The 49 best noodle spots in Copenhagen

Ramen-head here. I’ve had over 200 unique bowls from around the world and came here based on a recommendation. Gyoza The gyoza was subpar. It was greasy and the outside was very thick, dominating the flavor. The flavor itself was decent but way overpowered. Karage Tasty and moist on the inside, good kewpie mayo, outside was a bit light. Overall good but not worth the calories. Shoyu Ramen Excellent bowl overall. Good thin noodles. Broth was authentic, rich, and not overwhelming. The pork was generally tender. Egg was perfectly marinated and even tasted a bit smoked. Cost Extremely expensive. Ordered 4 bowls of ramen, 2 karage, 1 gyoza, & a yuzu drink. Costed over 1,000 DKK or about $177USD. Service Absolute garbage. I ordered for everyone as soon as we sat, ahead of the table next to my party, and specified that I was in a big hurry and additionally asked if everything could be served at once. I was told yes. It took very long. Our table received each item we ordered, course by course. The table next to us got their ramen before we got our karage. Then we got our gyoza, they finished their ramen, and THEN we got our ramen (very late). I noted that we specifically requested to have everything brought at once and that we said we were in a hurry, but a different waitress than whom I placed my order with, Bay (Bae?), insisted that we must receive each item we ordered separately, not all together, even though that’s not what I was told. I told her I still mentioned we were in a hurry. She took no accountability, was snappy, and defensive. So rude. After, she had the nerve to mention that we only waited 6 minutes from the time the gyoza came out to when the ramen came, completely disregarding the entire point. It was unnecessary and typical of some rude European behavior I’ve seen. The ramen itself was great, but she and the service made it unenjoyable, hence my 1 star rating.

Came here with my brother as he'd heard great reviews about the ramen. Unfortunately we were left pretty disappointed and underwhelmed with the food. We may be a tougher crowd to please than the lines of predominantly tourists who were lined up waiting for seats as I've lived in Asia for more than a decade and we've traveled and had many an excellent bowl of ramen over the years. Shoyu ramen: Whilst the broth was quite good boasting a deep, rich flavour, the thin noodles arrived already a bit overdone meaning they got increasingly soft whilst finishing the bowl. The chasu was lacking in depth of flavor, was dry and not charred to bring out the characteristic taste of a chasu. The mushroom paste was a nice touch but didn't make up for the letdown on the noodles and chasu. Nduja Miso ramen: Ordered this specifically due to the base broth being advertised as a Tori Paitan, which traditionally boasts rich, creamy and deep flavors. Unfortunately these nuances were either completely overpowered by the Nduja miso tare or as I suspect perhaps not present in the broth from the outset. The lemon anchovy dressing drizzled on a couple of baby spinach leaves were a nice touch albeit may not be for everyone's palate. The plus of this bowl was the thicker noodles which were cooked well and still retained springyness and toothsome-ness. Whilst eating out in Copenhagen is expectedly pricey, at 175,- and 185,- per bowl, we'll definitely not be visiting Slurp again.

The noodles are delicious, the broth is fragrant, and the service is good. Free drinking water is provided. However, the taste is extremely salty, as if salt was accidentally spilled in. Many others also commented that it was too salty. I recommend reducing the amount of salt. The food took a long time to arrive about 40 minutes.

Small Ramen joint. Expect a queue. We waited for around 30-40mins for a seat. Seating were all high stools which was not the most comfortable. Ramen, gyoza and chicken were not too bad. The Ramen did not really taste authentic like the ones in Japan, more like their own take on Ramen. Recommend if you are craving a soupy noodle dish.

As a huge ramen fan who's travelled quite a bit and tried bowls all over the world – especially in Japan – I was really curious about Slurp Ramen. I’ve walked past it plenty of times and always noticed the long queues, especially filled with tourists, so I figured it was finally time to give it a shot. I had the spicy miso an Nduja ramen, and my husband went for the shoyu. On paper, it sounds like they’ve put real effort into the ingredients and the flavour profiles. But honestly, it just didn’t come through in the taste. The spicy miso sounded promising, but the flavour was surprisingly bland. Creamy, yes, and warm and comforting in that way, but not spicy, not punchy – just forgettable. The shoyu ramen my husband had was even less memorable – it really didn’t taste like much at all. And I want a fan af the eggs. They were very sweet Price-wise, it’s very expensive. 185 DKK, and for that, you'd expect something flavourful, and generous. But it really wasn’t worth it. I also tried the yuzu lemonade, which was actually quite nice. The restaurant itself has a hip, stylish vibe, but it didn't feel warm or welcoming. The service wasn’t that bad, just a bit impersonal. All in all, I’d give it 3 out of 5 stars. Not terrible, but overpriced, overhyped, and unfortunately very forgettable.

I didn’t get the hype here… We paid about 1000 DKK ($160) for 3 bowls of ramen, 1 chicken karaage and couple drinks. I understood its CPH price but it’s not worth it. Ramen bowls were overly salty, and chicken karaage was hard like a rock that we couldn’t eat. Definitely not authentic and extremely overpriced. Our server was great, but we had to wait for a while for our orders to come. Such a disappointing experience!!!

Very disappointing experience. The dish was overpriced, bland, and lacked substance. Toppings were minimal—just a few green beans, a soft-boiled egg, tiny bits of scallions, and what appeared to be half a sorrel leaf plus a scoop of a strange substance (mushroom paste??), along with some wontons, marinated vegetables, and can of non-alcoholic beer —for $75. The broth was chicken-based rather than kelp and bonito, the noodles resembled instant ramen, and the chashu pork lacked flavor. The place was crowded and, surprisingly, had no restrooms. On the positive side, the service was decent, but overall, nothing worth returning for.

Slurp is a cozy ramen joint that delivers a solid bowl when you’re in the mood for noodles. The Shio Ramen is light but flavorful, while the Veggie Ramen is surprisingly hearty and doesn’t feel like a compromise. The gyoza is fine and the Nduja Miso ramen is just okay, leaning more on the novelty side than the must-order list. Still, the vibe is casual and welcoming, and the ramen itself is satisfying enough to keep you warm on a cold Copenhagen day.

The staff is very friendly and speaks very good English. The menu is small and has 4 different ramen options. The broth is very rich and tasty. The price is not very cheap and coming to that I would have loved to get the pork meat grilled, it was cold and more in the style of roast beef. The noodles where a little bit sticky which made it hard to slurp the noodles because they all wanted to come together at once, but that’s a small detail. There was quite loud music and the seats were very close to each other so it felt a bit tight to sit at the tables. I would definitely recommend this restaurant because they have a very good broth which I think not many ramen restaurants outside of Japan are good at.

Fusion Japanese ramen, the sashimi was good, the rest was not absolute terrible. The most disturbing part is that you have to pay after every time you order something, also kinda small space if you sit at the bar and they expect us to just squeeze in :)

Perfect dinner for a cold and rainy day in Copenhagen! Veggie ramen was perfection. Friendly staff. Had a lovely orange wine and the alcohol free beer was great.

We were cold and tired after a looooong day exploring and this was the perfect, most delicious, end. So delicious and a great atmosphere with some good music. This is the best ramen I’ve eaten! I want to come back to Copenhagen just to eat it again.

Saw the nduja butter ramen all over my Instagram and knew I had to try it for myself! Lucky that my hotel was just opposite! Got tempted by the aubergine starter which was extremely delicious! Very happy with the ramen, super innovative and although quite different to the ones I had in Japan, I thoroughly enjoyed it and would happily recommend it! Next time, I’ll have to try the chicken karaage!

Delicious ramen and tea paring options. Great service by the staff who offered a small portion of tea for tasting too! We came at 1 pm on a weekday and it’s not busy, quite a relaxing place for lunch during the shopping tour in the area.

A solid North American–style burger in a fun Copenhagen setting I had been looking forward to trying this place after seeing a video on YouTube. I love the whole concept behind the Gas Station burger joint — a stylish nod to North American burger culture — and they definitely nail the vibe. As a North American myself, surrounded by some of the best burgers in the world back home, it’s always a fun experience to try the European take on a “classic” burger. But I’ll be honest: most of the time, it ends up feeling like a much more expensive version of a budget comfort food I already have access to regularly. That said — this one was a standout. If you’ve never had a proper North American–style burger and you’re in Copenhagen, this is a fantastic place to start. I had a soft, fresh buttered brioche bun, sharp orange cheddar, a classic burger sauce (think Big Mac style), sweet pickles, and a perfectly grilled, pink, juicy patty. Super well-balanced and satisfying. Final thoughts: Is it a revelation for someone from the U.S. or Canada? Probably not. But it’s a damn good version of a familiar classic, done with care and quality ingredients. If you’re craving a legit burger in Copenhagen, this place will definitely hit the spot.

Best burgers in Copenhagen is an understatement. The line at this one was quite long but service was quick and efficient. Some seating outside. Butter burger was really good, as was the cheeseburger and vinegar fries. Lemonade not amazing but refreshing. Price quite high but worth it.

Good quality burgers, but nothing that really stands out – there are plenty of places serving equal or even better burgers. That said, the atmosphere is cool and unique, as the food is prepared in an old gas station that’s still in operation (gasoline, diesel, and electric). The setting definitely adds some charm. We waited around 10 minutes for our food, which was reasonable. Worth a visit if you’re nearby, especially for the experience.

After really enjoying our first visit to another branch, we decided to try the original Gasoline Grill. This one is located in an actual gas station with outdoor seating, which adds to the charm. Since we weren’t too hungry, we shared one Butterburger. Honestly, we preferred the cheeseburger we had at the other branch, but this one was still very tasty. The patty was cooked a bit more than we usually like, but it wasn’t dry at all. Definitely a spot worth trying.

Definitely worth the 30-minute wait for a simple yet outstanding burger. The juicy, flavorful meat really stood out. Seating is limited, but there’s something fun about grabbing a burger from a gas station and eating it on the spot. A must-try when in Copenhagen!

Their hamburgers are very delicious,made with high-quality meat. The fries are also very tasty, and the drinks are good too. It's no surprise it sells so well. In the evenings, there's a very long line of people, and you have to wait for an hour, but it's delicious and worth the wait. The restaurant only has one or two tables for dining in.

We had to try the burger after hearing The New York Times call it the best in the world—and it totally lived up to the hype. We got both the hamburger and the cheeseburger. Super simple, but that’s what made the amazing beef and perfect grill flavor stand out even more.

Very good call for winter and rainy days. I like the spicy ramen but the spicy level are not really consistent between last time and this time I ordered, but still love it. Chicken karrage and shrimp tempura are nice and juicy.

Honestly, you can find way better ramen for cheaper. The broth is not really that flavorful, the meat is overdone and dry, the eggs are overdone and not jammy in the center. The noodles are fine and the beers are great. I’ve tried them quite a few times and every time I leave disappointed unfortunately.

This is a gem! Genuinly excellent ramen! Taste, texture, visuals - perfect! The marinated eggs are to die for! Combine that with online table order, very short delays, respectable pricing, nice staff and a vibrant atmosphere with a lot of character, and the result is nothing short of awesome. I highly recommend giving this place a try, you wont regret it!

