Fabian Günzel (centre back) is one of the top restaurateurs who looked ahead to 2024 for Falstaff. In his "Aend", he cooks at the highest level. "The really high quality is rare," he says.

Culinary visions: Top chefs reveal the gastronomic trends for 2024

Christoph Schwarz, 15.02.2024

What trends can we expect in 2024? What do gourmets value? And what doesn't work at all? Top Austrian chefs and restaurateurs give Falstaff their personal outlook on the culinary year ahead and the challenges facing the restaurant industry.

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The culinary world becomes much more authentic, detailed and refined. Instead of pseudo-Asian, we experience Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese. Instead of Tex-Mex, there are Chilean, Peruvian and real Mexican dishes. And classic cuisine with its good craftsmanship is returning, the postmodern experimental phase is over. Now it is important to demand the price for good quality that it is worth. Why do many chefs have the impression that they are not allowed to earn money with good food? We need to be more self-confident. - Juan Amador, "Amador Restaurant", Vienna

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