MeiWei - Teppayanki Restaurant
Vienna
4.8
426 reviews
Restaurants
Order something from the teppanyaki menu early — watching your food sizzle on the hotplate is part of the experience, and queues build up fast during peak times.
Right in the heart of Vienna, MeiWei delivers bold Chinese flavours with a twist: teppanyaki chefs grill your food fresh in front of you. The all-you-can-eat format is modern and easy to use — just order from the tablet, and dishes arrive quickly. From crispy duck and spicy noodles to fresh sushi and steamed buns, everything is served in small portions so you can try a bit of everything without feeling rushed.
The atmosphere strikes a balance between casual and stylish. Whether you’re on a date, visiting with friends, or just hungry after shopping nearby, it fits the occasion. Service is efficient and friendly, and the pricing is fair, especially considering the central location. Vegetarians will find good options too.
The atmosphere strikes a balance between casual and stylish. Whether you’re on a date, visiting with friends, or just hungry after shopping nearby, it fits the occasion. Service is efficient and friendly, and the pricing is fair, especially considering the central location. Vegetarians will find good options too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, MeiWei runs on an all-you-can-eat model where you order multiple rounds of small plates.
A mix of teppanyaki, sushi, dim sum, and classic Chinese and pan-Asian dishes.
Yes — the teppanyaki station lets you watch your food being freshly grilled right in the open kitchen.
Walk-ins are fine during quiet hours, but booking ahead is smart for dinner or weekends.
Yes, typically you get 2 hours per table, which is more than enough to enjoy everything.
Definitely — tofu dishes, veggie rolls, stir-fried greens, and more.
Each table gets a tablet — just tap what you want, and the kitchen sends it out fast.
Very — staff speak English and the digital menu is easy to use.
Yes, the interactive style and food variety make it great for groups and children.
It’s right on Kärntner Straße in Vienna’s city centre — just a few minutes from Stephansplatz.
