To start, I went here mostly based on it's yelp profile. My go to around here is usually more traditional, but with that being said, Yong Streetfood delivers on taste and quality. This small pan-asian global fusion restaurant is just across from the naschmarkt and they do suffer from some of its touristy inflation. I got the Jianbing (crepe on the right) and the hashimaki (on left. They both cost about the same but the Jianbing is easily twice as filling but half as portable. This place was a nice stop to satisfy my craving for asian streetfood but not someplace I'd go if I was only in town for a day or two.

This place is located right next to the naschmarkt in Vienna. There were good things and okay things about the food. Nothing was amazing. The bibimbap wasn't traditional in any way. It had Chinese influence within the Korean dish. I'd say the best thing we had were the chicken gyoza and kimchi tacos with beef. The service was friendly. I wouldn't go out of my way to try this place out but if you're in the area checking out the market, why not have a taco or two?

It was our first night in Vienna, my wife and I were looking for something quick and good so we could go home and sleep off some jet lag. This place popped up and I highly recommend it. Fast and friendly service and the woman who prepared our food spoke English very well. There is a small seating area, but you can get your food to go if you like. I would guess everything on the menu here is solid, but we had the Jianbing and the Guabao. Both of which were outstanding, and the prices here are great.

By far the best bibimbap I have eaten. Their Baos are also great. Limited sits, good prices and the owners are nice people.

Very fun place to eat. They only have 5 things on the menu & they all are fun food. Loved the Korean beef & Kimchee tacos. The Baos were great too.

Asian fusion food. Guabao are quite delicious. I would pick pork (pork belly which is more traditional) over chicken. Think Bao Haus in New York. Great place to get a cheap, quick and delicious lunch. Has authentic flavors despite its fusion menu. Owners are mandarin-speaking.

My favorite place hands down for Asian street food in Vienna is Yong's. This eatery right off of the Naschmarkt cooks everything to order and does it right. The menu is small, but the quality very good. Most people I know like Jianbing and I can assure you the Jianbing served at Yong's will def please. It really does taste better with sriracha so don't forget to add a little of that sauce. A real treat here is Hashimaki. This is kinda like okanimayaki on a stick and at the price of two of them for four Euro, it's a great deal and a tasty one at that. Yong's Street Food is def worth a diversion from the crowded Naschmarkt!

My American husband was kind enough to humor me by visiting a Taiwanese street food restaurant instead of a traditional Austrian place on our first day in town. Limited seating area, but we were there around 4pm so hardly anyone was inside. Husband had the pork belly baos and liked them. They seemed a little light in flavor, but maybe locals are not fans of 5-spice? The jianbing was good, but also a little too light in flavor. We used the fake Srircha bottle, and it's totally different from the rooster sauce in the States. Much sweeter, a little more runny, and actually spicer. Reminds me of the sweet chili sauce you'd find in a Thai or Vietnamese restaurant. 9 Euros total for our bill. It's right across the street from Naschmarkt, and next door to a Billa. The guy behind the counter speaks Mandarin (Chinese) and limited English.

I got my late lunch here. Bibimbap taste so good but a little bit sweeter than i used to eat. They also have other menu but no space of my tummy to try. They do not have large space for sit, only few chairs and counter for your meal. This quick lunch help me to remember my asian food eager.