Solid. Really good food. Good value for money. Will come back. Small-ish place with no reservation possible - so come a liitle early.

A Japanese-style ramen shop. Just like in restaurants in Japan, the free water service is a nice touch. There are many different types of ramen, and I ordered the spicy goma ramen and a bottle of beer. Unfortunately, the Japanese beer was out of stock, so I ordered a Japanese-style beer instead (made in Belgium). The noodles lacked a bit of springiness, but the soup was spicy and delicious. The braised cubed pork (so-called “kakuni”) and the soft-boiled soy egg were excellent. Of course, it’s a bit pricey in Copenhagen, but I recommend it if you’re craving ramen

I used to eat Spicy Miso Ramen here few years ago quite often. The kakuni (pork belly) was really amazing - almost falling apart from slow cooking with rich deep almost smoked-like flavor. Today it’s just a chewy pork-tasting blob of meat. Miso broth has none of that creaminess it used to have. So sad.

This place was really good, both the service and atmosphere! Very nice ramen, highly recommend, especially the spicy miso 🤌 Only drawback was the meat in the shoyu, a bit dry. Other than that, perfect place for ramen! Will absolutely come back!

After eating at a much pricier and well-known restaurant the night before, this meal was the best we had during our weekend in Copenhagen. Everything was amazing and the kitchen bar atmosphere and the professionalism of the kitchen team was noticeable. The fried aubergine were an unexpected favorite!

The food’s a proper fusion Chinese delight-my favourite, honestly-and the drinks? Absolutely spot-on. Shame about the service, though. Last time, the waitress was an absolute gem, all warm and on it, but this time the waiter seemed a bit checked out.

The experience was amazing ! I went solo sat at the bar the chefs were super friendly and we chitchatted throughout and waitress was great and friendly. Food started off so well the first two dishes their take on shrimp roast and especially the crispy aubergine was the star then it went down from there I had the noodles they were too vinegary (I don’t eat pork so I had it removed, this could have been spicy to balance out the food). And the dessert I hand fruity one with plums it has too much of the Chinese spices that took it away for me. I wish I had kept the momentum there. Worth trying I would go again and stick to all small dishes rather than main. I’ll also say the duck looked amazing but could not order half a duck for myself.

I sat at the high top overlooking the chef’s station. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and interactions with the chefs and the staff. The food was delicious, and I appreciated the slight variations on the dishes I tried, especially the (smoked?) tea dust on the black bean chicken. I was a little sad that I didn’t have more time in the city to go back and try some other dishes.

Highly recommend this restaurant! It was incredible! The menu is chinese fusion shared plates style and we ordered most of it and it was all very good. The quality of the food was high and our favorites included: the aubergine (a must get), the salads, the greens, the venison, the dan dan noodles (a must get), the halibut, and the scallops! We also got the mango dessert which was remarkable. Drink menu is also so fun! Excellent selection of tea including pu-erh. Service was great, they were super nice. Overall one of our favorite restaurants this trip!

What an awesome restaurant. Started with lovely genuine hello or welcome by the staff as we walked through the restaurant. My cocktail was outstanding and they let my wife try a couple of wine tastings until she found something she liked. The food was sooo tasty. All dishes were fantastic but the aubergine was next level. Ignore the fact it says fish sauce as it isnt and doesn't taste like that. Combo of sweet and spicy was Devine. Is a little on the pricey side but worth it in my view for a superb evening.

I’m baffled how this restaurant has so many amazing reviews. Overall, the food was overly salty and/or too much vinegar with very little flavor. We ordered several dishes and only the single order oysters and the salad were good. The black bean chicken and the wontons were fine but the fried rice, dan dan noodles, the cucumbers and the bao were bad. My friend ordered a cocktail and didn’t like her drink either. This restaurant is insanely overhyped and overpriced. I can get better Chinese take out in most major cities for a fraction of the price. Paying nearly $300 for this tasteless meal honestly felt like I was being swindled. The restaurant was mostly empty and didn’t have a good atmosphere for dinner on a Sunday night. I should have known by the emptiness of this restaurant. The service was fine but not great. Save yourself a lot of money and time and go somewhere else. There are plenty of great restaurants in Copenhagen and this is certainly not one of them.

Innovative and delicious! Clearly the chefs have a deep and storied history of working with plant based cuisine and it shines in this menu. From the top, it impressed, stunned, and left us excited to return next time we're in Copenhagen. The only thing that seems like it could use refining is the dessert portion of the menu. The fermented pairing was so impressive all on its own, and perfectly balanced each dish. Overall, a masterclass that has earned its place among the best vegan restaurants in the world.

Umami emotion! a great place to enjoy with friends. The degustation menu from the first until the last course; with a very nice interesting transition. The pairings were amazing the alcoholic was very good but even more impressive the non alcoholic.Thank you guys 🌱❤️ Love Vegan

Elegant establishment with focus on plant based cuisine and sustainability. Menu was 9 courses and creative with great attention to detail given to plating and explanation. Wine pairings were very thoughtful and helped bring out underlying flavours. I never had asparagus in a dessert before but somehow it worked. Staff were amazing. Professional attentive and knowledgeable. Not an ounce of pretention. Nice use of local ingredients. Use of colour was delightful

What a beautiful place. Stylish and warm and a calm atmosphere. I can’t even describe the food and the wine. It’s just to much to say. Everything was so incredibly tasty and beautiful. So many new and delicious flavors. I would absolutely recommend this perfect restaurant.

ARK has a green Michellin star 2025 and it truly is deserved. Food is exceptional, delicious and very innovative. You can taste chef caring about each dish and flavors dance in the mouth. At the end of the evening we got our menus as a gift home, and they contain forgetmenots flower seeds that we can plant in your garden next season. So sweet!

An unforgettable plant-based fine dining experience! Dining at Ark in Copenhagen was an absolute highlight. The nine-course tasting menu was a creative journey through flavors, textures, and presentation – every dish a masterpiece. I don’t eat mushrooms, even though Ark takes great pride in growing their own, and I was impressed by how thoughtfully they adapted the menu for me. Each alternative was outstanding. The drink pairings were equally impressive – innovative, beautifully matched, and delicious. Everything felt intentional and perfectly balanced. Special thanks to Alex, our main server, who guided us through the evening with warmth, knowledge, and care. He explained each course in detail and made us feel truly welcome. The entire team was attentive, kind, and deeply professional. A wonderful final touch: we were given the printed menu as a keepsake on recycled paper embedded with forget-me-not seeds, a beautiful way to remember the evening by planting them at home. Ark is more than a restaurant – it’s an experience. The attention to detail, sustainability, and hospitality shines through in every aspect. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a plant-based fine dining experience that’s both elegant and exciting. Five stars – would return in a heartbeat!

Really enioyed dining at Ark. For me new doors opened for plant-based cooking. Sauces that usually would consist out of 50% butter were just as rich and smooth of flavour without it. The front of house knew how to explain the dishes really well and were well prepared for any questions asked. Recommend this to anyone, also if you are not typically vegan or plant-based oriented.

As a tourist from Ukraine, of course, it was a bit expensive for me. But if you compare in general with the prices in Copenhagen, then +- normal prices. The dish was very tasty, the place is spacious, there were few people in the morning in autumn. Only my plate was cracked, but maybe it all goes into the atmosphere of the place, I don't know🤪

Had breakfast here after being recommended by several people. I have to say they were not wrong. I had the porridge 1, and it was one of the best I ever had. Fresh toppings, right temperature and texture. The bowl may look small, but remember that it is porridge, that will fill you up. The hot chocolate was alright, nothing special but not bad either. The staff was very nice, and the place was very cozy. The price is not too bad for Copenhagen, I recommend it if you are looking for a more budget friendly breakfast in the city.

Yummy and filling! Got the congee with chicken and it was well seasoned with generous toppings. The carrot juice was a nice surprise too!

Best porridge I’ve ever had. I don’t know how they get the texture like that… plus the perfect amount of toppings. It might seem expensive for oats but I think it’s worth it. Go.

This review is written in a state of utter frustration and disappointment. We just left Grød after well over an hour of waiting for our food that we never got. The 3 teens who were working had no understanding of the words customer service and no awareness of their surroundings. After waiting for over an hour we finally got up to ask about our food. They looked at each other helplessly and said they “lost the order”. This is a very small space and we were sitting in plain site so how they didn’t come to realize that we hadn’t gotten our order is mind boggling. We asked for a refund and left in anger, frustration, hunger, disbelief, and disappointment, as we were really looking forward to what might have been a good meal. I would not recommend this place due to abominable service alone. (Also, we ordered a beer when we arrived and when we took it out of the fridge it was room temperature. When we asked the young girl who rang us up if they had any cold ones because this one was warm she said, “no, we just put those in there”. Mentioning that when we ordered it would have been helpful.) Very frustrating experience.

Simply delicious food. The Red Daal Bowl was awesome. The dal was well cooked and tasty. Nice quantity. The veggies were fresh. Loves it so much that I had two. Place is nice and cozy.

Lovely place for breakfast with excellent coffee and the best porridge I've had outside of home. It really is that good! I had the porridge 1 with apple, roasted almond and caramel sauce, delicious. My husband had the all in, an impressive amount of toppings although some of the flavors like peanut butter were a bit overwhelming. Prices are on par with any other breakfast in Copenhagen. If you love porridge, don't miss this place!

The place is fine and menu is ok. We had gyoza for starters and ramen for main course. The Ramen came before the starters! My ramen was ok with a nice spicy touch. The only problem was that the soup was not, but the ingredients were cold and just added to the soup, so it was a warm ramen and not hot. Chicken bits were somewhat cold inside.

Papa Ramen is a good ramen shop in Copenhagen. The food is good although a little pricier for the value. The broth could have a richer flavour compared to other ramen I have tried in general. Service was friendly and attentive.

I enjoyed an early dinner with a friend in this nice ramen shop. We ordered the papa combo, with two surprises from the chef and a ramen bowl of choice. My tonkatsu was nice but maybe I expected some more depth, it was almost too sweet. The extra dishes were nice, especially the tempura. Friendly service and lively yet relaxed atmosphere.

After reading the reviews on Google, this restaurant appeared to be an affordable restaurant with great portion sizes and great food. Although the reviews were not completely wrong, they did unfortunately raise my expectations a little high. The portions might've been a little larger than what I have been used to in Europe, they unfortunately were not as large as I had hoped. I ordered the "tonkotsu chorizo", which I liked. I had not had ramen for a few months before this, and this was a great place to satiate my craving for it. It was very flavorful, and everything in the bowl combined very well. Although it was labeled as moderately spicy, it was not. I'd probably categorize it as barely spicy, as it was insufficient to give me any spice symptoms. However, for the person who doesn't eat a lot of spicy food, it will be enough to maybe make your nose run a little. But overall, it was pretty nice. However, the service was a little sad, but that does have an excuse. My waitress had to run the entire restaurant by herself, so she had to balance cooking my meal and pickup orders, serving, and cleaning. So, I'm not very bothered by that. All in all, great place to get some ramen if you're feeling for it.

