Okinawa - Wien

I ordered yakisoba with duck (yaki soba nudeln mit ente) to return one evening during a three-day visit to my hotel room. it was delicious enough that I remember the meal as very good a few months later, although the novelty of the. eating Japanese eating in Austria plays a role in the strong remembrance. as a visitor from the usa it helped me to know at least some of the Japanese dishes on the menu and that I know a little German. I was able to buy a local language, so I'm not sure if the employees in okinawa sushi bar speak English. for about $8 (6,90 euro) I have a large part of very tasty noodles with lots of meat and tasty sauce. it was more than I could finish (I am a medium-sized woman that would have fed me easily and at least one of my children I would have traveled with them. service was polite and competent. the presentation was very simple as they would expect from cheap take. I have a plastic container in a plastic bag. I traveled with my own reusable utensils so they don't take their to the comment. the location is very small, and it was hot and quite loud when I picked up my order. I would recommend to take the food away to eat in a hotel room or make a picnic somewhere else instead of eating inside.

Okinawa is a small restaurant in the 9th district. sushi here is great, simply it is better to take it away because the place to sit is limited and there is a quite strong smell of food.

The load itself is not too inviting because it is small and there are only 3 small tables. eating is really good. try one of the bengos!

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I got sushi there today, because the ambiente doesn't invite to stay. it is very unhygienic, the sushi chef touches the refrigerator door, which also touch customers and then continues on sushi. he also makes the cash. the rice is not properly covered, only necessary with an old kitchen cloth. once and never again.