Ramasuri — Restaurant in Vienna

Went to Ramasuri Sunday at 11am for brunch. I asked for a flat white in a take-away cup and instead I got a lecture that this was not environmentally friendly and I should drink it from the glass. And I explained I like drinking coffee from a paper cup, and instead I got another lecture that it was not environmentally friendly and if I don’t want it in a glass, Ramasuri can give me the flat white in a regular cup. And for a third time I asked for coffee in a paper cup. And then the waitress gave me an explanation that take-away cups are only for people who order take-away coffee... So by the fourth time I had to cut her off and said ‘just give me the coffee in a take-away cup’…. ??!!... And all this from a waitress that was wearing non-environmentally friendly synthetic and leather trainers, and a leather pouch. Please spare me the lectures and just serve coffee…. So after this initial experience, I didn’t feel like staying but we ordered the food and it was just OK. The poached egg was overcooked and cold by the time it came out. And although our table wanted to order more coffees at the end of our meal, after the initial experience we were put off and went somewhere else… Öfferl - where they have no problem serving coffee in paper /...

🍴The Ramasuri restaurant is a hidden gem that offers an exceptional dining experience. The cozy and elegant atmosphere combined with the welcoming staff creates a comfortable and memorable dining experience. The restaurant offers a diverse range of dishes with a contemporary twist on Austrian and Central European cuisine.

👍 The pros:

🥕 The vegetarian and vegan options are excellent, making it a great choice for plant-based eaters. 🍹 The cocktail selection is unique and delicious. 🍴 The food is prepared with high-quality ingredients and cooked to perfection.

👎 The cons:

🚗 Parking can be a bit of a challenge, so it's best to arrive early. 💰 The prices can be a bit on the higher side, but the quality of food and service make it worth it. 🍽️ The portion sizes can be a bit small, so it's best to order a few dishes to share.

In summary, Ramasuri is a must-visit restaurant for anyone looking for a unique and flavorful dining experience. The restaurant's friendly staff, cozy atmosphere, and exceptional food make it an ideal spot for a romantic night out or a special occasion. Whether you are a meat-lover or a vegan, there is something for everyone at Ramasuri. Just remember to book ahead to avoid...

I came here because there was a 4.6 star recommendation. The photos on their website also looked nice. The description provided on the restaurant's website was accurate: "somewhat chaotic". It is a small restaurant, and so whatever talking was amplified, and i can accept it.

However, my experience with the restaurant was made worse by the table next to mine, where a woman was clucking away like a chicken (literally) with her non-stop laughter. Not the fault of the restaurant. The other tables were not talking/laughing as loud.

I ordered the Spicy Lime Baked Melazani: bad choice. The oven-baked eggplant was nice and soft. But the quinoa was drenched and flooded in so much soy dressing and so salty i could almost feel my blood-pressure rising. I also could not taste any spiciness.

I think if there weren't the irritating chicken-clucking customers, and better tasting food, it would have been a much more pleasant experience. I did not take any photos as the restaurant was a little dim, plus my mental sanity was already challenged by clucking. Ordered 2 mains, 1 potato wedges and 1 drink, came to...