The best street food venues of type "Austrian Cuisine" in Lower Austria

The Danube instead of the Mekong, but the Southeast Asian vibe in Kritzendorf is very real. One by one, the street food dishes make their way to the center of the table—feel free to dig in and share! Try the “Curry Puff Rolls,” “Fried Rice Taco,” or “Pa Thong Go.” The fish curry is fantastic.

The Vienna Woods are the perfect setting for a gourmet lodge specializing in game dishes. Across from Heiligenkreuz Abbey, you’ll find high-quality, finely prepared dishes made from deer, roe deer, and wild boar, such as game cheese sausages or smoked game sausages. The pâtés are especially delicious.

A dish that tastes like home—specifically, Krisztina’s home. She puts her own exciting, creative spin on the handmade Hungarian specialty lángos and demonstrates just how versatile these flatbreads can be with dishes like asparagus cordon bleu wrapped in lángos with hollandaise sauce or sweet strawberry lángos.

The Sachertorte from Vienna, the Mozartkugel from Salzburg… and the juicy snack from Leberkas-Pepi in Linz. The rolls, served with an enormous variety of Leberkäse—from classic to specialty horse meat versions—round out the Austrian trinity. An explosion of flavor!

A Marienmarkt institution since the 1960s. Today, Wolfgang and Patricia Wilczek run the Würstl-Boutique, which is the perfect spot for a light meal or a quick snack: They serve burgers, lángos, and, of course, sausages—such as hot dogs.