Esterházy Steak is a traditional dish of Hungarian origin named after Count Móric Esterházy, an influential figure in the 19th-century Hungarian aristocracy. This dish combines intense flavors and a delicate preparation that reflects the culinary richness of Hungary. In various Latin American countries where European culture has left its mark, variants of this recipe can be found under similar names, though not always with the same exact title. In Mexico, for example, it is known simply as "steak in sauce," while in Argentina and Chile it is recognized as "Hungarian-style steaks" or "steaks with creamy mushroom sauce." The recipe stands out for its creamy and spiced sauce that accompanies tender steaks, a combination that has gained popularity in different countries thanks to its unique flavor and versatility in pairing with various side dishes.