I was a bit skeptical to try this food joint because being from Los Angeles, I did not think that…read moreanyone can come close to the awesomeness of Pho Hoa in Chinatown and Pho So 1 in Reseda. Boy, was I wrong about that! District Tonkin offers a variety of Vietnamese food that rivals the authenticity and flavor of the food served in Los Angeles. The rice noodle salad was served warm with a nice touch of heat. What I like about it was the rice noodles were served warm, unlike in LA the places served their noodles cold. The fish sauce was right on the money! Veggies were crisp and fresh tasting! The Vietnamese eggrolls did not disappoint, they were meaty and crunchy! The banh mi sandwich was gigantic. The liver pate seemed to me inadequate (or missing!) and I just wished that there was a bit more of the cold cut meat. Still awesome sandwich! Beef stew was very tasty and addicting. Not too rich and very nice to pair with their full size fresh french baguette. Price was fair and the staff were polite and friendly. Just a tad bit disappointed that they do not serve Pho until 5:30 pm. I came in for lunch. I was thinking to myself, they serve Pho at 7:30 AM in Los Angeles! LOL!

Decent Vietnamese food by European standards but definitely not among the top I've had. Portion…read moresize was decent but the broth lacked flavor and the noodles were a bit mushy. Mango drink is basically condensed milk mixed with mango yogurt (very sweet but very good). I might come back if I have a strong craving for pho but most likely not.

Was super excited that they had chicken Pho and it was pretty good along with the crispy spring…read morerolls. We were sat promptly and the atmosphere was nice; however, the servers didn't seem too friendly. I left a cash tip and when paying my tab via credit card, the server automatically selected 10% tip which I thought was very shady because I had already handed him a 25% tip! Very shady and luckily I caught it so I just voided the transaction and made sure to select "no tip" on the credit card machine because I had already handed him the cash tip. There were a lot of locals here, so many he was taking advantage of us because he knew we were tourists. Just be careful!

Absolutely loved this upscale Vietnamese place. I walked in and it was dead silent in the…read morerestaurant because the owner was giving a speech to the dining room so I thought they were having a special event. Luckily, the bar area server/bartender Maria welcomed me with open arms and took such good care of me. The pho was so flavorful and delicious as was the cocktail and scallop appetizer. Thank you for being one of my favorite places to eat in Copenhagen.

It's true for us Asians... we can only go so long before we need to find rice and noodles. This…read moreplace was recommended to us. I was skeptical at first because of other "Asian" food I've tried in Denmark left me wanting still. When we arrived, there was a wait outside the door. In fact, every subsequent time I've come here there is a wait outside the door. That is a good sign! Reservations are recommended, but I feel this place needs a better system. You call in and if you're lucky someone will answer and put your name down. However, once you arrive you could still be waiting. They do take walk-in, you just need to be patient. Obviously based on the name, this is Hanoi style pho. It was a bowl of home for me. The soup was tasty and the beef was soft. Portions were good and I was definitely full afterwards. I did cry a little on the inside that I paid over $20 USD for a bowl of pho, but that's what you get when you travel. I also tried their shaking beef which was also yummy.

Meh. Broth reaked of fish sauce. Staff was rude. Tiny place where they kick your chair if it sticks…read moreout a little since there's only room for 1 person to walk thru. Better places than here.

We came here tonight for dinner while on vacation in Copenhagen. We got there around 830 and…read moreunfortunately they were out of all their banh mi. We got the chicken vermicelli bowl and the pho. Both of the dishes were delicious and packed with flavor. The pho had a rich broth with plenty of beef and noodles. Adding hoisin and some sriracha were the perfect accompaniments. The vermicelli bowl was slightly spicy and had a delicious sauce on it. Both dishes had plenty of veggies in them (particularly the vermicelli bowl) and I particularly liked the pickled carrots in the vermicelli bowl. You order at the counter when you get here and then find a table. They had about a dozen tables so despite the place being busy, it wasn't hard to find a seat. I definitely recommend this place if you're craving some Vietnamese food. You won't be disappointed.

After a long flight, annoying rain, and basics exhaustion, I was happy to sit and order food…read more We had to order at the bar/front area, then they bring you your food. Warning it has A LOT of cilantro and the cucumber pieces are also really big. The sauce was good and the pork was tasty. Keep in mind it's European portions and not American portions so expect less meat and more veggies. Still good. Almost went back for their banh mi.

