Dancing Noodles

Jack Elphinstone★★★★★

The food was incredible. The cucumber salad was the best that we’ve ever had and the duck lamian was exceptional too. We also enjoyed the kimchi salad, vegetable rolls, and homemade cucumber and ginger sodas. The staff were very friendly and the service was quick. Highly, highly recommend.

Lorelei Aeby★★★★★

Went there three times during a recent business trip. The staff is friendly, the menu is in two languages, the food is delicious and the tea served in tea pots on a little tray. The portions are very generous. I would recommend the traditional beef noodle soupe, the avocado-sweet potato salad and the jasmin tea

哏儿都欧洲办公室★★★★★

A Surprisingly Authentic Chinese Noodle Stop Near the Concert Hall Dancing Noodles was actually an unplanned meal during my trip to Vienna, but it turned out to be a very memorable one. That evening, we finished visiting the Spanish Riding School quite late, and since we were going to a concert afterward, we decided to quickly find somewhere convenient nearby. This restaurant worked perfectly because it was close to the concert venue and easily reachable by the U4 metro line. First, about the Lanzhou beef noodles. To be honest, I would describe them as solid and respectable rather than mind

dan safra★★★★★

At Dancing Noodles, the chefs don’t cook, they perform. Dough is slapped, stretched, spun, and whipped through the air with the precision of a perfectly choreographed fight scene. One moment it’s flour and water, the next it’s silky noodles landing in the bowl like the final punch in a kung-fu finale. No stunt doubles. All real. The broth? Deep, rich, and powerful like it trained for years in the mountains. The noodles are springy, alive, and fearless, soaking up flavor like they were born for the role. Every bite hits fast, clean, and satisfying. Boom. Pow. Slurp. The energy inside the place