Nicely designed small, friendly neighbourhood ramen restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. Ramen and dumplings were authentic and top quality - easily as good as what we are used to at home in Vancouver or when visiting New York. Prices were very fair for a city as expensive as Copenhagen. Will definitely return for a relaxed lunch or dinner on our next trip.

I’ve passed this place many times and finally tried it. It was phenomenal! Ambiance, food quality and taste, display, friendliness, fast service; everything. Highly recommend! We will be coming back for sure. Ramen noodles are perfectly prepared and the chicken broth is very flavorful.

First Ramen we tried in Copenhagen, it's quite good. Service was friendly and timely, ambience was good. We had Tonkotsu and Kikuchi Ramen, nothing to complain about! Great food to have while it's chilly outside.

Very unique flavor combinations and dishes. A lovely mix of Korean and other Asian flavors. Small plates, perfect for 2-3 people to share several dishes. The drink menu looked great too. The fried marinated eggs were our favorite, along with the Korean fried chicken, and pork skewers.

Food was good overall, though the fried chicken didn’t quite live up to the hype from other reviews, it was nice but nothing life-changing. On the other hand, the drinks were excellent, the staff super friendly, and the whole place has a really great vibe. Prices are also quite reasonable for Copenhagen.

Tasty and creative dishes, perfect for sharing with friends. We first tried Next Door at Propaganda, a new concept offering a 5-course sharing menu. The food was hearty, flavourful, and unique, a blend of home cooking and modern fusion. The cured shrimp bibimbap was unforgettable, still thinking about it! The seating felt intimate, like dining in someone’s home kitchen. We enjoyed it so much that we went back to try Propaganda, the original restaurant. We shared plates like fried chicken, cold noodles, BBQ fish, and the standout mushroom coconut sticky rice with its surprising burst of flavours. Service was attentive, though seating at the end of the bar counter was a bit tight, fitting six people. It was a busy Friday night, so expect a lively and boisterous atmosphere. Overall, both spots offered delicious, inventive food and a fun dining experience, definitely worth a try!

Perfect for dinner with friends, dates or solo grub. Accompanied by excellent service and even better food and drinks, the atmosphere never fails. Even the song list playing is carefully curated for the vibes to enjoy best fried chicken in town, or of your life perfectly paired with a selection of crafted innovative cocktails. Anything from the menu will make you remember it and wanting back soon for more.

Really tasty food! The wine selection is spot on with good pricing! The vibe is great! Can’t ask for something more from a place like this! Keep it up!

Amazing! I don't remember the last time I ate so fast. Loved the friendliness of the staff and open kitchen, they cook everything on the spot. Tastes really good!

Modernized Korean share plates. Overall good for what it is, prices are high but goes for Copenhagen. Good service. Nice vibe.

This beer is highly recommended by a friend, saying like the must-try beer at Copenhagen. Of course turn out it’s good, what more surprise is we order a non alcohol beer which taste and texture exactly like a beer, the packing is cute too. That’s what really impressed me.

Excellent beers Large selection Cozy cellar bar If you want a really good beer - and not just a pilsner- then go here. Taste something special and unusual. I tried a Barley Wine / Imperial stout. Real nice. The staff on this Tuesday evening was great. Definitely a place to visit when in Copenhagen.

I tracked this place down as the original Mikkeller bar so it was special just for that as I enjoy their beer. Very small place just below street level. Hygge for sure. I was alone so bit awkward on my own but all felt comfortable and welcoming. 20 beer options. I tried all three IPAs - nice but not my favourites. But there is something for all tastes

This place is none other than the legendary gathering spot for beer lovers — famous not just locally, but globally within the craft beer scene. Many people travel to Copenhagen every year just to attend the MBCC festival hosted by this brand.🍻🌍 The drinkers here are truly unstoppable — come rain or shine, they’ll brave the weather and sit outdoors just to enjoy a pint, since indoor seating is very limited. Some past reviews even mentioned there being “introvert-only seats”… Excuse me? Have you ever seen an introverted drunk? Once the drinks kick in, they’re dying to chat up anyone nearby! 🤣 There’s no such thing as an “i-person” (introvert) here — strangers quickly find something in common over a pint. The bar offers a wide variety of beer styles: fruity, sour, bitter, stouts, lagers, wheat beers, red ales, IPAs — you name it. For anyone who used to think beer only meant Carlsberg, this place will open a whole new world. 🍺🌈 The staff at the counter are super professional. If it’s your first visit, they’ll happily recommend beers based on your preferences. And for non-drinkers, it’s still worth visiting just to soak in the local vibe. If you’re the type who enjoys striking up a conversation the moment you sit down with a drink, this place is heaven. Just be warned — the ambient noise here is definitely on the high side. 🔊

It's a tradition for me to come here every time I visit Copenhagen! The beer is absolutely phenomenal! I love trying a few different brews every time I stop by. Highly recommended for craft beer enthusiasts. Mikkeller is a leader in the craft beer world!

After eating at the Indian restaurant at the end of the street, which was great, by the way I was looking for something to drink. Mikkeller was just a short walk away, so I decided to give it a try, even though it was almost closing time. The bartender warmly welcomed us and found us the last available table. The bar is small and cozy, located in a basement lit by candlelight, creating a great atmosphere. They offer a wide selection of beers, and the bartender helped me choose a few to taste. It’s not far from the city center, and I highly recommend visiting. I’m not sure if they take reservations, but it’s probably a good idea to call ahead to make sure they have a spot for you.

Visited on a rainy Sunday afternoon and spent a few hours drinking beer and reading my book. Beautiful space, relaxing atmosphere, friendly staff, and a great place to get fun Mikkeller merch.

A place with a very positive vibe. Many street food stands from all over the world, plus drinks, teas, coffees, sweets etc. Freshly made food upon order requires a few minutes to wait for, in most popular places. Many places to sit so although it was Saturday we found a table (beer garden) without any trouble. All set in post industrial zone.

Absolutely loved this place. The wide variety of street food options and the nice atmosphere make this place really pleasant. There is also a central area where to chill with sand and a bonfire, perfect for summer nights.

Great variety and cozy outdoor vibes – just wish for more fire pits! Reffen is a great spot if you're looking to try different cuisines in one place – there's a huge variety of food from all over the world. The outdoor area has a really nice atmosphere, especially with the wood fire pits that keep you warm on colder days. We really liked that touch – it made the place feel super cozy. The only downside was that it was quite busy, and all the seats near the fire were taken, so we couldn’t find a warm spot to sit. I wish there were more fire pits or heated areas, especially during peak times. Otherwise, it was a great experience, and I’d definitely come back!

Got lucky with the weather and enjoyed a great day at Reffen sinking a few beers and eating some good food by the firepits. There's plenty of options for food and if the weather isn't playing ball there's a massive indoor area too. The staff are constantly buzzing around topping up the wood in the firepits and there's loads of comfy chairs dotted around. It's a cool place

Always tried something different. This time I tried the baos, they were really good. The Argentinian places are my to go. The view is breathtaking specially during the sunset. A special vibe and a nice plan during the weekdays or weekends.

Reffen Street food is a good walking from Copenhagen but it was definitely worth it! Most people probably go by bike but the walk wasn't that bad. The place is along the waterfront and feel like a little colorful town of street frood! It's probably very nice as well in the evening with all the lights.

This is a must visit while you’re in Copenhagen. There’s tons of different options for delicious street food and a beer garden. It all sits on the water with amazing views of the bay. There’s also a very large indoor space to sit, eat, and drink in case the weather isn’t that great. I had the Argentinean steak sandwich, a local brewery hazy IPA, and duck fat waffle fries smothered with cheese. It was all incredible and I highly recommend all of the above.

We had the tasting menu with a group of 4 friends. The atmosphere was nice and quiet. We were served by the owner who presented each dish. We found the food to be delicious! Our favourites of the night - strawberry kombucha which was incredibly flavourful; and the tiramisu dessert - soft and the right amount of sweet.

This was such an amazing tasting experience. We had 8 course menu. Every single one of them was a unique tasting experience. When the owner explained the courses you could feel the love and time that has been put into the whole experience. It was very unique and not something you will experience in many places. Will advise anyone who wants an Umami experience to try this. And the prices are lower than what you would expect for such a great meal.

We had an amazing experience dining with Peter. The concept is very unique and the place and the food are full of personality. Each meal is super interesting and make sure to have the staff explain it to you. It is a must for any fermentation curious in Copenhagen, all the while the food is actually just very good, subtle and balanced, not just “funky”. Vegetarian and Sea small plates were just fantastic. The sake list and the manna wines on the drinks menu are such an experience as well. Highly recommended for anyone seeking an original experience.

Very flavorful food presented with a clear understanding of how the ingredients are meant to work together. The owner was personally serving many tables who were getting sake pairings and the tasting menu. We opted for vegetarian ramen and it was excellent as well. I wouldn't use the term "izakaya" because for me that conjures a more raucous and bar-like atmosphere, but the dining room is a quiet, partially underground space that was very tastefully decorated. Overall a great experience for Japanese in Copenhagen.

Delightful dining experience with wonderful homemade dishes combining super fresh with aged and fermented. We had the tasting menu and were more than happy with all servings. Following the advice from the chef/owner/waiter we also tried some of the Sake he recommended. Definitely something to try out when you have the chance. We will return again another day and try other servings from the menu.

The drinks were really good (we got mocktails!). The starters were really enjoyable, but unfortunately the mains were a bit disappointing - it was not really clear whether the rice was supposed to be hot or cold and it was a bit grainy. When the waiter asked us if we had any questions, he couldn’t really explain what any of the items on the menu were, but he was otherwise nice.

A truly hidden gem! Had a fantastic evening here full of new unexpected flavours made by a talented chef who also seems to run the place. He knows a lot about ingredients and food in general, every dish was creative, yet so carefully thought through and we truly enjoyed every bite. An extremely stylish interior and unique atmosphere are definitely a plus!! We had kimchi, gyozas, fermented mushrooms (so good!!), ramen and sashimi selection and loved everything! Can definitely recommend this restaurant for everyone who wants to try something new and not just basic typical things that every other place in Copenhagen has. Can't wait to come back for the tasting menu!

If you are into Japanese food and Sake, then this is a really good option for a good restaurant. Present and polite service, with a detailed description of the food and Sake. The restaurant is located very centrally in Copenhagen, about 5 minutes walk from the main station. The food was super tasty, and each new dish provided special taste experiences. We tried a menu with 10 different small dishes, served with 3 different types of Sake, and we were all very full and satisfied with both the food and the restaurant experience when we left after 2 hours. Note. you have the table for 2 hours, then it is given to a new group of guests.

A really cozy spot close to the central station where they serve small dishes intended for sharing. We had the omakase and were very happy with it, a lot of different, delicious flavours. The thinly sliced beef was my personal favourite, but the salad was also incredible. So simple but mixed with a delicious, tangy sauce. The interior really adds well to the atmosphere. I'd be happy to come back and try more of their dishes.

