Bregenz
These two restaurants sit just around the corner from one another in Bregenz and belong to the same restaurant family.
Küchentanz was the first to open in the Ilge building. It’s a beautiful space, and the moment you step inside you feel welcome, cosy, and ready for a good evening. Over the last few years, Küchentanz has become a staple favourite of ours. Their tagline — a culinary dance around the world with regional ingredients — describes them perfectly.
So what can you expect? Their menu offers traditional Austrian dishes for those who love home comforts, but you’ll also find curries, poke bowls, and a variety of international flavours. You might assume that offering so many different styles would affect the quality, but you would be wrong. The food is consistently stunning, full of flavour, and simply delicious. The menu changes frequently to showcase different cuisines and seasonal produce. Some examples include pork belly, masala curry, duck, and fresh pasta. A few times a year, they even host a ramen day.
At the end of 2025, their partner restaurant ibon opened — following the same food philosophy but with a completely different design. The space is large and modern, with bright blues and reds dominating the interior. Its minimal aesthetic lets the food shine. ibon means “bird” in Filipino, and the concept here is free as a bird: fusion-inspired dishes rooted in Vorarlberg. In summer, you can sit in their beautiful small garden out back, where it’s easy to forget you’re in the centre of Bregenz.
The menus at Küchentanz and ibon are not the same, which means even more flavours to explore — Moroccan dishes, Filipino stews, Italian–Japanese fusion pasta, and so much more. There truly is something for everyone.
At ibon, you can also choose a 6‑course surprise menu. I haven’t tried it yet, but based on everything else I’ve eaten there, I can only imagine it’s the best kind of surprise.
Websites: küchentanz | ibon
Address: Maurachgasse 6, 6900 Bregenz | Anton-Schneider-Straße 5, 6900 Bregenz
