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Hassan's restaurant: Afghan food in Mexico Square
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Hassan's restaurant: Afghan food in Mexico Square

The article introduces Hassan Mohamadi's restaurant at the Mexikoplatz in Vienna, which serves Afghan cuisine alongside takeaway pizza. The restaurant has a small dining area and a pleasant garden shaded by large trees. Hassan, who trained as a barista and sommelier in Mödling, offers wine pairing options but notes that local wines are rarely ordered. Instead, traditional Afghan drinks like dough (a fermented yogurt-based beverage) and beer are more popular. His mother, Akima, and wife Razia are credited with making the Afghan dishes particularly appealing, attracting customers from neighboring countries. The article highlights specific dishes such as Ash Reshta (spinach noodle soup) and Mantu (vegetable-filled dumplings).

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Hassan's restaurant: Afghan food in Mexico Square

The article introduces Hassan Mohamadi's restaurant at the Mexikoplatz in Vienna, which serves Afghan cuisine alongside takeaway pizza. The restaurant has a small dining area and a pleasant garden shaded by large trees. Hassan, who trained as a barista and sommelier in Mödling, offers wine pairing options but notes that local wines are rarely ordered. Instead, traditional Afghan drinks like dough (a fermented yogurt-based beverage) and beer are more popular. His mother, Akima, and wife Razia are credited with making the Afghan dishes particularly appealing, attracting customers from neighboring countries. The article highlights specific dishes such as Ash Reshta (spinach noodle soup) and Mantu (vegetable-filled dumplings).

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