I was recommended this place by a friend and tried without a reservation yesterday, but couldn’t get a seat. Made an early reservation today, though! The highlights were the beef tataki and some of the juiciest gyoza every. The Jah lemonade was also excellent. I left comfortably full. This was my most expensive meal so far in Copenhagen.

Very good tasting menu. Servers explained each dish as it was presented. 10 courses, very filling and took a bit over two hours.

Delightful food, great service. Highly recommend if you are in Copenhagen!

We were 2 couples. We all had the tasting menu + sake menu, and we were impressed by the quality of the food, the number of servings, the presentation and the overall experience. The waiter was also very helpful, knowledgeable and quick with our order. We'll definitely come back!

Excellent food. Excellent service. We have tried the tasting menu paired with 3 different Sakes. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and explained us all the food and sakes. He was also very knowledgeable on gluten free options and recommended our daughter GF dishes. All the food was quite good and tasty. We had a great experience.

My friend is crazy about this place. The spicy 🌶️ misy ramen is her favourite dish. So we give it a 5 for the food.

Ramens under our expectations Staff was too kind and helpful, she is really good we felt warm welcome ❤️ Location is good, prices high

Great Ramen and tasteful food. We have the vegan and spicy option with edamame and mushrooms as sides. Everything was really good. We sat outside and enjoyed the summer evening and the cozy environment. Food is served at the tables and you order at the counter. Will be back.

We had an amazing experience at Ramen to Bíiru in Copenhagen. The Spice Miso Ramen and Chicken Karaage were absolutely delicious. Ice-cold beer served in perfectly frosted mugs – just like we last had in Osaka! Great outdoor seating and a lovely atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Honestly, reviewing a R2B place is slowly approaching reviewing a McD or a BK. Not on every corner, but close. This said, this is a rather nice spot tucked away in a residential part of town. Attentive staff and plenty of outdoor seating. Beer fridges what you would expect expect from one of these Mikkeller places. Then again, the ramen is super nice, albeit at a very steep price point. Went for the spicy Goma and it delivered once again.

Awesome décor and okay ramen, worst Ramen to Bíiru I have visited. They have really given great thought to the décor. It felt cozy and cool, perfect for a meal with friends or a date. I wish they had given the same thought to the food. It was overpriced for mediocre ramen and cold eggs. Not bad, but way to expensive for that quality. Service with the bare minimal of effort, again not bad but...

I really liked this place, but portions are smaller, service is slower and it's more expensive than last I was here (2 years ago). There's way better ramen places around now.

There wasn’t a Korean à la carte option when I visited. Instead, we could order the Korean fried chicken burger and a few side dishes. The burger was really good and definitely worth getting as a combo. The side dishes were a bit bland

The veggie burger is delicious and staff are friendly and welcoming. It’s a bit disappointing that everything is served in takeaway bags and boxes, even though they have plenty of seating both inside and outside, would be nice to enjoy the meal on proper plates and cutlery when dining in.

We saw the ad on Instagram so we wanted to check it out. Long waiting time, even though we were the only ones there. Fried chicken was definitely a disappointment, the garlic soya sauce was very watery. The burgers were ok, the super spicy burger was a bit off, as if they used the spicy sauce from Buldak instant noodles, felt quite superficial.

Definitely the best Korean fried chicken we’ve had in Denmark! Super juicy! The burger was just okay. The sauce felt a bit bland and could use a bit more kick or something to make it stand out.

Definitely not a “will visit again” place. Nothing of the food apart from the smokey mayo & nori fries makes me want to go back. I really wanted to try out this place for some time now and I kind of left disappointed. The korean nuggets don’t have much taste if any. Sandwich was okay.

First of all the price is way too high for two halves of a sandwich, the normal chicken sandwich was bland and overall a chore to choke down, and for a hundred kroner it’s just a scam. The second thing I ordered was the “super spicy” chicken sandwich, it wasn’t spicy and it had NO flavour, again 100 kroner for something that tastes and looks like something a three year old had made out of sand. The last thing we ordered were the driest most unappealing chicken nuggets I’ve ever had (I’ve had my fair share) 85 kroner for nine chicken nuggets. DO NOT EAT HERE. I recommend gravy, it’s cheaper and the food is way better. Don’t believe what you see on instagram.

We tried the Gochujang chicken burger and the super spicy burger. Taste wise the burgers were the perfect Korean chicken burger, well seasoned and saucy. We preferred the Gochujang chicken over the super spicy one. However, the two downfalls were appearance and size. The burger had the appearance of a homemade slider and the size a bit small for the price.

A perfect dinning location with very tasty Indian food. The portions are very generous and the staff friendly. Highly recommended for a romantic dinner.The vegan menu is excellent and the prices reasonable

We got the small tasting menu, which includes 6 dishes. 3 appetizers and mains plus naan and rice. All were amazing, appetizers were particularly interesting and unique. Server was also lovely and very helpful. I would highly recommend.

The food was flavorful and addicting. Service was great as well. I recommend the gunpowder bites, lamb karihi tacos, and the butter chicken! 👍🏻

We were there on a wednesday afternoon. The service from the two boys were excellent. They were courteous, nice and funny. The food was really good. We enjoyed appetisers and butter chicken. (If I write this I could eat it one more time in this moment :D) It‘s really a recommendation. If you are here, please try it! Greetings from germany!

The best curry in Copenhagen. Plain and simple. If I told you nothing else, that should be enough to warrant a visit. But it's also run by some of the most wonderful people, great aesthetic and the rest of the menu has to date never disappointed. I've swung by wherever I'm in Copenhagen and will keep doing so as long as they're there. Easily one of my favourite dining places.

We went for my birthday meal and it was so much better than expected! We went for the classic taster menu and as 2 people who normally choose the same dishes everywhere we go we were very pleasantly surprised with everything we ate. Flavours literally made our mouths water and I will definitely be thinking of this meal for ever! Service was amazing and so was the atmosphere, we couldn’t stop smiling☺️

Great food, great atmosphere. You couldn't really ask for more. We had the tasting menu and all four of us loved every dish, including two teenagers (17 and 14). No shortage of places to eat in Copenhagen, but I'd recommend giving Zahida a visit

One of our favourite breakfasts in Copenhagen! It gets very busy here and the staff work very, very hard. They are still so lovely and the service is prompt. We were grateful to arrive early enough to get a walk-in table for 1.5hrs - I would otherwise, recommend making a reservation if you can. Everything here is so fresh, flavourful and quite unique in how each dish is prepared and served.

Overall a good experience. Unfortunately the avocado was too hard to eat, and some dishes had mint leaves that I didn’t enjoy, it would be helpful if that was mentioned on the menu. On the bright side, the eggs were excellent and the atmosphere pleasant. I’d recommend the place, though it’s a bit pricey. Also, it’s best to book a table in advance through their website, very convenient.

Absolutely fantastic quality of the brunch! Yes, these portions are small, so I will suggest to get 5 or 7 items but it's definitely worth it. Ingredients are high quality, everything is matching perfectly and you will be full after 7 pieces brunch. I can definitely recommend it to anyone but try to book a reservation because it can be very busy!

A very cosy place, with a high quality breakfast / brunch. We didn't have a reservation but we were lucky enough to find an empty table inside and to enjoy our breakfast for 1h30 min. The service was very prompt, and the servicing members friendly and kind. The hot chocolate was really nice, with a balanced taste and it was not extremely sweet. Also, by far my favourite was the smoothie with kale, caju butter and banana - it was so delicious. We could taste the high quality of the ingredients, even if the portions were smaller than we expected. It was too windy and cold to stay outside, but during the summer time it definitely worth it. I gave a lower review because not all the ingredients were listed (e.g. onion topped over the omelette) so it was too late to talk with the waiter about my food intolerance. Some small things can make a big difference.

Great brunch place, very delicious food and cozy environment. Staff is very friendly. Love their Apple Trifle. Definitely will come back once in Copenhagen again!

They only had outdoor seating, which is fine ! But don't leave customers waiting 15+ minutes to take order when sitting outside. Would've been more tolerable if we got our coffees while waiting but they didn't come until about 5 minutes after we got our food... Food was reasonably good but the slow service and lack of attentiveness lowered score.

So, so good! Came here on a friend's recommendation, and was not disappointed. Would definitely come back. The food was delicious, and staff was great as well.

Tucked in a side street just off the main pedestrian thoroughfare, the place was quiet when I arrived in the middle of lunch hours but filled up a bit later. The food was very good, with fresh ingredients, and served fast. The menu is simple. Great for a quick meal. Probably one of the best options in terms of food quality on Stroeget.

Eating with dietary restrictions at lunchtime can be complicated in central Copenhagen. This is a small restaurant just off the main shopping street which is perfect if you are looking for a quick warm meal which in our case had to be gluten- and lactose free. The portions were generous with plenty of fresh vegetables and tasty, good value for money!

Quick and nice service. Place is cosy but small, so can be hard to get the table, and very humid. For me, food was too sweet and not spicy. Dishes contain mainly nudels or rice in sugary sauce. Two springrolls next to my dish were super good! Would not pay again the price I paid for the dish.

Very small place to eat. Mostly no space to sit and very pricey. The pho was quite good and the ginger lemon cold tea as well. If you like a fast cosy Vietnamese restaurant, I guess this is where to go. Just make sure to take your patience along!

Had a great experience at Chao Viet Kitchen! I ordered the #6 (curry chicken), and it was delicious! So good, I could’ve ordered a second bowl! Good atmosphere inside the restaurant, nice staff and fun music. Would recommend!

Love love love! Whatever you order, you won’t be disappointed. The vegan dishes were so good, and the place so cosy. The staff were super nice and our food was ready really quick! I especially loved the crispy tofu and the tasty greens. Highly recommend this place! (oh and did I mention the price point - amazing??)

- Overall very good Vietnamese food. - Ok prices for Copenhagen - If you're a hungry guy like me the portions can be a little on the small side but the food is fresh and tastes really good. - Very nice drinks!

Absolutely stellar dining experience. The cooking at Bistro Lupa is exceptional. Every dish is full of flavor, freshness, and care. The fried mushrooms are unforgettable. Crispy, perfectly seasoned, and truly to die for. The atmosphere is warm and stylish, and the service is friendly and attentive without being too formal. Each plate felt thoughtfully prepared and left a lasting impression. If you are in Copenhagen and looking for a place that delivers both comfort and creativity, Bistro Lupa is a must. Do not miss the mushrooms. You will thank yourself later.

Best meal we had in Copenhagen! While no one in our party is a vegetarian, we were excited to experience the inventive vegan menu. The atmosphere was the definition of hyyge—warm, cozy, and welcoming. We all ordered the tasting menu plus the fried mushrooms. Every bite was full of flavor and freshness. The service was exceptional as well. If you are a vacationing foodie, make a reservation ahead of time at this charming restaurant.

We had the Lupa experience and it was just fantastic. Regionally sourced and seasonal food. I am not a vegetarian but really did not miss meat or seafood! The wine pairing was very good and balanced well. Attentive and genuinely friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Will come again!

