Tender veal cutlets pounded whisper-thin, breaded in golden crumbs, and fried until the crust shatters — Austria’s most famous export, served with lemon and lingonberry.
The golden cutlet of Vienna
Wiener Schnitzel has guarded its identity for over 150 years — by law the name belongs only to veal, breaded the Viennese way: flour, egg, crumbs, and a sizzling bath of clarified butter. Emperor Franz Joseph ate it often; today the whole world claims it.


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