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The Best Sushi in Vienna

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Vienna has exactly one place on the list so far: SHIKI Omakase, honored by Michelin Guide.

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  1. Rank 1. SHIKI Omakase

    Omakase Japanese

    You walk through a boutique selling Japanese knives and lacquerware before squeezing into a counter seat among seven other people, which is the entire restaurant. SHIKI Omakase is an eight-seat sushi kaiseki room in Vienna's first district, where the chef works directly in front of you through eleven or so courses. The sake list is serious enough that a sommelier guides the pairing, which is the kind of detail that keeps the evening from feeling like dinner theater.

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