Vienna
Vienna’s street food scene ranges from falafel and hummus bowls on Rauscherstraße to Thai dishes near Schweglerstraße and Ballgasse. This guide helps you compare options by cuisine, location, takeaway or delivery convenience, and how easily each spot fits a quick lunch, transit stop or relaxed casual meal.
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#1JAFFA Street Food is a vegetarian spot on Rauscherstraße specialising in falafel and hummus bowls. A welcoming snack-sized falafel sets the tone, while the food is prepared with care and works equally well for a quick takeaway or a relaxed indoor meal.
The friendly team speaks multiple languages, adding ease for international visitors. Open daily from 10am to 10pm, it suits casual lunches and dinners.
#2All Reis Bangkok Street Food is an intimate Thai restaurant on Schweglerstraße, specialising in authentic, flavourful dishes served in a casual setting. It is particularly well suited to diners seeking Thai staples with a quick, friendly service style and a genuine Bangkok-inspired character.
The compact atmosphere and strong demand make it a good choice for an informal meal, especially when planned ahead.
#3All Reis Bangkok Street Food serves Thai food from a compact Ballgasse setting in central Vienna. The kitchen can deliver bold heat, with papaya salad especially suited to diners who request a genuinely spicy preparation.
Its small dining room creates an intimate street-food feel, while the central location works well for a quick lunch or early dinner. Booking ahead is sensible when the room is busy.
#4Yong Streetfood brings a wide Asian street-food selection to Rechte Wienzeile, close to Naschmarkt. The menu includes jianbing, guabao, hashimaki, bibimbap and kimchi tacos, with dishes prepared visibly in a compact setting.
Fast service, clear explanations and delivery options make it useful for a quick lunch or takeaway, while the location suits a casual stop before or after exploring the market.
#5Taim - Streetfood brings Israeli food to the Schottentor underground passage, making it a convenient stop in central Vienna. Falafel and da ich are served with a warm, personal touch, and the location suits a quick meal between journeys or a casual repeat visit.
The menu’s Israeli focus gives the stand a clear identity, with daily opening from 11am to 10pm except Sunday.
#6LAI RAI Asian Street Food offers Asian-style street food in the Lugner City area on Gablenzgasse. The menu includes duck noodles and Pho Bo, giving the kitchen a useful mix of noodle dishes and Vietnamese soup.
It suits a casual lunch, takeaway or delivery order, with long daily opening hours from 10am to 9pm. The concept combines Asian bites with a distinctly Viennese urban setting.
#7halal options and take-away service
STREET DOGS is a Favoritenstraße snack bar focused on creative street food, including hot dogs, corndogs, burgers and nacho- or potato-coated specialties. Truffle and bacon hot dogs are notable choices, while the oversized burgers and miniature corndogs create plenty of variety for sharing or sampling.
The menu also includes halal options and take-away service , with opening hours from noon to 10 pm daily.
#8Kumpato puts a customisable baked potato at the centre of its fast-food concept on Josefstädter Straße. With more than 20 toppings, diners can build their own combination and turn a simple potato into a personalised meal.
The format works well for an informal lunch or quick dinner, with daily opening from 11am to 9pm. Dogs are welcome, adding flexibility for casual neighbourhood stops.
#9The Burgery is a fast-food destination in Vienna’s 19th district focused on smash burgers, with catering available in Vienna and the surrounding area. The compact daytime opening pattern makes it particularly useful for lunch, while the friendly service adds a personable touch to the stop.
Its Muthgasse location is suited to an informal burger break rather than a late-night meal.
Summary
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | JAFFA Street Food | 4.8 | 522 | Vegetarian street food and casual falafel meals |
| #2 | All Reis Bangkok Street Food | 4.6 | 1,796 | Thai street-food-style dining |
| #3 | All Reis Bangkok Street Food | 4.5 | 1,169 | Spicy Thai lunches and casual central dining |
| #4 | Yong Streetfood | 4.5 | 253 | Varied Asian street food near Naschmarkt |
| #5 | Taim - Streetfood | 4.3 | 505 | Quick Israeli lunches and transit-friendly meals |
| #6 | LAI RAI Asian Street Food | 4.4 | 37 | Casual Asian noodles |
| #7 | STREET DOGS | 4.8 | 362 | Creative hot dogs and loaded corndogs |
| #8 | Kumpato | 4.8 | 169 | Customisable fast food and casual lunches |
| #9 | The Burgery | 4.7 | 30 | Daytime smash burgers and catering |
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JAFFA Street Food on Rauscherstraße focuses on vegetarian falafel and hummus bowls. It suits both a quick takeaway and a more relaxed indoor meal, making it a practical choice when you want a meat-free street-food option in the northern part of the city.
All Reis Bangkok Street Food has locations on Schweglerstraße and Ballgasse. The Ballgasse setting is especially convenient for central lunches or early dinners, while diners seeking strong heat should ask for a genuinely spicy preparation.
Yong Streetfood near Naschmarkt offers fast service and delivery options, while LAI RAI Asian Street Food combines takeaway with delivery around Gablenzgasse. Both are useful when you want Asian dishes without committing to a long sit-down meal.
Taim - Streetfood is located in the Schottentor underground passage and serves Israeli favourites such as falafel and da ich. Its central position makes it convenient between journeys, for a short lunch break or for a casual meal while exploring the city.
Yes. STREET DOGS offers creative hot dogs, corndogs, burgers and loaded snack combinations on Favoritenstraße. Kumpato on Josefstädter Straße takes a different approach with customisable baked potatoes and a wide choice of toppings.
