4 tiny Thai eateries in Vienna serving up huge flavour

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4 tiny Thai eateries in Vienna serving up huge flavour in their food you have to try

These Thai eateries may be small, but are serving up HUUUUGE flavour bombs in the traditional cuisine they’re cooking up. If you’re a lover of the Thai continent’s kitchen, you’ll be happy to know that you’ll find authentic takes on it at these small, lesser-known Vienna locations:

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Kantine Thai Restaurant – Tasty Tiny Thai eateries

Kantine is an absolute gem of a Thai eatery that’s bursting with delightful flavors and vibrant charm! From their mouthwatering pad Thai to their zesty green curry, every bite takes you on a joyous journey to the heart of Thailand. With their cheerful ambiance and warm hospitality, dining here feels like a playful escapade into the tantalizing world of Thai cuisine.

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Aroi Thai Restaurant – Tasty Tiny Thai eateries

Aroi Thai Restaurant in Vienna is a hidden treasure that brings the authentic taste of Thailand right to your plate! With their vibrant and aromatic dishes like the tangy Tom Yum soup and the heavenly Pad Kra Pao, they create a symphony of flavors that will make your taste buds dance with joy. The cheerful ambiance, accompanied by their friendly staff, guarantees a delightful culinary adventure that will leave you craving for more!

Mamamon Thai Eatery – Tasty Tiny Thai eateries

MON–FRI: 11:30am–10pm
SAT–SUN: 12pm–10pm

www.mamamonthaikitchen.com

Khao Soi curry (chicken) = 8.90 €
Pad Thai (veg) = 8.60 €
Homemade beef jerky = 4.50 €
Singha beer = 3.50 €

You’ll know you’ve encountered some serious Thai food at Mamamon when you start having flashbacks of sitting by a street stand in Bangkok on a little plastic chair, slurping noisily at a curry.
Pian, young and Thai-born owner of the 8th district’s neighbourhood family-run Thai eatery is the personality running Mamamon, and her personality is larger than her stature. And we bet you one of their Pad Thai dishes (they’re famous for it) that her smile will get you. Mamamon is serving up some of the best home-style Thai cooking in the city.
The diverse menu lists all the favourites, including the pop star green curries of the country.

The Khao Soi curry has us fogging up the windows of the small place (it fits about 15 people – except in summer when a gorgeous garden opens up) it tastes of the pale, yellow coconut curry from the North – around the Chang Mai region and is full of flavour. The flavours are thrilling here and the spice of the original dish remains unneutered. Oh, and you’ve got to try the Papaya salad – it’s a whole lot of flavour.

They also have… a good range of beer out of Asia, alongwith the Hamburg hipster favourite, Astra
We also recommend… having the homemade Thai iced tea – the taste is far beyond what you expect.

 

All Reis Bangkok Street Food – Tasty Tiny Thai eateries

Category: street food, lunch, dinner

When All Reis opened – way out in the middle of the 15th district where few normally venture for culinary adventures – they’d have lines out the door every day of the week at dinner time. There’s good reason for this. The flavours in every dish on their menu will blow your proverbial socks off. It delivers on the street food promise serving up all the favourites that you’d find being cooked up on the streets of Bangkok. And the flavours are just as explosive as what you’d get in Thailand. For such a small place, All Reis certainly has a lot of items on its menu. Its first pages are dedicated to the different kinds of rice and noodles you can have with your dish. Highlights we’d recommend? The Tom Yum soup packs the sour, fiery punch you’re looking for when ordering it. While, if you’re looking for a quality Pad Thai, you’ve come to the right place. And the crispy duck with Thai basil is the bomb. Read our entire review of All Reis, here.

 

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