My partner took me for my birthday, we had the set meal plus 4 wine pairing. The staff were so lovely from the start (Beatrice and sorry I cannot remember the waiter’s name!). They told us we could have the 3 wine pairing and decide if we wanted the 4th later on. We went for it and they were all delicious and well pared with the food. They also offered us top ups of any wine we particularly enjoyed. The food was exceptional, I am vegan and coeliac and they made sure it was gluten free. I didn’t feel as though I missed out with gluten free food. Before dessert they offered us an extra portion of one of the starters as they don’t like food waste and they had extra. We gladly accepted as this dish, fried blue oyster mushrooms with homemade BBQ sauce was amazing! The whole experience was lovely - amazing food and wine and lovely staff and atmosphere.

A lovely place overall. First starter was fantastic, but after that in a big way down. I have eaten at several Michelin rated vegetarian restaurants and this was in another category totally, and not in a good way unfortunately. Only positive point at the end was resonable price. Will not return. Some plates were just bad.

Visited the restaurant with four non-vegans, several of whom were skeptical beforehand - both about the taste and whether they would be full enough. Everyone was incredibly impressed and satisfied with the food. No one left the slightest bit hungry :) Well-composed, tasty dishes. Would recommend och hope to visit again!

Incredible food and incredibly nice staff. Would definitely recommend and will definitely return. The bread was amazing and the mushrooms were the best I've ever had.

With a lot of food choices and attached to an amusement park ! A very nice spot. We had lunch and it was great. It can take a few minutes to find a table if you’re with friends or family.

So many people raved about this place but I can say I won’t be returning. There are various food stands to choose from. French, Italian, sushi, ramen, salads, burgers and so on. Be careful of your stuff as there are pickpocketers. Are at Kung Fu. Wasn’t the best ramen but in Copenhagen everything requires a reservation so this is perfect for in the go food. Not too loud with plenty of seating.

Visited for Gorm’s Pizza – Great Food, Long Wait Stopped by here specifically to try Gorm’s Pizza. The wait time was quite long—around 40 minutes—which felt a bit much, especially with a kid. The place was overcrowded, possibly because it was a weekend. That said, the food made up for the wait. The pizza and garlic bread were truly authentic and delicious. Definitely worth a visit if you're a food lover. There are plenty of food options overall, though not as many choices for vegetarians.

Wide range of foods available, simple order and collect system. Lots of tables and spaces to eat. All the food we had was of a decent quality for the price/location. Simple and no fuss. Was busy and I suspect it always is. You don't need to have paid for Tivoli gardens to go to food court. Kids liked it and it was busy

If you’re out of ideas for what to eat, this food hall is a great place to find inspiration! It’s styled like an upscale hawker center, featuring 15 food stalls that bring together flavors from across Europe and Asia 🌍🍴. 🥩 Steak Without a doubt, the best value-for-money option here. At just 129 DKK (without béarnaise sauce), it’s nearly half the price of what you’d pay at most restaurants. The steak here is rustic and no-frills — don’t expect any doneness options; it comes fully cooked by default. It’s served with a local-style butter and arugula mix that’s packed with flavor. The salad dressing is sweet and tangy, and the slightly bitter greens balance out the richness of the meat. Overall, it’s a well-rounded dish. 🌯 Greek Chicken Wrap A total letdown! Way worse than the pita wraps you get on the streets of Athens — and they had the audacity to charge 99 DKK. There was barely any meat in it, and the taste was dry and bland. I’ve had €2 pita wraps in Athens with more beef and way better flavor. This one only offered chicken, and it was both expensive and disappointing. I only ordered it because of the amazing smell from the grill… turns out the aroma was a trap! Avoid it! 🍝 Bolognese Pasta A classic Italian dish with beef ragù. I personally found the pasta too firm — not my kind of texture — but my Italian partner actually liked it. That said, the meat portion was pathetically small for a dish that costs 109 DKK. Definitely not as good a deal as the steak❗️ All in all, the steak stands out as the best value dish — plenty of meat and good flavor. The place is usually packed, and finding a seat can be tricky 🪑. Some of the quieter stalls still have empty bar seats — likely because the food there isn’t great. So yes, choosing wisely takes a bit of observation. After 8:30 p.m., the crowd starts thinning out and seats become easier to find. It’s also a great place for solo diners — no pressure to finish everything. 👤🍽️

This food hall was really good with lots of options! The poke bowl from Kung Fu was SO good!! Would really really recommend that, I got the tuna one.

What a lovely place, so many options, a nice relaxed atmosphere, delicious food. The only thing that could make it better is a nice refreshing glass of water. Dream on, you won't be getting water here, every single food stand will refuse you, and they'll tell you to fill your water bottle up in the toilets, but your water bottle won't fit under the taps, and the taps only make tepid water, you'll be despairing, absolutely despairing. The last thing you need is to pay for bottled water, it's the last thing anyone needs. Also the toilets weren't very big and were down a big staircase. Can't stress enough though the food really was delicious.

Trully delightful in all of it's aspects. The friendliest staff I have ever met in Copangegen's restaurants, one of the tastiest asian food I have tried in my life and charming atmosphere inside. All ingredients were fresh and perfectly prepared. I recommend unmercilessly!!!

If you want to have an authentic Japanese sushi experience, please come to Bento! Reservation is a must! They only open 5 days a week for dinner only. We had an amazing dinner at Bento when visiting CPH. I came here mainly for their unagi bento. It was super delicious. I felt like I was transported back to Japan. Loved the cozy and acoustic vibe. Service was lovely. I wanted to come back for dinner again but they were fully booked for the whole month. Highly recommended!

Excellent from A to Z. You'll be welcomed by a super friendly staff, in a nice and cozy japanese atmosphere. About the food.. delicious! Extremely tasty. Your only regret will be not to order more. Strongly recommend.

Probably the most authentic Japanese place I‘ve been to in the whole of Europe. The staff is really friendly and respectful, the food is great and the interior is a maximalist dream. This is a must-visit.

I loved the the food and the atmosphere, you feel like you are in Japan. The food quality and quantity was perfect and the lady with her gentle smile and enthusiasm light up the experience. Highly recommend

We had high expectations based on the restaurant’s rating, but unfortunately, the food didn’t live up to them. The fried pork and shrimp were a bit too oily, and the miso soup tasted somewhat watered down. Overall, the flavors were quite bland, though we did enjoy the udon. It’s a shame because the atmosphere was great, and the staff was very friendly, which we really appreciated. That’s why we’re giving it a 3/5.

We are from a german town with a japanese community, so we have a lot of experience with japanese restaurants. This one is on top of the list. A small variety of dishes but it's delicious, every single one of them. The owner is a very sweet old lady. She explained us the food and made the restaurant visit special for us. BEST japanese restaurant in Town!

Good food and prices. Atmosphere very nice outside. You do need cash to eat here or a Danish card to pay. I like the buffet concept and most salads I liked. Some a bit too creative, but that’s just me. The polenta was fantastic! Would come again :)

Fantastic food and atmosphere!! The chefs were so friendly and nice about explaining the dishes of the day. I highly recommend to people even if they are not vegetarian. Lots of food and good cheer for not bad a price :)

Love love love. Wholesome, delicious, warm and well seasoned - this goes for the food, the staff and the atmosphere! Perfect place to have a fiery chai and a plate of delicious vegetarian food after walking around the Freetown. CASH ONLY. Euro or DKK accepted.

A perfect place for vegetarians. The soup was really tasty, you could even get half a portion of it. The burrito with 3 types of salad was plenty and absolutely delicious. The atmosphere: it felt like home! Reasonable prices. Euro was accepted, too.

Sofia from Portugal, my Greek soulmate in music, and all the others are wonderful kind people. oh, and also important, great homemade food and tasty chai! Greetz from the Belgian Gaza expo guy. 🙂

The soup of the day was so delicious and absolutely loved the vibes. Note that you can only pay cash (also euros) or with mobilepay.

I visited this place twice in a short time. Filling and delicious vegan food for affordable prices. People working there are kind and welcoming. Atmosphere is cozy. Keep in mind that payment is cash only.

Mixed feelings about this place. The interior and service are good here yet they ask for tips here personally i really dislike it and feels bad. The food was good yet it was rather simple i had just rice and some meat but it cost quite a bit.

Great place with authentic Vietnamese food! The bread was warm, extra crispy and delicious. We arrived in the last 15 minutes before closing, but the staff were still very welcoming. Highly recommended!

The vegetable spring rolls were authentic and delicious served in a relaxed atmosphere on a pleasant spring evening. The staff were very helpful and friendly. It did seem a bit incongruous eating Vietnamese food in Denmark being served by a Dane, an Italian and an Argentinian. There was not a Vietnamese in sight. The spring rolls at 65K were well worth it.

Impressed! 😋😋😋 Very delicious and quite authentic food. Very friendly and polite staffs. We ordered Beef Stew and Beef Phon, the stew comes with a BIG Vietnamese French Bread, we thought it would be too much for us ; but eventually we had all of it, the bread is so fresh and crispy. Also the Homemade Mango drink is so tasty! It’s really a wonderful meal for us at Copenhagen city.

I had Banh Mi Xa Xiu, which is delicious. The Xa Xiu Meat is tender with right portion of fat. The bread is a bit over-baked so it could have been better. The Tonkin starter is good as well, esp the Wonton, crispy and flavorful fillings, personally think its it better than the spring rolls.

The pho was really delicious! The atmosphere was nice and relaxing, making it a great place to enjoy a meal.

Very enjoyable and well located. Service is slightly slow. A good option. I will return. Highly recommended.

Buzzy basement restaurant. We went for dinner and had the three course menu. The beef tartare starter and red deer main were superb as was the sea buckthorn parfait dessert. There were a couple of minor missteps with the service but our waitress was so friendly we forgave her. There was a good mix of locals & tourists.

Amazing danish dishes with a good selection of wines. We had the charcuterie, the beef tartar, the pan fried Hake and the vol au vent. Everything was special and delicious. Excellent service. The restaurant is quite small and was quite warm inside. This might be nice in another time of year but for summer was a bit uncomfortable.

Delicious food with tatar and hake dishes topping. The intermediate course was delicious and different. I have expected more from desert. We had some misunderstanding with the service regarding wines, else they were awesome. Worth visit. Again received recommendation from Michelin (2025)

I’ve had really phenomenal food in Copenhagen but this just was not it. 2 out of 4 of my courses were practically inedible. If I was older, or in a Karen mood, I would have sent them back. I didn’t even know this place had a star until we showed up, but I’m not sure how?? The wine was good, services was good. Was nearly pitch black in the bathrooms and they were sort of unkempt. Anyway, the scallop soup was nasty - imagine it sitting in someone’s uber delivery bag for 3 hours.. lukewarm, not sure if I should really eat this. And the dessert sorbet thing was totally frozen. Didn’t thaw and felt embarrassed to attempt using a knife to eat. Disappointing for the price.

