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Asia Restaurant GYOZAA-Worth Trying
Hernalser Gürtel 45, 1170 Wien, Austria
· Asian restaurant, Bistro
· 4.7/5 Google (326 reviews)
Reservations · Takeout
Handmade gyoza, bao, and hearty bowls at friendly prices with warm family-run service; expect cash-only and occasional greasiness on fried items.
Why it gets an A- for overall quality
Asia Restaurant GYOZA delivers exceptional food quality anchored by handmade gyoza and bao that justify its loyal following, paired with outstanding service attentiveness from owners who guide diners with genuine warmth. Exceptional value and strong recent momentum elevate it above typical neighborhood spots, though modest ambiance and functional space prevent grade A territory—this is homestyle comfort executed with care, not destination dining.
Restaurant Summary
A tiny spot along the Gürtel where handmade dumplings and bowls meet warm family service. Reviewers talk about owners who translate menus, offer house chili, and check in kindly. One guest summed it up as big portions for fair prices, a relaxed place to land near transit. The cooking leans classic Chinese comfort with a few Pan‑Asian detours, more homestyle and generous than flashy. Gyoza and bao are the stars, while crispy duck and quick noodle or rice bowls keep things hearty. A couple diners found some fried items a bit oily, so stick to dumplings and soups if you prefer lighter plates. For families, this is easygoing and accessible. Kids can tuck into fried rice or plain noodles, mild chicken gyoza, or teriyaki chicken bowls. No kids menu is listed, but the options are familiar and portions are shareable; note the cash‑only policy when planning.
At a Glance
- Handmade gyoza and bao with standout flavor
- Exceptional value with generous portions and lunch deals
- Kind, attentive family service that guides newcomers
- Cash only; bring euros
- Some fried noodle boxes can be greasy
What Sets It Apart
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- warm_family_service
What People Love
- Warm, personal attention from the owners
- Freshly made dumplings and bao
- Portions that feel like a bargain
- Quick, flexible service with menu guidance
- Late-hour kindness when ordering near closing
Points of Concern
- Cash-only policy; no cards accepted per multiple reviews
- Occasional greasiness in fried noodles reported in a few older reviews
- Rare order mix-up and surcharge mention (€1 plate) from an isolated review
- Creative Pan-Asian mix means not every dish is strictly traditional
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€16-24 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Build a dumpling-focused meal: gyoza + soup + bao stays near €16-20
- Use lunch menus €7.90-8.90 for fastest, best-value set options
Perfect For
- Casual dumpling fix before or after transit
- Budget-friendly lunch with generous portions
- Low-key dinner with comforting homestyle flavors
- Solo bite with quick service
Location Insights
Area: Urban arterial by Gürtel near transit; casual, budget-friendly eateries serving commuters, students, and travelers.
Safety: Generally busy and well-lit along Gürtel; typical big-road grit but active foot traffic.
Nearby: Opposite/near transit; close to hotels and mixed commercial blocks; convenient for quick lunches and casual dinners.
HernalsHernals is a residential district in Vienna characterized by a blend of historic buildings and modern developments. The dining scene includes traditional Viennese eateries alongside emerging international and Asian restaurants, reflecting the area's increasing cultural diversity and appeal to a broad demographic.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday11:30–21:30
Tuesday11:30–21:30
Wednesday11:30–21:30
Thursday11:30–21:30
Friday11:30–21:30
Saturday
Sunday12:00–21:30
Available: Reservations, Takeout
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