NENI - Menu

Very tasty Israeli food, we loved the caramelised onion , eggplant and rice dish also the hummus with falafel. Nice selection of wines and juices.

we had been recommended this place and were not disappointed, very nice vibe, and very interesting middle eastern food. pity that the recipe book is only in german

It is located at a busy spot in Naschtmarkt. Service is very fast and kind. Meals were delicious. We had Sabich, Zigarren and Avocado salad. The first two was fantastic, the third was really good. Thank you!

We went to the Naschmarkt on a morning after breakfast and decided to go back the following day to get some breakfast there. We decided to get some breakfast at Neni and it didn't disappoint us. The food was delicious (we ordered a breakfast for two) and the atmosphere was quite good too!

I could go here and just have hte hummas and pita bread all the time. The other food is very good as well but the hummus is amazing. It's a great location for a quick bite, have eaten lunch here a few times. I don't go for dinner beause it has always been (too) busy. The staff are very rushed, though friendly so I don't find it relaxing for dinner.

It's in the middle of the Naschmarket, a long, functional market. It feels like it belongs in the pop-up restaurant scene in Brixton, London. Simple and cheap tables and chairs, no thrills, quick (perhaps too quick) and efficient service. It's not particularly cheap, although perhaps that's just Vienna, but the food is oh so delicious. It's more than your average hummus bar. Best selection of hummus I've ever had - classic, beetroot, and (the best) mango curry. Everything was delicious and unusual. Mains stretch beyond the Middle East to Korea and Japan. Bold flavours. Not to everyone's taste. If you are after a fine dining experience, a budget dinner, or a lengthy relaxed meal, then don't c...

Happened across this gorgeous place whilst wandering aimlessly through Vienna. Sorry to be boring but there is nothing to rave about and nothing to complain about- it does precisely what it says on the tin.Had a glass of wine and the chilli-humours-pita bread Main.The sauv Blanc was cold, wet and around. The meal I chose- c 12 euro- was fine- would have preferred a stronger chilli - overall the chilli and humous blanded together with the pita bread. (Wishing I'd stashed my salt and pepper to be honest.) But wasn't bad by any means.The menu claims Mediterranean fare- certainly not traditional Austrian grub.But if you want to people watch in a unique setting (ie absent the hoards of tourists i...

found this one because of TA, so as it was only about a mile from our apt. we decided to check it out. located in a farmers market type setting where there are numerous places to eat along a street. you simply walk down the street with tables set up on either side of you and choose the place you wish to eat. the hummis and pita bread were the best I've ever had, wish I could find that pita bread for home eating. my wife had the eggplant dish, she loved it. mine was a bit too spicy for me, but don't go by me - I am not a big fan of spicy. service was nothing special. in a town known for schnitzel, sausages, and strudel, this was a nice change of pace. highly recommended and great to sit outsi...

Came here because of the positive review from the Moon book by Jennifer Walker and Auburn Scallon. The vibe is good. Naschmarkt is great! The food was good but the service….. A totally different story. Red wine order… I wanted a glass of cabernet sauvignon. The waiter cut me off and said bottle or glass… I kept talking. He stopped me again and said a glass or a bottle. At this time, I was like, is this normal in Austria? In USA or other countries, waiters usually wait til the customers finish ordering. He said, just listen to me till I finish…. He again asked a glass or a bottle. In my head, what difference does it make?? i said a glass. He went on to say he only has certain bottles of red w...