Bahur Tov - Menu

this restaurant in the possession of a Buchara family serves a selection of dressed, from typical Israeli to buchara as well as prano dishes. so everyone finds something like his taste.

beautiful restaurant, good kosher eating and not expensive. it is nice that they also speak Hebrew - for them coming out of israel, the meat is in order, the salate must be improved:) a very good choice.

the quality of eating in this kosher restaurant is excellent, large portions, fresh and tasty ingredients. it's a good one. in large and whole, the service is good and friendly, although our main dishes arrived at different times. View menu

we drove all the way back to the restaurant to eat, because we wanted to eat kosher carvings. the restaurant is very nice, great service, Hebrew speakers, very friendly and welcoming. there are many dishes on the menu. .the only thing is that the carving was disappointing.

we ordered carving with pommes. . . my carving smelled not good, so I asked to replace it. after a past (I have to say quite a long time) they asked me if I wanted to change the portion, and when they asked, I did it in any case. I ordered nudels and it was delicious. at the end of the meal they sent us a strudel as compensation. beautiful restaurant, but very medium size. we had to try it because it was kosher.

for those who are familiar with the numerous kosher restaurants that are located on both sides of the golders green road in northwestern londons, eating will appear very familiar, although it is served here with a smile. we have been eating in the bahur tow at our Vienna visits for about 15 years and the prices seem to be the only element on the menu that has changed. but not dissatisfied and there is always an interesting mix of clientele, which you can discuss when eating! View menu

on the way back to our hotel we have encountered this jewel of a restaurant during a 4-day stay in wien im april. nothing special, just beautiful, fresh food. we had the mixed plate for 2. beautiful salads, discreet dressings, homemade hummus. I could have eaten there every day. friendly service. I am not a jude, I have no religion, I am agnostic and just a lover of good eating. we have also eaten one evening in a chic, highly rated Italian restaurant in the city center, much more expensive, but by far not so good. would definitely come back at a future visit in Wien.

first station and last station in Wien was the restaurant Bahur-Tov. the cordiality of the owners and the staff could not have been more hospitable and also the fresh and tasty of the food was at high level. when I live in israel, I would normally not order Mediterranean dishes when I travel on, but my daughter did it and the hummus, salads, including aubergine dishes, were authentic and worthwhile. as I am an enthusiastic supper lover, I went for the lens soup and it was great. and the kung pao chicken from the Asian area of the menu was a perfect choice - like everything else we have eaten there - fresh, tasty, hot and tasty.

my children and I have eaten here last Monday. we only eat kosher, so our possibilities were limited. we chose this restaurant because it was meaty (meat) and not too expensive. eating was pretty good. I ordered teriaki chicken pfannengerichte and asked that it is not too sharp and repeated that. When it arrived and was too sharp, the owner apologized and quickly ordered another that was much more after my taste. he left the original with us that my children liked to eat. the carving that my son ordered - he loved it. I was not so excited about it - too thin for my taste. Overall we all liked it and would like to come back if we were back in. View menu