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The "Casa Piccola - small house" - is a small family restaurant in the middle of the city of Vienna, which is run since 1983 by the Liang family.
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Indian
Italian
Vegan
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Cafe
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The "Casa Piccola - small house" - is a small family restaurant in the middle of the city of Vienna, which is run since 1983 by the Liang family. The classic Italian paired with Chinese-Indian cuisine, results in an incomparable symbiosis.
The family with Chinese-Indian roots found their second hom... Show more… The "Casa Piccola - small house" - is a small family restaurant in the middle of the city of Vienna, which is run since 1983 by the Liang family. The classic Italian paired with Chinese-Indian cuisine, results in an incomparable symbiosis.
The family with Chinese-Indian roots found their second home in Vienna, where the first generation was born and grew up. Here you feel welcome from the first moment and you are warmly welcomed and welcomed.
Since 2014, Casa Piccola also offers vegan pizzas and dishes and after a while also added the much sought-after wholegrain dough to their repertoire. With their gluten-free dough, they go one step further this year and let their gluten-incompatible guests share in their extraordinary cuisine. Thus, the whole family - whether omnivore, vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free - eat. Even the best friend of man is very welcome in the pizzeria, dogs are welcome to take you and do not have to wait outside.
Austrian vegan wines from Fürnkranz ( http://www.vegan-wein.at/index.php?id=1 ), which place a high value on quality and "clean" wines, can also be found on the map. The restaurant can seat up to 60 people and is therefore also ideal for small to medium-sized events. (Birthday dinner, buffet, Christmas dinner, ...)
The family with Chinese-Indian roots found their second hom... Show more… The "Casa Piccola - small house" - is a small family restaurant in the middle of the city of Vienna, which is run since 1983 by the Liang family. The classic Italian paired with Chinese-Indian cuisine, results in an incomparable symbiosis.
The family with Chinese-Indian roots found their second home in Vienna, where the first generation was born and grew up. Here you feel welcome from the first moment and you are warmly welcomed and welcomed.
Since 2014, Casa Piccola also offers vegan pizzas and dishes and after a while also added the much sought-after wholegrain dough to their repertoire. With their gluten-free dough, they go one step further this year and let their gluten-incompatible guests share in their extraordinary cuisine. Thus, the whole family - whether omnivore, vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free - eat. Even the best friend of man is very welcome in the pizzeria, dogs are welcome to take you and do not have to wait outside.
Austrian vegan wines from Fürnkranz ( http://www.vegan-wein.at/index.php?id=1 ), which place a high value on quality and "clean" wines, can also be found on the map. The restaurant can seat up to 60 people and is therefore also ideal for small to medium-sized events. (Birthday dinner, buffet, Christmas dinner, ...)
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