SCHALOM FOOD

Israeli-style fast food

✡ Rav Binyamin Aminov and Rav Moshe Israelov

Location: Wien, Wien, Austria

Organizer: SCHALOM FOOD

About

An Israeli-style fast food restaurant that offers dishes such as falafel, shawarma, schnitzel and much more

Activities & entertainment

Sunday-Thursday 17:00 "“ 24:00,

Friday 9:00-14:00,

saturday Night "“ an hour after Shabbat ends "“ midnight.

Location

Address: Rotensterngasse 16, Wien, Austria

Contact

Organizer: SCHALOM FOOD
Location: Wien, Austria

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About this listing

SCHALOM FOOD serves as a dedicated destination for authentic Israeli-style fast food in the heart of Vienna, Austria. Located on Rotensterngasse, this establishment brings the vibrant flavors of Middle Eastern street food to the European capital. The restaurant caters to those seeking a quick, reliable, and kosher meat meal, focusing on traditional staples that are central to Israeli culinary culture.

Under the supervision of Rav Binyamin Aminov and Rav Moshe Israelov, the restaurant provides a trusted environment for those adhering to kashrut standards. Whether you are a local resident of the 2nd district or a traveler exploring the historical sites of Vienna, the menu offers a familiar taste of home with its selection of grilled meats and classic sides. The casual atmosphere makes it a suitable stop for families and individuals looking for a satisfying meal during their time in the city.

About the area

The restaurant is situated in Leopoldstadt, Vienna’s 2nd district, which has historically been the center of Jewish life in the city. Located at Rotensterngasse 16, it sits within a neighborhood often referred to as 'Mazzesinsel' (Matzah Island) due to its high concentration of Jewish residents and institutions. This location is particularly convenient for visitors as it is well-connected by Vienna’s efficient public transport system, including nearby U-Bahn stations.

Finding a kosher meal in this part of Vienna is straightforward, as the street itself and the surrounding blocks host a variety of Jewish communal resources. Being in the Leopoldstadt means visitors are never far from the Danube Canal or the famous Prater park, allowing for a seamless transition between sightseeing and dining. The area’s unique blend of historical significance and modern revitalized Jewish life makes it the primary hub for any kosher traveler visiting Austria.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Jewish Life and Landmarks Nearby

Positioned in the heart of Vienna's historical Leopoldstadt district, the restaurant is surrounded by a wealth of Jewish infrastructure. A short walk leads to the Stadttempel, the city's main synagogue which survived the events of 1938 and serves as the architectural centerpiece of the community. In the immediate vicinity, travelers can find various Jewish educational institutions and community centers that have flourished in recent decades.

Cultural enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the Jewish Museum Vienna (Misrachi-Haus) at Judenplatz, which offers deep insights into the history of Austrian Jewry. For those observing religious requirements, the neighborhood is known for housing several active prayer rooms (Shtieblach) and proximity to local mikva'ot. The area is also home to other kosher establishments, including bakeries and grocery stores, making it a convenient base for visitors keeping a strictly kosher lifestyle while exploring the Austrian capital.

What to expect

Patrons can expect a focused and traditional Israeli fast-food menu where meat dishes take center stage. The kitchen specializes in freshly prepared falafel, thinly sliced shawarma, and crispy schnitzel, often served in pita or baguette with a variety of classic Israeli salads and spreads. The emphasis here is on speed, flavor, and authenticity, mirroring the bustling atmosphere of a Tel Aviv eatery.

Service at SCHALOM FOOD is designed to accommodate different needs, offering dine-in seating as well as efficient take-away options. For those staying in local hotels or apartments, the restaurant also provides delivery services. On Sundays, a day when many European businesses may have limited hours, this establishment remains open to serve the community. The environment is unpretentious and functional, prioritizing the quality of the food and the requirements of kosher diners.

Frequently asked questions

What is the kosher supervision for SCHALOM FOOD?

SCHALOM FOOD is under the kosher supervision of Rav Binyamin Aminov and Rav Moshe Israelov.

What kind of food does the restaurant serve?

The menu focuses on Israeli-style fast food, including meat classics like falafel, shawarma, and schnitzel.

Can I order food for delivery or take away?

Yes, the restaurant offers both take away and food delivery services for those who prefer to eat off-site.

Is the restaurant open on Sundays?

Yes, this establishment is open on Sundays, providing a reliable dining option for locals and tourists during the weekend.

Where in Vienna is the restaurant located?

The restaurant is located at Rotensterngasse 16, which is in the 2nd district of Vienna (Leopoldstadt).