Hello Wiener Schnitzel!
Veal cutlet lovers, get ready for some love because this exciting news came in on the old Twitter Tracker… the Schnitzel Truck is planning to be on 48th btw. Park+Lex today, serving “traditional wiener schnitzel”! $8 for a sandwich, $10 for a platter.
Posted by Zach Brooks at 11:00 am, September 8th, 2009 under Asides, Schnitzel & Things.
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THANKS MULTISYNC.
I’m on 50th and 6th. I was about to walk all the way to lex for the veener.
Schnitz and Things is a reader of midtownlunch. How the f#(k can they try to pull a switcheroo on us. Don’t they know the backlash that could result?!
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Schnitzel & Things about 4 hours ago
Morning everyone.. We will be on 48th bet park and lex today.. Our special today is traditional Wiener schnitzel!! Get ur veal schnitz on!! ∞ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! Glad I didn’t make the trek.
Adam
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Uhoh chunc. I sense a schnitzel post with a side of attitude coming your way where they drone on about their costs and the quality of their food and their happy clientele :)
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Okay, so I just went to the truck today and had the Veal with the chickpea sides. Without a doubt, this is worth $10 (for me). I’ve spent $9 and change at Hing Won, Biryani Cart, or even a by-the-pound salad bar… If I can spend $7 on Kofta & Chicken combo at 53rd st, then the schnitzelis a steal. Moreso if you consider the prices of Kosher Delight or Kosher Oasis [ NOTE: I realize there's an added expense for following Kashrut, but I don't keep Kosher :) ]
By “worth” I’m considering price / what-you-get…
The veal is what it should be, crisp, tender, and delicate (You’re not going to find this kind of meat from any street truck). Also, the two sides together are substantial. But most of all – I always thought the schnitz-overflowing-the-container picture was a camera trick. This is a large 8″ diameter platter, and the schnitz covers the entire thing.
My only complaint is I had to eat through a lot of it before I could get to the sides :)
So yah, I’ll be back, even at $9-$10 for the food, no doubt.
10 bucks for veal cutlet. Not sure. Maybe it’s worth it…