Perfect for lunch! Tell your friends! A proper Danish Smørrebrød experience that you can treat your friends with when they visit!

First of all, it's not a Michelin star restaurant as others say, it's a cafe from Michelin guide, this place doesn't have any distinction. You can not really get into this place without reservation which is disturbing for a casual lunch spot serving smorrebrod and nothing special really, and food and service is not really worth it. I liked their sister cafe down the road more.

Highly recommend Norrlyst if you are visiting Copenhagen! Every dish I tried had a nice balance and flavor. The acidity in the dishes was perfectly executed, adding brightness without overpowering. The fish and scallop were cooked to perfection. The seasoning throughout the meal was spot on as well Beyond the food, the atmosphere was cozy and inviting, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a thoughtfully prepared meal. The attention to detail in the dishes impressive.

Enjoyed it! Service was fast and food was good quality. Probably expected more vegetables in the vegetarian stir fry rice noodles but it was still tasty. Highly recommend wontons and the kang kong stir fry greens. Would recommend for quick eat or Asian fix

the beef was too salty other was great. About the atmosphere, I’m a little disappointed that the bgm was pop songs instead of Chinese songs. I ordered 2 dishes which was a lot of volume. It’s enough for solo to just order one dish.

The roasted duck is surprisingly good I must say. I like the Chongqing tan-tan mian and the wanton soup ( although they gave a fancier name to it ). Service is cheerful and prompt. The only setback was the dining seatings - felt a bit haphazard. And the crowds was annoying. This silly pax was talking loudly on the phone half the time although it’s not the resto’s fault.

Stopped by before rushing to the station. The waitress was very friendly and fast. Only ordered one dish for takeaway: Chongqing Dandan Noodles. Great taste and texture, slightly numb-spicy as you know it from Sichuan. Highly recommended!

Great food! All that we ordered are really great! 😊

Great selection of Asian food, modified for westerners. The beef dishes were exceptional, fresh, tasty and tender. Dumplings, chicken dishes were also quite good. Nice ambience, service is okay.

I stop by this place everytime I’m in CPH - amazing food and the kindest waitress ever!

The famous Copenhagen porridge chain, for breakfast, lunch and dinner if you so desire. Sadly, the porridge is no longer gluten free, which was one of major attractions for us, but fortunately there were a few other non-porridge GF options which hit the spot for breakfast.

It's such a pleasure to eat at this place! Every dish is made with fresh, healthy ingredients without sacrificing flavor. You can really taste the quality of the products they use. The atmosphere is lovely, always clean and well-maintained. The staff is very welcoming and makes you feel right at home. And the coffee... it's simply perfect! Aromatic and full of flavor. I highly recommend it!

Open kitchen bar seating. I ordered the mushroom risotto for £11, the portion was very good and I was pleasantly surprised! However it was too salty so I did struggle to finish, it was tasty though just had to dial down on the salt. Not exactly Danish cuisine but this place was an affordable option, finally.

I came for the porridge. It wasn’t spectacular or hot, but it was tasty and I appreciated being able to customize the toppings. Great ambiance (credit goes to the marketplace it is a part of), but the caveat of this location is limited seating (not a bad thing—just know it is highly likely you’ll need to take your food with you).

Super delicious and healthy food & drinks, also you can have a seat in front of the shop at Torvehallerne. It is a good address to try matcha latte or chai latte as well but I would defined recommend you to try one of the bowls. It is quite tasty!

You can start your day with a perfectly cooked porridge. Well balanced salt and creamy texture match the fruits or nuts. Highly recommend!

We preferred to eat oatmeal and waffles. The waffles had a strong egg smell, which was a bit unpleasant, but the toppings were really delicious.

I can really recommend the wonton soup and green beans!! Really nice place with good prices, friendly staff, and great food. Only thing is the rice - last time we were six people trying 6 different main dishes (not soups) and only got one bowl, so we had to ask four times for refills. Not a big problem, but for bigger groups it would be easier if they just gave two bigger bowls from the start. From desserts I recommend the passion fruit cake which is like cheesecake. The raspberry is more like a mousse so it’s not very filling for the tiny portion, and the chocolate is way too small.

Unlucky dinner with unprofessional staff. After many times we dine in at Magasasa, I unfortunately want to write a bad review even if I’m not use to it. I want to precise that the food was nice, except for the Chinese goulash where I unfortunately find a plastic in it. The things that most annoyed us were the excuses from the floor manager (I guess was her) about the plastic, saying that it’s something that can happen when chefs opens bags in the kitchen. The answer: NO, it can’t, I’m a chef and my husband too, since many years. And try to find an excuse has been the most disrespectful act from her. Not considering the fact that they offer the tap water (19dkk) instead of the “bad dish”. And then let’s say that have the view of the kitchen and see one of the chef drinking a pint of beer during service is not the most professional way either. I’m disappointed for what happened, because in other circumstances I would be back to eat in there, but not after tonight!

Server is cool. Heard him explaining things to every table. Food: ordered the goulash. Can’t tell if it comes from a box or if it’s premade, frozen, thawed, and then water is added with a few shakes of five spice powder on it. The meat feels overcooked on one side and ok on the other. Noodles undercooked and hard. Another option is the flavor is a premix, meat comes from another dish that was bulk prepared, noodles (who knows). All thrown together in a lack of flavor, unappetizing dish. Was going to order more, but abstaining. This dish was so bad, it would go bankrupt the restaurant in LA or NY. Maybe it passes in Copenhagen. Definitely skip on this dish and beware of the others. This is your warning.

I ordered the “dry fried duck”and requested a “non-spicy version”. they not only accommodated my request but also made it incredibly flavorful. The dish was perfectly crispy, well-seasoned, and packed with delicious umami taste. It was such a pleasant surprise how good it was! If you're looking for “authentic Chinese cuisine”with great taste and top-notch service, I highly recommend this place. I’ll definitely be coming back to try more.

One of the most authentic Chinese food in Copenhagen. Fish pieces with pickled cabbages is amazingly tasty. Mao’s braised pork is also fantastic. For veggie lovers, try the water spinach (AKA morning glory in Thailand) and Mapo Tofu. This place can get quite busy during weekends and holidays so I’d suggest booking a table on the website if you plan to come here for dinner.

Coming from Asia I would see that the food is decent. But a little overpriced. But it’s the country standard of living. Overall it was good to have Asian food after so long on the road..

-Place- The place is pretty big with big table so you can come with a group. (We were 6). You can reserve a table. I saw some cars parking but not sure if you can bring your own car. It is 5-10 min walk from the metro, so very close. Nearby this restaurant there are asian grocery with a lot of choices. -Staff- The staff that we have was soooo kind! I loved it. You felt very welcomed. -Food- The food was very tasty! I normally never order shrimps because a lot of time in restaurant its very chewy. However...my friend told to try this one and....It was amazing! So I will definitly suggest to try anything with shrimp. I loved everything that we ordered. Super happy and I will definitly come back when visiting Copenhagen again.

Hidden Dim Sum truly lives up to its name — a tucked-away spot that feels like a little escape right in the city. The moment we walked in, the warm glow of the lanterns and the beautifully decorated interior set the perfect atmosphere. The service was excellent: friendly, attentive, and happy to explain the different dishes, which made the whole experience even better. The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. We tried a variety of dishes, but the absolute highlight for me was the dumplings — perfectly made with delicate wrappers and rich, delicious fillings. Every bite was a reminder of why dim sum is so comforting and satisfying. This is a place where both the food and the ambiance shine equally. Whether you’re after a casual meal with friends or a cozy dinner out, Hidden Dim Sum is a must-visit in Copenhagen.

We have found this restaurant while walking around and wanted to try the food as we love dimsum. We started with spicy tomato soup, followed by a pork-veggie dimsum, crispy fried sesame shrimps dimsum and, crispy duck. We had restaurant's own beer. Everything we tasted were super delicious. Beer's flavor was very good. Service was speedy and servers were very attentive. If you happen to be in central CPH we would definitely recommend this nice restaurant.

Super nice hidden GEM. I would recommend the 9 course tasting menu, very tasty, lots of food. The food was not only delicious but also pretty in presentation. You can see The chefs put effort in it. Service was very friendly. All in all, a must if you are in the neighbourhood!

The vibe is perfect. They thought this place through. The food… flavors were incredible! Not a dish we didn’t think “damn this is good!” And the service, such kind staff! Helpful and nice, with very welcoming energy. It’s not the first time we’ve been here and certainly not the last! Oh their IPA goes great with the food!

Nice dimsum and friendly staff. Dim sum is really good. However it’s very very pricey even for Copenhagen. You also cannot pay by card. Sitting is quite uncomfortable and upon paying you immediately get asked to leave a review. Seems a bit shady.

visting a friend in copenhagen and we came here on her recommendation. had to wait 15 mins for a table but it was worth it. food was absolutely amazing! 2-3 plates is more than enough as the portions are very good. staff were super friendly and welcoming. i have a milk allergy and they were very accommodating. would definitely recommend visiting when in copenhagen.

Nice hidden gem in Copenhagen, quite popular with locals. Nice dumplings and cozy interior. Only thing is they only take cash, so be aware before you go there.

I liked it. It’s not often I see 皮蛋瘦肉粥 and it was delicious. The cp is pretty good. The portion are quite large. The fried tofu is fried to perfection on the outside and soft on the inside. The flavor is all there. I would go back again!

The menu features some unusual and interesting options, which was a nice surprise. I really enjoyed the noodle dish, though it had very little duck in it. Service was quite poor, and the prices felt a bit high, even by Copenhagen standards.

We came here as there are not many Chinese eateries around. They have a variety of Tim sum but do be aware that the prices are pretty high. If you pay by card, you need to pay more for using a credit card. But you decide which works best for you.

A very nice restaurant for anyone who desires authentic Chinese cuisine in a nice area of Copenhagen. The portions are large, the staff is polite and efficient, the prices are reasonable and the place is relaxing. Even though it was almost full, the people managed to find me a place to sit and didn't have to wait for my order.

Excellent dim sum restaurant just by the central station that I’ve been wanting to try for years. Very extensive menu that gives you massive FOMO. We got only dim sum, but larger plates are also available. All delicious, the staff is very nice and helpful.

Really a disappointment. The Youtiao tested like it was refried from yesterday, the soy milk drink tasted like made from old, overdue beans, the Lobakgao didn't have any radish in it at all, tasted just made from flour. Egg custard was hard egg, not runny as it should be. Xiaolongbao was a real disaster, not even close to real thing. Chicken feet was only tasting like 5 spice powder. Chicken sticky rice was ok at the most. Overall, food was bad. On top of that, they charge 22 dkk for a glas of tap water! Only good side are the staff.

One of the best culinary experiences I've had in Copenhagen. Fresh, varied and authentic food from different regions of China. It almost felt like being back in China.

The fish and fish sandwich were fried perfectly and tasted fresh but were a bit salty. The salad was refreshing and balances out the saltiness of the meal. The calamari was just okay for us - it was a bit over fried and too oily. This is a good place to get a quick bite and to enjoy fresh fried fish.

