently listed only for Saturdays, from 5 to 9 p.m.

Pho Saigon Kitchen & Bar brings Vietnamese cooking to Hegelgasse 17 in central Vienna, with indoor and outdoor seating and an extensive menu. Pho Saigon, pho ga and banh cuon are natural starting points, while the drinks list supports a longer lunch or dinner.

Dedicated business-lunch and Sunday-brunch offerings add flexibility, and quick service suits a midday meal while exploring the city.

Pho Mi on Praterstraße is a strong pick for Vietnamese comfort food, especially its rich, aromatic pho with a carefully balanced broth. Fresh rolls, gyoza and ginger tea broaden the menu beyond soup, while fast, friendly service suits a convenient lunch or relaxed evening meal.

The restaurant serves from Tuesday to Sunday and is closed Mondays; reserving ahead is sensible.

Pho 33 brings Vietnamese cooking to Nußdorfer Straße, with pho built around a rich, flavorful broth, fresh ingredients and balanced seasoning.

Quick service makes it practical for lunch, while evening hours and the need to reserve ahead suit planned dinners.

Pho Hang Restaurant serves Vietnamese food on Zieglergasse in Vienna’s 7th district. Alongside pho, the menu includes notably crisp fried noodles with vegetables and duck, plus homemade lemonades and Vietnamese coffee.

It is a practical choice for a broad, casual meal, with service from late morning through evening on most days and a Sunday closure.

Phở Bến Thành offers Vietnamese cooking on Stadiongasse, close to Vienna’s central sights. Its menu extends beyond pho to dishes such as bún bò Huế, bún riêu and iced Vietnamese coffee, with a welcoming atmosphere that works well for lunch or an evening meal.

Split service on weekdays and a Monday closure make the weekend schedule especially useful for planning.

Nguyen’s Pho House on Lerchenfelder Straße is a Vietnamese restaurant with generous portions and a particularly useful range of vegan choices. Chicken pho, vegetable dishes with fresh tofu and vegan pho make it easy to build a mixed-order meal, while quick service suits busy lunches.

The restaurant is closed Mondays and Tuesdays and can benefit from advance planning.

Nguyen's Pho Viet is a small, cozy Vietnamese restaurant on Taborstraße in Vienna’s 2nd district. The kitchen focuses on satisfying Vietnamese staples, with a friendly neighborhood feel and prices suited to an uncomplicated meal.

Split lunch and dinner hours apply on most weekdays, while Saturday and Sunday offer continuous service; Wednesday is the weekly closing day.

Pho Ever serves Vietnamese food on Mariahilfer Straße, pairing quick service with generous portions and a cozy atmosphere. The menu is suited to hearty, affordable meals, whether you are stopping in for pho or exploring other Vietnamese dishes.

It opens daily, with extended hours most days and a shorter Sunday service from noon to 7 p.m.

Pho84 is a Vietnamese restaurant on Neubaugasse with a broad, casual menu and filling portions. Alongside pho, curry is a tempting alternative, with one coconut-style curry singled out for its especially satisfying flavor.

The generous serving sizes make it suitable for an unfussy lunch or dinner, and the restaurant stays open throughout the week with later Sunday hours.

Pho Lala is a small Vietnamese eatery near Vienna’s city center and St. Stephen’s Cathedral, with a compact setting of roughly ten seats. Pho bo is prepared quickly and works well for a straightforward lunch, while the simple atmosphere keeps attention on the food.

Because seating is limited, short waits can occur during busier periods; Saturday is the weekly closing day.

Onu Pho House on Mariahilfer Straße combines Vietnamese staples with a friendly, attentive approach. Pho is part of the offering, while bánh mì stands out for its crisp exterior and soft interior, and the soups make a filling choice.

The setting suits an easy lunch or dinner, with daily opening from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Vevi Vegan Rolls & Pots is a fully vegan restaurant on Kaiserstraße, specializing in creative plant-based dishes with plenty of variety. Its vegan sushi is a major draw, while imaginative alternatives such as a vegan fried egg add interest to the menu.

The location suits both lunch and dinner, though weekend visits are best planned with a reservation.

Vevi Restaurant Albertgasse offers an all-vegan Vietnamese menu in Vienna’s 8th district, with a wide range of dishes and carefully presented plates. Friendly, attentive service and a polished approach make it suitable for a relaxed lunch or dinner, while the menu’s variety works well for groups with different preferences.

Advance reservations are advisable, particularly at busier times.

Magic Stixx is a welcoming Vietnamese restaurant on Schönbrunner Straße, where the owner’s warm hospitality is part of the appeal. The menu includes smoky pork with rice and salad, as well as flavorful yellow and red tofu curries, making it a versatile choice after work or for a relaxed dinner.

Daily hours cover most of the week, with Monday as the closing day.