Maman joon
$ • Persian/Iranian, KebabAbout Maman joon
Customers' Favorites
Persian Chicken Kebab with Salad
Ghormeh Sabzi with Saffron Rice
Saffron Chicken Kebab Pieces
Dolmeh Stuffed Grape Leaves
Persian Kabob Platters
Side of Bread
Chicken Kabob
Baklava
Hummus
Maman joon Reviews
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Awesome awesome lamn and Chicken kabob chicken is nice and moist definitely will be a regular
Absolutely fantastic experience at Maman Joon! The food was incredibly authentic and brought back so many memories of Iran. The hospitality was exceptional, and everyone was so kind, welcoming, and generous. They even brought us tahdig. Also brought my dog and sat outside, and the staff did not mind. Amazing food, wonderful people, and true Persian hospitality. Highly recommend.
Ghormeh Sabzi was delicious 😋
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Maman Joon is a small Persian restaurant in Vienna that offers an authentic experience. The food is incredibly authentic and brings back memories of Iran. Guests are welcomed with kind, generous hospitality and can even bring pets; the staff do not mind. The menu includes classic Persian dishes and surprising milkshakes. A typical lunch starts with hummus and pita, followed by combo #1, which contains a chicken kabob and a ground beef kabob with a salad or rice. Both kabobs are juicy and flavorful, and the chicken is the favorite. Milkshake lovers can choose the snickers flavor, which contains bits of candy bar. The space is clean, organized, and decorated with colorful wall art. Service is friendly and welcoming, and the lot is right out front.
Other customers praise the hummus, falafel, and kubideh chicken combo plate. The hummus is lighter, milder, and fresh with sumac for extra punch. The kubideh and chicken meats are tender and cooked just right, with subtle seasoning and a spot‑on texture. The basmati rice is fluffy, buttery, not greasy, and the side salad is crisp. The overall meal feels clean, light, and like healthy home cooking rather than heavy takeout. Prices are fair; two people can enjoy a meal for about $40. The owner goes above and beyond, explaining food choices, offering samples, and giving free items to create a traditional experience. Maman Joon is a true gem and highly recommended for relaxed Persian lunch in Vienna.