The fish and chips was good, not the fish but the chips. The fish was overcooked and had a curry flavor, it might be not very fresh. The lobster rolls was good in flavor, bad in size for the money. The beer was good. The service was excellent.

Good food and a lovely staff. We enjoyed the fish and chips for dinner. We were slightly caught off guard because the fish batter tasted of curry. This was unexpected, but it was good.

Very good fish and chips. The breading is very well done with a nice panko coating. The chips were the perfect size as well. I found the tartar sauce to be delicious with a strong dill flavor. My favorite part was the vinegar salt. The vinegar at most fish and chips restaurants only makes the food soggy and does little to flavor it. The vinegar salt adds a delightful acidity without ruining the crisp texture.

The place is cozy with good, friendly service. The fish burger was okay, but I remember their fish and chips and lobster rolls being even better.

Very good fish and chips, straightforward restaurant with forthcoming and friendly service. The seating isn’t too comfy but the food was good. Instead of vinegar they had vinegar salt, which seemed to be vinegar in powder form which was also good!

The service was great and the food was also pretty good! We had a lobster roll, a burger and a poke and they were all amazing, with an interesting flavour proposal out of the ordinary.

A very middling expedience for the price point. My friend and I went here for her birthday last weekend. We were seated promptly. It’s quite a small, cosy space. I had two courses: the main and dessert and she had the starter and the main, along with lemonade and a suggested glass of red. The service was stereotypically bad European unfortunately. Whilst we appreciated the waitress explaining each dish served and the ingredients, it took a while for her to even come by our table after handing us menus (and it’s a SMALL space and wasn’t that busy at the start). During the courses, she never asked how our food was, if we would like a water or drink too-up (the water flask ran empty midway through the meal), and left dirty dishes on our table far too long. Felt like amateur hour. My friend hated her starter and I can see why: it was cold and somewhat slimy/gelatinous in texture. We both liked the cabbage and lentil parcel for the main and especially the sauce but the potato block served alongside is SO boring: roasted on the outside a little but then bland, boring… potato inside. I’ve had much better roasted potato at pubs! I enjoyed my raw vegan dessert and the portion size was excellent. Great carrot cake flavour, dense and chewy texture. My friend said her red wine wasn’t the best and I thought her lemonade bland as well. Overall a mediocre experience. My friend said she had a MUCH better experience at Ark the night before. And for her birthday, they couldn’t throw in a free drink or something?! I’ve had birthdays in other restaurants around the world and there’s always a little something added. So cheapskates here and again emblematic of poor customer service.

A wonderful place: The homemade bread was absolutely delicious, and the surprise 3-course menu exceeded our expectations. Every dish was full of flavor and beautifully presented. We truly enjoyed our evening and will definitely be coming back!

Everything was perfect. We had the 3-course tasting menu. The portions were generously sized and satisfying. The main course, in particular, was a masterpiece on its own. I can’t stop thinking about the dessert. It’s definitely a place I would visit again. The design of the place is warm and elegant. I highly recommend it to everyone

I literally cannot sing enough praise for this place. Menu had a 2 or 3 course option with the choice to add a wine pairing for each course. All of the food was impeccably presented, the flavors combining in a perfect compliment to each other, and, unlike other places that serve elevated food, I was actually full at the end of the meal. It’s small and cozy. Perfect place to bring a date. I’d recommend making a reservation. I arrived on my own almost as soon as they opened and barely managed to get a table. Vegan or not, you will not be disappointed by this meal.

Mind-blowingly good. If you are vegan, eat here. If you are not, but have good taste: eat here.

I booked a reservation here a week before arriving in Copenhagen, because I really liked their concept, and finding decent vegetarian food in Copenhagen is a bit of a mission! Half an hour before I was due to arrive I received a phone call from Urten, asking if I could come in an hour later as they’d double booked and couldn’t fit me in. Initially I really was not impressed, as they’d had a week to contact me, but I decided not to cancel and came in an hour later as requested. I had a bit of trouble finding the restaurant, as there was a sign for the restaurant (next to Atlas) but it’s upstairs in what looks like a residential building. And the doorway to the restaurant (once inside the building) is a sliding door - like a bathroom door! The decor inside the restaurant is quite understated, and I was seated in a little alcove by myself, away from the main dining room. I didn’t mind too much, as I was on my own, but I was somewhat surprised that the other table in the alcove remained empty - considering the reason for my booking being bumped. Despite all of my initial misgivings, I actually had a fabulous dining experience at Urten. I opted for three courses, and two wine pairings. All of the food was beautifully presented and delicately flavoured. The wines served with both the starter and main, perfectly complimented each dish. Service was excellent, and I appreciated that I was allowed to enjoy my food at a leisurely pace, rather than having to wolf down each course and vacate the table as quickly as possible. With or without company, I’m naturally quite a slow eater, so this was a massive plus for me. Thoroughly enjoyed dining here, and would definitely recommend to anyone looking for an excellent vegan dining experience.

Urten, a Copenhagen vegan restaurant, provided a truly delightful dining experience. The food was not only amazing but also boasted flavors that were out of this world. Their pumpkin cake is an absolute must-try, a delectable blend of spices and sweetness. The ambiance was cozy and inviting, creating the perfect backdrop for an enjoyable meal. The friendly staff added to the positive atmosphere, making it a memorable culinary adventure. Urten is a gem for vegans and food enthusiasts alike, delivering a top-notch, flavorful experience that lingers in your taste buds and memory.

I wanted to try this chain as it’s quite popular and it was recommended by various people I knew, so I popped in on a Wednesday evening around 6:30pm. It was extremely busy, and even though I was alone I had trouble finding a place to sit. I sat outside for a while until a window stool opened up inside that I quickly grabbed. You order your food / drinks up front then sit and wait for them to bring it over. I ordered the spicy miso ramen and a side of ebi furai with the rice lager. Here’s what I liked: + The noodles were a really nice texture and I thought they were perfectly done and delicious. + The pork was so tender, melted in my mouth, and tasted amazing. + There wasn’t a bunch of unnecessary stuff floating in the broth, which is often what I don’t like about ramen I’ve had, where there’s a bunch of beansprouts and bamboo shoots floating around. This was just broth, meat, noodles and spring onions! + The craft beer was really nice and I would’ve loved to try more. + The service was fast and friendly. Why I wouldn’t give it 5 stars: - I got the highest level spicy broth (level 4) and it wasn’t very spicy at all. This might vary from day to day but I just wasn’t satisfied by the spice level. - The soy egg wasn’t very flavourful. - The battered prawns were my biggest disappointment. The batter was super heavy and greasy, not light and airy like tempura would normally be. It was more like a heavy fried chicken batter which was really off putting. I tried soaking it in the ramen to dispel that a bit but after eating 2 of them I couldn’t have any more because the amount of grease was not sitting well. This almost alone brought my rating down to 4/5. - It was super busy and if I got up I would’ve lost my seat. I wanted to try more of their beers but if I got up to order I would’ve been left standing so I just didn’t bother. Overall it’s a nice spot and clearly very popular! I’ve had better ramen in Copenhagen personally but if you’re near one of these I’d give it a try for the ramen!

Coming from Japan, I’d say the ramen here is just okay. Nothing particularly special. The noodles and broth are on the bland side. Not much flavor and depth in the soup. And the soup is always served lukewarm, which makes the whole bowl cold too quickly. I’ve visited a few times just to satisfy ramen cravings, but not frequently and I think that says something. This applies for other Ramen to Biiru in Copenhagen. I really wish they would serve the soup hotter, as that would make a noticeable difference.

Really good tasting ramen. Best selling option with spicy level 2 was quite spicy and better tasting then tonkotsu option. But both were the best ramens we had so far.

Went for a Quick dinner with a friend. Ordered the monthly ramen which was insanely good, spicy and filled with meat. But the broth at the end had way too much pepper. Also had the fried chicken as a side but was very disappointed when I only received 5 small prices for 70kr. Overall I would recommend going for the ramen not the sides.

Surprisingly a Japanese atmosphere in Copenhagen with a really tasty ramen and real spicy broth. I recommend to the combo (Ramen + side dish + beer). Waiters were friendly. I would like get a colder beer 😇 like in Japan. But not a big deal.

The casher staff was so kind that I wanted to write a good review. But the food is completely OMG... Noodles are lumped together, spy level = salty level, fried chicken is too salty and burnt🥲

I was really excited for this! I ordered a spicy miso combo to go. But they gave me my ramen without any pork :( just an egg. I’m so sad!!

Awesome bakery with fresh pastries and good coffee. It appeared that everything was baked on site so you freshness should not be an issue. We really liked the flavours of the croque Monsieur.

I like the atmosphere of the place, its cozy, nice. Great for breakfast, lunch and afternoon coffee. Perfect to meet a friend and have great conversations but also amazing to go alone and enjoy good coffee, good pastries and read a book! The food is always very well prepared, always fresh, always delicious. The service can improve, sometimes is a bit slow, sometimes quite confusing. But the really nice atmosphere makes you forget about that.

The cakes sell out quickly, and they’re damn delicious. The bread is baked on old Scandinavian traditions. The hindbærsnitte (raspberry cake) is awarded the best in Denmark. Meyer's bakeries pride themselves on excellent bread baked with sourdough on the old Scandinavian traditions. The long rising time makes the nutritions in the grain accessible, with great taste and structure.

If you're in Denmark you should stop by one of Claus Meyer's cafes. They have everything for breakfast like warm pastries, coffee, teas, desserts, bagel sandwich made in-house and you feel Denmark is serving you well. You can come here if you need to work on your laptop or simply char with friends. Locals come here if you want to avoid the crowded city center.

A great breakfast brunch place with outstanding quality and variety of food. There is outdoors greenhouses to enjoy a meal free of wind and well fit for cooler danish climate. Prices are reasonable and the service is friendly and welcoming. Strongly recommended for private catchups or even business meeting given the privacy of the greenhouse sitting.

Incredible food. Ate here a few times while visiting Denmark. Wonderful staff. The pork sand which is a must & definitely get the side of potatoes. Their pastries are so delicious. Best way to end a meal here.

flæskestegssandwich! 5 star for the meat and 1 star for the massive lump of bread. Why on earth are you not using a light bread instead of this extremely oversized "grovbrød". Seriously?! someone in charge at Meyers is really stubborn persistent with this ridiculous bread choice.

Very flavourful and filling kebabs. Very good value for Copenhagen. I had the falafel and bf had the lamb. We also shared some dukka fries. Staff was really friendly. We scored a table outside which was so lovely. Highly recommended. We may be back!!

One of the best kebabs I’ve had in Copenhagen! The meat is perfectly seasoned, the bread is soft and fresh, and the sauces bring everything together beautifully. The portions are generous without being overwhelming, and everything tastes super fresh. The staff are friendly and fast, even when the place gets busy. Great spot in Vesterbro whether you want a quick bite or a late-night snack. Highly recommended!

