Shin Se Kai - Vienna

Chicken Ramen dish was sufficiently spicy (not too hot), Fried pork roll was delicious, and the kimchi had a beautiful soft but crispy, texture, while spice and taste was very good. Portions were good as I was satisfied and not too full. The service was fast at lunch, the parking was very close (Resson for -1 stars). There are parking spaces behind the building, but it's still tight. If you drive and don't find a place, it's better to park over the street in the mall. Don't park next door at the bike store to be afraid of dragging.

Food: Fantastic. Non-traditional (you won't find tonkatsu on their soft opening menu, which speaks volumes). Excellent flavor with a flair toward street food in it's presentation. Generous portions. Excited to try their other broths. Ambience: Close your eyes and tell me you don't feel more like you're in a bustling crowd enjoying food on the streets of Japan. Great atmosphere. Seating isn't extremely comfortable, but this doesn't appear to be the kind of place you chill at for hours at a time. Come in for the food, come back to relive the experience. Overall excited to see this place in Vienna. I'll be back often and hungry. I wrote this review while in their soft launch. There are some issues, but nothing you wouldn't expect from a soft opening. No reason to give less than five stars at this point.

I was glad to notice that this Ramen shop opened as I was in the area for a concert in Jammin Javas and needed a bite to eat. I was also with a friend who doesn't eat a pig, so the fact that they serve ramen with chicken broth was a plus. The servers were great to explain the menu and the different options. The serving size was good and the food was tasty. I miss a bit of crispy bean sprouts, but I admit I like to buy them.

Friendly service. The broth is mostly chicken, so if you are based on pork you are from luck. Taste is good. The place is a bit of fusion, but I would recommend you to give them an attempt. In the evening they park in the back of Capital One. It is quite expensive

I cannot wait to go back to try the full menu as soon as it is completely opened. Spicy Chicken Ramen was really good and a little heat packed. Enjoyed a beer they also served. The chicken sticky bungalow was delicious.