Munchos - Peri Peri Chicken — Restaurant in Vienna

The worst restaurant in Vienna!!!

Ordered 5 times. Only once the food was good and warm ! Rest of the time the food was not edible! I kept trying again and again in hopes i get the same quality food that i had on my first try but unfortunately it just kept getting worse!Apparently you get good food when you eat in there ! But get bad food when you order!! And if you try to call you gonna have to call multiple times in a row to finally get someone to answer!! Thats if they even answer! I don’t understand how people give this place a good review!!

I suggest changing the cook! And the person who answers the phone!! And implementing own delivery service even if the delivery would cost extra i would happily pay the extra if it means getting warmer better...

Looked everywhere near Stephanplatz but couldn't find a decent chicken place. Found highly rated munchos grilled peri-peri chicken. Glad I travelled a few stations to try this place. Love the peri-peri chicken, pilau rice and fries. The chicken is very flavorful and juicy; the pilau rice flavor is a little on the light side but great for my daughter who tries it on the first time; my wife commented the fries like McDonald's but I thought it was better, not being as dry and salty but tastes better with a touch of spice. It would have been perfect if there were a little more chicken sauce to drape over the rice, which is on the dry side. Broken credit card payment should have been fixed promptly but does not affect the overall...

Let’s see—this place just made it onto my list of affordable spots in Vienna. You get half a grilled, spiced, juicy, thicc chicken for around 8–9 euros, plus some excellent sweet potato fries. The staff are genuinely kind, and the chicken is juicy and well-seasoned. Funny thing is, I only walked in because I mistook it for a Nando’s, like the ones in the UK. Turns out, it’s better. That said, the interior design is… odd. There are bulky furniture pieces that look like they belong in a high-end, spacious dining room, not a casual eatery. And the white cushion chairs? In a finger-licking kind of place? Not the most practical—or the most flattering. It cheapens...