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Copenhagen Restaurants by Cuisine

• African
• American
• Asian
• Bakery
• Barbecue
• British
• Café
• Cajun & Creole
• Caribbean
• Chinese

• Chaiwong
  "Fantastic experience and cozy atmosphere!"
  "I was told by a friend that Chai Wong served most delicious Asian food in Copenhagen. With a strong curiosity, I visited this restaurant with my family last week. The steamed fish was the outstanding dish during our visit. When the waiter served the dish, everyone was surprised with ' WOW'! The ..."fish was amazing served with spicy soup! Stir-fired wok beef was also so delicious. It was one of the best wok dish we have ever tried. Recommended by the waiter, we took the most popular dessert, banana cake. It was served with a nice wooden plate. The ice cream is surrounded by fantastic soft cake and crispy coconut meat. With no doubt,the taste is just exquisite! Service was pretty good, fast and warm welcome. In general it is a very cozy place. Definitely we will come back again. " More >
• Jensens Bofhus
  "Fine for all the family."
  "I was travelling with another merry widow, and out of 9 evenings we ate here 4/5 times. It was excellent value, a good menu, and after a couple of evenings we were treated as regulars. No booking is required and if on arrival there is a queue it soon disappears whether you are a couple or a large ..."family. The just seem to have got it right regarding seating availablity. " More >
• Noma
  "Just Magic!"
  "We visited Noma for the first time in 2011 and was thoroughly impressed. So we were unsure how the return visit would be 2 years later. I you like to have a perfect meal with the usual ingredients, Noma is not for you. But if you want to try new taste sensations, new raw materials and food co..."mbinations outside your normal box, nobody will beat Noma. Out of the 24 different dishes only 5 was the same as we have tried in 2011. The service was informal without being too relaxed. The 12 'starters' was served a bit too fast for us, but this did not spoil the overall impression we had for the 3.5 hours of a truely memorable afternoon. The wine menu is not cheap, but a wonderful opportunity to try wines, you have (probably) never heard of before, and of course a perfect match to the main courses. Is it the best restaurant in the world? Who knows, and I dont care, it it certainly up there, my only problem with Noma is - how do I get a table there, when next in Denmark? " More >