Shin

Name: Shin
Address: Praterstraße 22, Viena, Austria
Telephone: +4312147382
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

959 votos

N.º 1006 de 8748 restaurantes en Viena

CerradoAbre a las 11:30

Actualizado hace 13 días

Todas las fotos Comida Interior Exterior Bebidas Postres

Añade una foto

78 fotos

Tanto Urania Sternwarte como Shin merecen una visita. Su cocina taiwanesa, bajo la dirección de su talentoso chef, es aquí exquisita. Prueba su casera panceta, sus tiernas empanadillas bao y su sorprendente caldo para hacerte una idea de cómo es este restaurante. No vas a poder olvidar el insuperable té de burbujas y el estupendo café que se pueden probar aquí.

Puedes sentarte fuera o dentro. Shin es muy recomendable por su alegre personal. Vas a disfrutar con su agradable servicio. Sus precios razonables son una de esas cosas que se deben resaltar al hablar de este lugar. Una decoración festiva y su atmósfera genial ayudan a sus clientes a sentirse relajados. De acuerdo con los comentarios de los clientes en Google, este lugar merece un 4,5.

Opiniones de los clientes sobre platos y características

cocos Curry

the wonton soup

baozi popcorn chicken

hausgemachte Frühlingsrollen

braised pork

the bubble

the inner courtyard

the buns

fancy

mayo

Ver todasMenos

Valoraciones de Shin

Foursquare

Sin valorar aún

Google

(4.5/5)

915

Trip

(4.7/5)

Facebook

(3.9/5)

Reseñas de visitantes en Shin

/ 431

Buscar reseñas de visitantes

Traducir comentarios

Servicio no disponible temporalmente Vuelva a intentarlo más tarde.

Agregue su reseña

Solicitar eliminación de información

pilar s hace 7 meses en Google

Estupendo pato y fideos!!los rollitos también muy buenos.Que sorpresa tan agradable este lugar en Viena. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Solicitar eliminación de información

Manuel Emc hace 4 años en Google

Tienen mucha variedad vegetariana y vegana y ademas esta todo muy sabroso. Es un local grande, tienen terraza. El personal es amable

Solicitar eliminación de información

哏儿都欧洲办公室 hace 3 meses en Google

Shin Taiwanese Eatery is, without exaggeration, one of the most unexpectedly outstanding restaurants I’ve experienced — calling it exceptional would still be an understatement. In fact, this was a reservation I made before even arriving in Vienna. Living in Malta — and even in nearby Italy — Chinese restaurants are easy to find, but authentic Taiwanese cuisine is almost nonexistent. Unlike many mainland-style Chinese restaurants that rely heavily on additives and aggressive seasoning, Taiwanese cuisine is known for its balance, discipline, and respect for both flavor and health. That alone made this restaurant worth booking in advance. Now, the ironic part: We arrived with almost no appetite at all. Earlier that day, we had a Korean BBQ buffet, and by the time our reservation came around, my entire family had completely lost interest in food. We even considered canceling. But we decided to go anyway — just for drinks and maybe a dessert. That decision changed everything. After just two drinks and one dessert, the food here was so astonishing that we simply could not stop ordering. Here’s what we had: 1. Mango Matcha (Drink, €6.9) Layered with mango purée at the bottom, cream in the middle, and matcha on top. Each layer is delicious on its own — but when mixed together, it becomes something remarkably harmonious. Achieving this level of balance in a drink is rare, and it reflects a kind of precision often seen only in Taiwanese or Japanese cuisine. 2. “Mama Lemon Soda” (Drink, €5.8) I didn’t personally try it, but both my wife and my child loved it. 3. Mango Sticky Rice (Dessert, €7.9) Another highlight. The sweetness of mango, the fragrance of sticky rice, and what felt like a subtle hint of red bean — all combined into something incredibly refined. This is absolutely a must-order. 4. Duck Noodle Soup (Main, €15.5) After the dessert, my son suddenly felt hungry — so we ordered one main dish. The duck is fried before serving, giving it crispy skin and tender meat. The soup is rich with duck bone flavor, accompanied by vegetables, scallion oil, and crispy shallots. Even just reading that combination, you can imagine how satisfying it is. 5. Fried Ice Cream (Dessert, €7.5) A visually striking, almost theatrical dessert. The staff brings out a deep-fried ice cream ball, sets it in a cup, and ignites it with fire. The flame crisps the outer layer further while the inside remains cold and creamy. It’s both a performance and a flavor experience. 6. Fried Banana (Dessert, €5.9) Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. Interestingly, once heated, the banana develops a sweetness reminiscent of mango. Finished with a drizzle of sauce, it’s another surprisingly impressive dessert. ⸻ We barely ordered any “proper” main dishes — yet we left completely satisfied. Every single item we tried was excellent. Not one dish fell short. This is the kind of place where even an unplanned, half-hearted visit turns into a memorable dining experience. If you are in Vienna — this is not just a recommendation. This is a place worth planning your visit around. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Response from the owner hace 3 meses

Thank you for your wonderful review! We're thrilled to hear that your visit to Shin Taiwanese Eatery exceeded your expectations. It's fantastic to know that even with a lack of appetite, you found our drinks and desserts so delightful that you couldn't stop ordering. We take pride in our authentic Taiwanese cuisine and are glad it resonated with you. Your detailed descriptions of each dish are truly appreciated. We look forward to welcoming you and your family back for another memorable dining experience in Vienna!

Mostrar respuestas (1)