Street Food

Naschmarkt

Street Food · Middle Eastern · Italian · Seafood · Wien · Austria

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AI summary of what 9 dish mentions say about the food

The Naschmarkt’s red olives are the standout star, praised for their bold, briny punch. Reviewers describe the overall vibe as a vibrant, unpretentious feast that feels both rustic and refined.

I had to try the red olive — it's the first time I've seen one. It tastes great, like a normal proper green olive, but it's completely red even inside. Very interesting.
Alex Mark Travel😐

What creators say

2 creators have covered Naschmarkt. Most active: Alex Mark Travel, Where The Foodies Go

  • Alex Mark Travel
    Alex Mark Travel

    VIENNA FOOD – Local Austrian Food & Vienna’s Biggest Market · @ 0:10

    Mixed

    Naschmarkt is a huge, lively market with over 100 vendors, but it felt touristy and expensive; the falafel from Dr. Falafel was the highlight.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Red Olives

      I had to try the red olive — it's the first time I've seen one. It tastes great, like a normal proper green olive, but it's completely red even inside. Very interesting.

    • Aged Cheese

      I had to try some of this cheese — nice, aromatic, and properly aged.

    • Cured Salami

      This salami is cured, not smoked, but it's quite soft and very, very tasty.

    • Wild Boar with Truffle Salami

      This wild boar with truffle is quite good, quite fatty, with a truffle taste, but I think I prefer the first one. The first one was the best.

    • Expensive Sausage

      I asked the price for this sausage — it's €8 for 100g, so €80 per kilo. That's really, really expensive. I don't know what kind of sausage it has to be to cost that much. It's definitely not worth it even though it's good. This place is probably aiming towards tourists.

  • Where The Foodies Go
    Where The Foodies Go

    Vienna Food Tour - Viaggio In Mitteleuropa - Ep. 8 · @ 5:20

    Loved

    Naschmarkt is the market where you go to understand the soul of a city, with a huge variety of spices and Middle Eastern specialties.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Candied Hibiscus Flower

      This is a candied hibiscus flower. Apart from eating it like this, you can put it in a glass of Prosecco and it opens up, making a cool aperitif. If you've ever had hibiscus tea, the flavor is that.

    • Giant Dates Stuffed with Cheese and Nuts

      These are giant dates stuffed with cheese and nuts.

    • Locum Rolls

      These are locum rolls, made like sushi rolls to slice.

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