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Zazatam
Asian Contemporary · Riesenrad, Vienna
Restaurant in Vienna, Austria
The Read
Central European–Asian Crossover
Price
€€
Dress
Smart Casual
Why go
Zazatam is a historical Vienna profile; Google Places lists the old Hillerstrasse restaurant as permanently closed and replacement evidence points to Randale/Pizzarandale at the address.
About Zazatam
Zazatam’s Pearl page is best used as a historical reference, not as a current dining recommendation. The profile describes a Vienna restaurant associated with Asian Contemporary cooking and a Central European–Asian crossover, but Google Places lists the former Hillerstrasse restaurant as permanently closed. Replacement evidence points to Randale/Pizzarandale at the address.
How to read this page
The page preserves context about Zazatam’s positioning, including its Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025, its smart-casual setting, its described emphasis on polished service and contemporary pan-Asian influences. Those details can help explain the restaurant’s place in Vienna’s dining history, but they should not be treated as evidence of current service.
Before using the address
Do not rely on the former restaurant’s listed website, phone number, booking information, or planning details without independently verifying the current operator. If you are exploring the surrounding Vienna dining options, use this page to understand what Zazatam represented, then compare it with currently operating Pearl profiles before making plans.
Planning details
- Location
- Hillerstraße 11, 1020 Wien, Austria
- Website
- zazatam.com
- Phone
- +43 670 6022997
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Zazatam presents Asian Contemporary cooking in a Vienna context that usually leans Central European, carving out a distinct lane beneath the city’s most expensive tables. The restaurant’s back-to-back Michelin Plates (2024 and 2025) and strong Google scores signal reliable kitchen execution across services. The dining room emphasizes a polished front‑of‑house that helps translate dishes drawing from Japanese, Thai, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese traditions. The result reads as precise and thoughtful rather than flashy—a focused, modern interpretation of pan‑Asian flavors that rewards diners who appreciate technique, consistency and a kitchen confident enough to blend regional influences.
Best For
Zazatam is best experienced for evening meals that merit attention—think dinner reservations for important nights out, business dinners that require dependable execution, or celebrations where Michelin‑level consistency matters. Its placement within Vienna’s fine‑dining conversation and consecutive guide recognition make it a sensible choice for groups marking an occasion and for diners seeking a refined, contemporary pan‑Asian menu. The restaurant’s steady ratings suggest it handles a range of visits well, from more formal business evenings to convivial celebratory dinners.
Ordering Tips
Let the front‑of‑house guide your selections—service is explicitly described as carrying an interpretive burden, so staff recommendations are useful, especially for pan‑Asian dishes that blend traditions. Start with lighter, shareable starters such as the Tuna Tataki and Crispy Artichoke, then move to richer mains like the Homemade Strozzapreti with Burrata or the Duck with Red Cabbage and Chun Bing pancakes to experience textural contrasts. The Cod on Forbidden Rice offers another distinct profile. Finish with the Churros & Popcorn Ice Cream for a playful, sweet note. Plan to share plates to sample the kitchen’s range.
Planning details
Location
Recognition and awards
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Also consider
Cross-shop Zazatam against Pearl’s currently operating Vienna restaurant profiles rather than treating it as a live booking option. Use this page for historical context and its former Asian Contemporary positioning; for an actual meal, prioritize pages with confirmed current operation, then compare the occasion, style, recognition, planning details.
Restaurant context
When this restaurant page is the right fit
This page is the right fit when you are researching Vienna’s recent dining history or the former Zazatam concept. It is not the right fit for planning an active visit: the profile is historical, the old restaurant is listed as permanently closed, the address may now be associated with another operator.
Around this place
Discover more on Pearl
Unlock the full Zazatam guide in Pearl, including awards, comparisons, FAQs, planning details, and nearby places.
Compare Zazatam
| Option | How to use it | What to verify | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zazatam | Historical reference for a former Vienna restaurant associated with Asian Contemporary cooking. | Current operator and whether the former brand remains active. | 2025 Michelin Plate2024 Michelin Plate |
| Nearby alternatives | Consider currently operating Pearl profiles in Vienna for an active dining plan. | Current status, location, service details. | No published awards |
| Award-led options | Use Vienna profiles with current recognition when awards are central to the decision. | Whether the recognition and operation are current. | No published awards |
| Casual fallback | Choose an operating venue based on the occasion and practical needs. | Live hours, availability, contact information. | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Zazatam operating under this old profile?
No. Zazatam is a historical Vienna profile; Google Places lists the old Hillerstrasse restaurant as permanently closed, replacement evidence points to Randale/Pizzarandale at the address.
Should this page show live service details?
No. This historical profile should not be used for active service, contact, or booking details for the former restaurant.
What does the page preserve about Zazatam?
It preserves context about the former restaurant’s Asian Contemporary positioning, Central European–Asian crossover, smart-casual setting, Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025.