Best kebab I had in Cph (and I definitely tried a few). One thing I did not like is that the guy that served us placed the salad in the kebab with his bare hands (although I did not see if he washed his hands or not prior to this); same hands he used for handling trays and other stuff behind the counter. I would have expected some gloves for handling food stuff.

I visited this location quite recently and was pleasantly surprised. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The person at the checkout asked all the necessary questions about my food and drink preferences, which was a great touch. Music was just on spot - not too loud and have the atmosphere of 2k! I got a falafel and can say it was 10/10, very unique flavors and texture. Haven’t had anything like that anywhere else. Definitely will come back with more friends

I have tried many kebab places but this one truly stands out. The meat is always juicy .Everything tastes fresh. The staff are friendly, welcoming, and make you feel like a valued customer every time.

Simply perfect 👌🌯 Went for the Killer Kombo (149dkk) and even got a free sample of their falafel. Definitely worth trying out! Kudos to the staff: everything was made to order and delicious 🔥

This was one of the best meals I had in Copenhagen, and of the best kebabs around the world. The flatbread, meat and sauces are simply delicious. It’s gonna be the first place where I will eat when I visit again.

I had a terrible experience there unfortunately. The moment we walked in we were greeted by a dirty kitchen floor but we still decided to stay and try out the food. The starters were delicious we ordered spring rolls and beef tenderloin skewers. And then when the main course arrived it was a disaster. I ordered white rice and red curry duck. My bf ordered Thai basil noodles with chicken and both dishes were not good. I love duck. I eat duck and I cook duck a lot so I know exactly how it tastes. This one tasted so old like it’s been in the freezer for months kinda taste. The sauce was blunt. My bfs food just tasted like it was rotten. And when we told the waitress that we didn’t like the food, she didn’t even ask why? Or what didn’t you like it was just an “oh okay I’ll go get the bill then” My first time there and last time.

I had an incredible dining experience at Wokshop in Frederiksberg. I ordered the Panang curry with beef, and it was absolutely perfect—the beef was tender and cooked to perfection, complementing the rich, flavorful curry beautifully. I also tried the green papaya salad, which was fresh, crisp, and packed with vibrant flavors. For dessert, the coconut ice cream with fried banana was the perfect sweet ending—creamy, indulgent, and perfectly balanced. A special shoutout to my waiter, Andreas, who was exceptionally kind and attentive. He took the time to thoroughly explain the menu and even introduced me to some of the new seasonal items that aren’t listed yet. His knowledge and enthusiasm truly enhanced my experience. The ambiance at Wokshop is spot on—warm, inviting, and with just the right touch of modern elegance. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, I highly recommend this spot for an authentic and delicious Thai meal. I’ll definitely be back!

There were able to accomodate me for a quick dinner a few minutes before the kitchen closed. They were quite welcoming and the food was prepared quickly and it was quite good and generous. The setting is sleek and beautiful.

We stopped for lunch there and ordered the lunch size portions. They were still big with fresh ingredients and super delicious. The service was as always on point and super nice. Would keep visiting my favourite place for thai food.

Great food! We had the 2 vegetarian options, curry with tofu and the fried noodles. Both was exceptionally delicious. The passion fruit cocktail and lemonade were nice, too The staff was friendly and managed to get a table for us although the place was almost booked. Potions are quite big. The only down point, we had to wait for the food almost for an hour, but we still had a great evening there.

Everything went great. The placement was in a nice and private area. Tuan was very welcoming, and explained us every step of the dinner experience and overall, it was a really pleasant night. I recommend.

Decent Thai wok style spot but is a bit on the expensive end. The food itself was extremely tasty, some on the more salty side, but it was tasty. The service was efficient and was very helpful in explaining the choices. Overall, it's a really good spot for some good Thai style food. However, I would recommend coming in for lunch instead of dinner to take advantage of their lunch offers!

This 3 storey food court has something for everyone and is conveniently located in the city centre. Nice cosy place where you can chill and have food and drinks. Four stars because the prices are on the expensive side (the poke bowl costs DKK 118 and the smørrebrød costs DKK 80).

You can find a wide variety of different foods and drinks in this Food Court. If your Vegan or Meat Eater Wine or Beer drinker for sure you will find the best option for your appetite.

Huge variety of food from different culinary cultures. Most of samples of food on the counter for you to see and some have free samples for you to try! Highly recommended!!

Went to Phillys to see if we finally got the famous philly cheese steak to Denmark for real. Super tasty, delicious ingredients. A bit pricy for the size, but definatley worth it. Will come back soon.

Lovely place I did not know about in the heart of Copenhagen. Cozy atmosphere, went there in the evening, the lights in the garden and cool drawings on the walls make it great. Would recommend, bet it’s nice in the summer when it’s sunny out and can sit outside.

The best of Copenhagen, right here! ❤️ You have to visit this amazing sweet spot to drink, eat and chill..... It's a pleasure to spend many hours there - either inside or outside 😎🎉

I love this place and the variety of food. I’ve been here with 4 of my colleagues. We’ve had such a good time. Definitely we will return

Super tasty! The noodles, soup, and chashu are all well made. The melting egg is a standout - definitely recommend to all ramen lovers!

The restaurant is very small and full. We stood in line to get a table, but had to stand in the line again for 10 minutes to order: there is no table service. You order at the cash desk and pay immediately. It also took more than 10 minutes for our table to get cleaned, the dishes from the previous guests were still there. You share tables with other people, so it’s not very private. Both ramens we tried were very nice and the food arrived quite quickly. I wish they had some more vegetarian options. The prices are good compared to other restaurants in Copenhagen!

Came here spontanously and ordered Chicken Ramen. It tasted special as the chicken was smoked. Super delicious and fresh. Would definitely eat here again.

Stumbled upon this ramen shop while checking into our hotel , was a solid bowl of ramen for the price flavorful broth and good portion size. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it a great spot to warm up and relax for a casual meal. While it might not rival the best ramen found in Japan, it definitely delivers a satisfying and authentic experience in Copenhagen.

Decent ramen, but nothing special. Broth and noodles were okay, toppings felt a bit basic. Service was polite but slow. An average experience overall.

This is easily the top 10 ramen restaurants I've eaten at in Europe. The setup of the place is very simple and focuses on serving tasty ramen and indeed it shows on the quality of soups and noodles served. Service is excellent, they even served the extra noodles separately like how they do it in Japan!

I’ve been here a few times, and I have to say, the food is really delicious! 👌 There was just one time when we had to wait a while for food, and unfortunately, the noodles were a bit rough, but it was rush time, so sometimes it could happen. 😌 Shio ramen is absolutely amazing🥰🥰🥰! The shoyu ramen was a little saltier and had a stronger umami flavor than I prefer, but overall, it’s a lovely spot with a fantastic location. Definitely worth a visit!👍

I’ve visited this place three times and always ordered the Veggie Veggie Bowl. The first two visits were great — a hearty, flavorful bowl, even if not extraordinary. Unfortunately, on my third visit, the mixed salad included in the bowl was clearly spoiled, which was noticeable from the smell and quite disappointing. On top of that, the portion of kimchi, which I usually order additionally for an extra fee, was much smaller than before, just two pieces of cabbage leaves. I hope the kitchen can address this, as the rest of the food has generally been good.

The place is very quaint. Service was quick and friendly. Tried the Goma Spicy Ramen and it was very flavorful ( had the superspicy option)

Had the Mala Monster Miso Ramen. Was tasty and as expected. The spring rolls was very good, nice fillings and flavor. The Kimchi was not good though, bland. Can not recommend. Not a fan of the sweet and sour sauce, perpahs just a personal taste. The interior needs some decorations. Maby they are renovating. Service was ok.

Great tonkotsu and miso ramen. Miso ramen was 5/5 and tonkotsu was 4.5/5, only wish the noodles were thicker. The soup in both were perfect and delicious! Would absolutely visit again. Good, calm and cosy atmosphere.

Best Ramen, I ever had! Also the Starters like the Karaage & the Kimchi were sooo delicous 😊 Arigato Gozaimasu to the whole Team

Delicious veggie poké bowl. Try one of the flavoured sodas, and see if you can get it opened without asking for help!

I had the vegan miso men o ramen, it was very good, be careful when ordering spicy. Mild spice might be enough :) Our friends also loved their Ramen.

I went here a couple times when visiting CPH. My first experience was really good. I ordered the crispy wonton and their special fried duck. They poured the sauce over the fried duck at our table, so the duck skin stayed crispy. It was delicious. When I came back the second time, the fried duck was soggy because the sauce was already poured before served. Char siu rice dish was kinda sweet. But overall experience was good - service was friendly and quick.

I loved my dinner hear. Kitchen is super fast and food is tasty. But please for your ceiling, there was Rockwool popping out, making me feel I was eating on a construction site.

Starting off with good service. The menu is available either digital by scanning a QR code or you get a traditional analogue menu, but the staff will guide you and you get to choose. The food was great. The order was crispy duck and a combination of 3 mixed smaller dishes - spring rolls, dumplings and lotus sallad. Everything was extremely good and tasty. My personal favorites was the duck and lotus sallad. The food was brought in fast which is good when you are hungry. The restaurant was neat and clean. All in all a really good experience.

I have read great reviews about this restaurant, but I think its just a bit above average. We ordered Char Siu with noodles, "Ducking Good" and a side of Pan-fried dumplings. Then we shared the dessert. They gave us the incorrect dish of Char Siu (rice instead of noodles), which was nonetheless a bit dry and not so tasteful. Similarly the dumplings were a bit plain tasting. The duck dish, however, was delicious. They pour the sauce over the hot meat at the table, causing steam to fill the room, which is an exciting stunt. They have a single dessert, hot peanut-covered sesame mochi with vanilla ice cream. Though I haven't tried eating hot mochi before, it was once again a bit plain/basic. The prices are fair & affordable. Regarding the atmosphere, the restaurant felt claustrophobic, affected by being a small space with bad acoustics. Furthermore the seating was very tight, so I had to constantly make space for other guests. I might visit again for the sake of the duck dish. N.B. It's not possible to reserve table ahead of time. It's drop-in only, so if it's full you'll have to sign up for a digital queue.

Overall, Lee’s Kitchen is really great! The portion sizes are very generous, and love, warmth, and friendliness radiates throughout the restaurant. We especially loved the duck, it was really flavorful. The cha siu meat was really tender and went nicely with the noodles. We ordered way too much, but we just wanted to try everything! Coming back soon.

This place is amazing! The restaurant opens at 17:00. But when i arrived at 17:10, the place was already quite crowded, and at 17:40, guests had to wait outside for a table. This says something about quality. I ordered the "ducking good" duck, with some pork/shrimp wontons on the side. I've had Peking duck before, but not like this one. The meat was tender, and yet crispy on one side. Perfect! The wontons were good as well, so all together, it was a great meal! There was almost no waiting time, so imagine my surprise when my order arrived within a few minutes! Great place, great food!

We absolutely loved the food, especially the Ducking Good — crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. It took around 30 minutes to get a table, and the queuing process was a bit confusing since you need to go inside and scan a QR code instead of standing in line. Still, it was totally worth the wait for such amazing Chinese food.