Electro Camel — Restaurant in Vienna

From the moment I stepped into Electro Camel Falafel, I knew I was in for a treat. This charming eatery in the heart of Vienna not only offers a cozy ambiance but also serves up the best falafel I’ve ever had. Each bite of their falafel was a perfect blend of crispy on the outside and wonderfully soft on the inside, bursting with rich, savory flavors that transported me straight to the Middle East.

The staff at Electro Camel Falafel were nothing short of exceptional. They were attentive, friendly, and genuinely passionate about providing a great dining experience. Their recommendations were spot on, enhancing my meal with perfectly paired sides and beverages.

Whether you’re a local or a traveler exploring Vienna, Electro Camel Falafel is a culinary gem that shouldn’t be missed. Their commitment to quality ingredients, excellent service, and authentic flavors makes it a standout. Highly recommended for anyone looking to satisfy their falafel cravings in a...

I recently had the pleasure of trying the hummus street food in Vienna, and I must say it was a delightful experience. The hummus was incredibly flavorful, with just the right balance of spices and creaminess. The texture was perfect, smooth and velvety, making it a true delight for the taste buds.

The presentation of the dish was also impressive, with fresh and colorful toppings that added a burst of freshness to each bite. The portion size was generous, making it a satisfying and fulfilling meal.

What truly stood out to me was the friendly and welcoming atmosphere of the street food stall. The staff was attentive and passionate about their food, which added to the overall enjoyment of the experience.

Overall, I highly recommend trying the hummus street food in Vienna. It's a perfect choice for a quick and delicious meal that will leave you craving more. I will definitely be returning for another taste of this...

Food is fresh, service is gentle in taking orders, rest is self service. Good spot, but apparently you pay for being at Mariahilfestr, as your wallet gets electrified by the menu which offer same prices like a restaurant, though you will not order at a kiosk.

12€ for a pida with the same measurements like a normal kebap sandwich which you can get dor 4.5€. 11-14€ for a bowl which is served without a single piece of bread, you add the pida for an extra 1.5€ Draft-beer "Weitra", 0.5L for more than 5€.

Really, if you want a bill of over 30€, you may enter any other restaurant in the zone and be served, instead of sitting in front of the kiosk on the street, and serve yourself and pay even for bowls coming without rice, half sauce and hummus,...