Demi Tass - Carte

With group of 10+. All got great food, great service and outstanding desserts. If you are visiting Vienna you need to try this one. Say no more!

biryani was simply too sweet! literal 3 small chicken pieces, no arome in rice. most of the biryani was just garnishing and resin really terrible and expensive! will not order again from here

eat 1 x vegetarian and 1 x with hä tastes really good, but the portions are very small and at the price is too expensive for the future order. the well-known broth is quite large, but a little fad. Voir le carte

We all loved the food. Very good quality and very pleasant staff. Gave us a nice break from the German, Austrian and Italian food we had been eating over the previous 10 days. All 6 of us enjoyed it very much.

the taste was delicious as always, but as I had booked in advance to choose the delivery time, the food was prepared too early so it was cold when it was delivered the restaurant is relatiw close to my place.) the delivery was on time.

This is the second year we have visited this restaurant. The restaurant is quite small but the food is good and the staff are pleasant and helpful. The restaurant is near the Belvedere and to get there from the city centre take the D tram to Plossgasse. Voir le carte

The restaurant hosts are rude. We saw them turn away Indian customers but accepted non Indian customers. The service was slow- it took them them almost an hour to get regular food when only 3 tables were occupied. I hate to see Indian patrons treat Indians so badly out of India. The server was very sweet. This is supposed to the ‘best Indian restaurant in Austria’. I hope that’s not what Austrians think about Indian hospitality or food. Because it is not. The food was quite tasty. But the service from the owners was horrible.

Found this Indian restaurant by chance while walking around the city. Did not regret it at all as the food was just delicious and the service very helpful and friendly. It is definitely not a typical, average Indian restaurant you come across.My girlfriend normally sticks with what she knows, a chicken curry or chicken tandoori but enquired as to what flavours she likes, she was encouraged to try something a little different and she loved it (lamb boti kebab which is lamb meat, marinated and grilled).You get information from service personnel about the dishes and suggestions if you are not sure.The food is served in adequate portions but is really tasty. The prices are according to the good...

Being a Brit and being hopelessly spoilt for choice as far as Indian restaurants are concerned, we are well qualified to assess this genre.Demi Tass is the nearest Indian to my home in Vienna so it was the obvious choice. On arrival the decor was standard tacky Indian. Tasteless, tired and clichéd. Let's start with the good. I asked for a non alcoholic lemon and mint long cooling drink and that's what I got. It was very good actually. I thought I should order safely so Chicken Tikka Masala, Basmati Rice, Onion Bhaji and a garlic naan were the order of the day. The chicken dish was alright but it wasn't Tikka Masala. The sauce was good enough but very far removed from what one would expect. T... Voir le carte