Ra'mien

Crowded place, indeed.

Cocktails are half off on Tuesdays.

If you're looking for a bar with a dance floor, and lots of darkly lit seating, this is the place. DJs have limited selection, mostly just hits and oldies, plus house and electronica.

As for the food up-stairs, I was satisfied. We came during the evening rush, and were treated to three glasses of prosecco at the bar, while we waited (such hospitality is rare in Vienna). Also were given a "gutschein" for a free cocktail in the lounge.

Still, it's worth a stop-in, and definitely a place you can go to dance without crowds and in non-intimidating atmosphere.

The food is good, the menu sometimes a little confusing and the place usually very packed and therefore not really inviting. Sitting outside in summer is very nice, though.

THE spot to get ramen in vienna. stylish furnishing. nice employees.
I like that place. fresh self-made noodles! YUM!

Downstairs there's a gimmicky Thai style cocktail bar that seems to attract mainly jocks and business folk.
Not my cup of noodles.

some of the finest pho I've ever had. the noodles are fresh-made, the broth is delicious. I have also had a rice dish there which was equally excellent. highly recommended!

Found this gem the first night in Vienna and craved their duck la mein everyday day from that daz on. Often times they offer a complimentary glass of champagne and/or dessert. Servers also give out discounts for drinks at the bar down stairs. We had one poor sole in our group that was so depressed they were closed on Mondays that he just wanted to fly back home......it is that good! Some of us started ordering several bowls because we didn´t want to run out while eating. When in Vienna, you have gotta try it! Yum.........fresh cut handmade noodles in a soup with a hot tasty broth served with plenty of succulent duck pieces, it will hit the spot and you will be craving for more.

It must be the reviewers :)

The (la mien) noodles taste really great, the service is very friendly and relatively fast. Ok, the cocktail bar in the basement is strange but it has nice gimmicks - like flip a coin where you don't have to pay for the cocktail if you win.

Phil is across the street, so what I prefer is eating noodles and then heading to phil for something sweet and coffee.

The food tastes kind of odd, respectively doesn't taste like anything at all. Plus the atmosphere isn't that cool (music).

The food tastes bland (at least to me) and the club downstairs is tacky. Not my kind of crowd, either.

I'd recommend going there for the fun, if a little shallow basement club. The food costs too much and tastes a tad too generic.

Some people don't like it, but I do. Cute interior decoration, attractive wait staff, good food for a decent price, and a killer cocktail bar in the basement. What else does one want?

The only thing I could complain about is their supercomplex menu with various groups of dishes coming on- and offline at certain times. I once managed to be in the 60 minute time window where there was, basically, no food. But meh, it's pretty rare.

If someone knows a place with better pad thai in Vienna: let me know.