Vienna
Choosing a Vietnamese restaurant in Vienna depends on the meal you have in mind as much as the neighbourhood. This guide covers everything from casual pho and summer rolls in the inner districts to bánh mì for a quick lunch and polished dining near the U6.
Look for comforting Vietnamese dinners and curry, generous sharing dishes, vegetarian-friendly options and opening hours that fit your plans.
The options are ordered by how clearly they serve different Vietnamese dining needs, including specific dishes, atmosphere, location, suitability for sharing, vegetarian choice and practical availability for lunch or dinner. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
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.
#2
Vietnamese bánh mì and tapas
BanMi specialises in Vietnamese bánh mì and tapas at Kaiserstraße in Vienna’s 7th district. Fresh baguettes, fresh ingredients and a tapas-style format make it easy to sample several flavours, while the pork bánh mì and coffee are strong choices for a satisfying casual meal.
The friendly atmosphere suits lunch, an informal dinner or a quick street-food-inspired stop.
#3
Good Morning Vietnam offers authentic Vietnamese cooking in Vienna’s 9th district, close to the U6. Its refined atmosphere and attention to detail make it particularly suitable for date nights or special occasions, while weekly lunch menus add a practical weekday option.
The menu balances fresh ingredients, creative recipes and substantial soups, with a quieter setting that encourages an unhurried meal.
#4
MỘC Vietnamese Eatery brings generous Vietnamese cooking to Alserbachstrasse in Vienna’s 9th district. The menu is particularly accommodating for vegetarians, with seitan appearing in satisfying dishes such as pho, alongside avocado and tofu summer rolls and the peanut butter bowl.
It suits a relaxed dinner or a filling lunch, with friendly service and portions substantial enough for a hearty meal.
#5
Fresh summer rolls and beef pho
le Pho is a relaxed Vietnamese restaurant on Gumpendorfer Strasse, well suited to an uncomplicated lunch or casual evening meal. Fresh summer rolls and beef pho are central attractions, with decent portions and sauces that add spice and acidity.
The atmosphere is informal rather than polished, while friendly service and accessible pricing make it an easy stop in Vienna’s 6th district.
#6
Champa brings authentic Khmer and Vietnamese cooking to Vienna’s 23rd district, with a menu suited to relaxed evening meals and generous sharing. Portions can work well for two, while the welcoming dining room makes it a comfortable choice for groups or a casual date.
The location is outside the centre, so it is best approached as a dedicated neighbourhood dining destination rather than a spontaneous inner-city stop.
#7
Vietnam deli is a focused snack bar on Karl-Farkas-Gasse in Vienna’s 3rd district, specialising in bánh mì. Its sandwiches are the clear reason to visit, with an authentic Vietnamese profile that makes them well suited to takeaway, a quick lunch, or a meal worth travelling across town for.
The concise opening window makes it a particularly targeted daytime stop.
#8
Ãn Chói is a small Vietnamese restaurant on Czerningasse in Vienna’s 2nd district, with a charming, intimate feel rather than a formal dining-room atmosphere. It works well for a quick, unfussy meal built around Vietnamese staples such as pho, or for a tasty sandwich.
The compact setting and daytime-to-evening schedule suit relaxed neighbourhood dining from Monday to Saturday.
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Use the map to compare locations before setting out. The addresses range from Schönbrunner Straße and Gumpendorfer Straße to the 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 9th, 12th and 23rd districts, so the best choice may depend on whether you want somewhere nearby or are planning a dedicated food trip.
It also helps reveal clusters around central neighbourhoods and identify venues outside the centre.
BanMi on Kaiserstraße in the 7th district specialises in bánh mì and tapas, with fresh baguettes and a casual sharing format. Vietnam deli on Karl-Farkas-Gasse in the 3rd district is a more focused snack-bar option built around authentic bánh mì and quick daytime visits.
MỘC Vietnamese Eatery on Alserbachstrasse is the clearest choice for vegetarian diners, with seitan appearing in dishes such as pho and tofu and avocado summer rolls. Other restaurants may offer meat-free dishes, so confirm the current menu if you have specific dietary requirements.
le Pho on Gumpendorfer Straße is well suited to a casual meal built around beef pho and fresh summer rolls. MỘC also offers summer rolls and a vegetarian-friendly menu, while Ãn Chói provides an informal setting for pho and other Vietnamese staples.
Good Morning Vietnam in Vienna’s 9th district offers a refined atmosphere, creative recipes and substantial soups, making it a natural fit for a date or special occasion. Its location close to the U6 can also make the journey straightforward.
Champa in Vienna’s 23rd district is particularly suited to shared Southeast Asian dishes, with portions that can work well for two or more people. BanMi’s tapas-style format is another practical choice when everyone wants to sample several flavours.
Yes. Opening schedules vary considerably, especially for focused daytime venues such as Vietnam deli, while other restaurants may close on a particular weekday or offer lunch only on selected days.
Confirm hours and availability directly before travelling across Vienna.