1 Hour Tradtional Kaiserschmarrn Cooking Class & Tasting in Wien

Vienna, Austria

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1 hour (approx.)
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Offered in: English

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Overview

Immerse yourself in Viennese cuisine during this traditional kaiserschmarrn cooking class and tasting in Vienna. Learn from an award-winning Viennese chef how to craft the perfect kaiserschmarrn at a historic Viennese restaurant. Uncover the secrets of this classic Austrian dessert and take home the recipe to recreate it. Savor snacks, coffee, or tea while learning about the history behind this famous Viennese dish.

Immerse in the unique taste of Viennese cuisine via a cooking class
Visit a traditional restaurant and learn how to make famous Austrian dessert
Learn the tricks and tips for making the tastiest Kaiserschmarm
Get the original recipe for baking Kaiserschmarm and take it home

Sample Menu

Main

Original Kaiserschmarrn

What's Included

Snacks

Kaiserschmarrn Tasting
Coffee and/or Tea

Coffee or Drink

Gratuities

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Edlingers Tempel
Praterstraße 56, 1020 Wien, Austria
Please enter the restaurant "Geschmacks Tempel" in the courtyard and ask for the workshop.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

What To Expect

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed

Near public transportation
Transportation is wheelchair accessible
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

4.0

based on 7 reviews

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Cooking Class Review: Not Recommended

Amit_M, Dec 2025

Sadly, I cannot recommend this class to anyone. My experience was extremely poor and underwhelming. Despite the listing promising a maximum of 10 travelers, there were actually about 20 people in a small, crowded room with only one instructor. Although we booked an English-spoken class via Viator and specified we didn't speak German, 95% of the instruction was in German. The instructor ignored the 5 English-only speakers to cater to the one German-only speaking guest in the room, despite the fact that everyone else could speak both English and German. We were left with brief, vague English summaries after minutes of German explanation. We made it known that we couldn't understand, but we were ignored, neglected and felt completely excluded as nothing changed. The "cooking" portion of the class was also frustrating. There was insufficient equipment with only 3 working pans for 21 people. Many participants simply gave up trying to get involved because of this. Because 95% of the instructions were in German, we had to visually copy others whilst recieving vague/minimal instruction in English. The instructor would also seemingly speak about the Kaiserschmarrn we were cooking to the rest of the class, as an example of what we were doing wrong, in German of course, so we could not understand it or rectify it which felt humiliating. I have taken many cooking classes worldwide, and this was by far the worst. The teaching was terrible, but being actively excluded and made to feel like we didn't belong in the experience we equally paid for was the most appalling part.