I heard about this place because they were awarded the just eat award for best take away in…read moreCopenhagen, so I just had to try them! I was so happy to find genuine and amazing Vietnamese food in Copenhagen, hurrah! they have a rich menu and everything I've had on it has been delicious. i was especially excited to learn that they had vegan pho! i haven't seen that anywhere in Copenhagen before! I love this place.

Awesome place with awesome tasting dishes. Authentic vietnamese food, coupled with great friendly…read morestaff. We will be coming back!

This review is for those from US/New York visiting Denmark. This casual romantic Vietnamese…read morerestaurant has been renamed to Bëp Viet (Viet Kitchen) is located in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark. The venue (+1) Pretty clean with nice warm lighting, brick wall backdrop, candle at tables, nice Vietnamese paintings, a great place to bring a date for a casual lunch or dinner The staff (+1) Very friendly with big welcoming smiles Food (+1) The spicy beef with pork broth Pho was very good The Vietnamese fried rice with eggs and pork was surprisingly good Drinks (+1) Vietnamese coffee, strong with smooth condensed milk They have Saigon Export, nice and cold Price (-1) Total was $330 DKK or $47 USD is higher than I'm used to for a Vietnamese casual meal back home in New York. However maybe normal for Frederiksberg district in Copenhagen. Would come back again next time I'm in town to try other dishes.

I had a mixed experience here. My first visit I had the beef Pho Bo and it was amazing. The second…read moretime I went the same Pho Bo was horrible; the broth was like dish water and there were huge chunks of fat and meat that looked dark and old. At this point, all I can say is good luck if you eat here.

This place saved me my first night in Copenhagen. I was starving and luckily Yelp came to the…read morerescue. Located about 5mins from where I was staying I rushed to order take-away. Staff was friendly. It's not a large restaurant but they do have outdoor chairs as well. The beef soup I wanted wasn't available :( but I was able to order several other items which were all tasty. When I travel, I am always skeptical about getting ethnic food outside of it's native country but this was good. Not the best, but it was good. I was in town for 3 days and I came here to eat twice so that must mean something. Prices were higher than I typically would pay for Vietnamese food back in NY though.

This is my best experience in Copenhagen. delicious food. not heavy. friendly service, feel like…read morefamily. I could dine here everyday for a year.

Pretty damn good Pho for Copenhagen!…read more The best eggrolls I've tried. You didn't even need any dipping sauce for it. But they don't do it like normal where they'll give you bigger pieces of salad to wrap it. The fish sauce was too salty, so dip it in the sweet and sour if you have to. Pho- a big bowl of pho, pricey for a bowl of pho (California standards) but for Copenhagen prices it's on the "cheap" side. Cheap as in converted to USD it'll be about $20ish for a bowl of pho. They had all the ingredients you needed. The beef on the other hand was a too much in pieces for me. Usually pho will have the thinly slices of beef but Pho Saigon had small chunks here and there. The broth itself was really good and flavorful, tasted very herby and fresh. This was probably the best food deal I had in Copenhagen!

We were coming from a cruise ship and have been craving for Pho . Thanks to Yelp we found this…read moreplace.. It was raining hard so a bowl of pho soup was much needed . We found this place 15 mins away from the main tourists attraction. We were really surprised on how delicious the food was . Pho broth was very hot and tasty , just how I like it. The bowl was very big and they gave us a lot of meat and meatballs . fresh chilly was an added bonus for me :) The owner is Chinese ( not Vietnamese) but she speaks perfect English! Highly recommend this restaurant.. a hidden gem

This is a nice little restaurant. The owners are Chinese and very kind, nice and sweet…read more They are proud of making good food and they always use fresh vegetables. We always get a great service, we come here so often that they almost know what we want to order. They might seem a bit special in the way they serve you or take your order, but that is part of the charm. It is cosy place and we recommend it for dinner as a couple, with friends and group. Everything on the menu looks inviting and very filling, so if you are looking for warm satisfying food and affordable good food this is definitely the place.

The food is ok to meh. I had the crab and shrimp soup. There was no crab in sight and what I…read morereceived, though nice, was just an imitation of what it should have been. I went searching for Vietnamese soup though, because I had a cold, and Denmark refuses to sell cold medicine over the counter! So, I was trying to treat my cold with hot soup, and the "hot soup" aspect was fulfilled. Authentic? Amazing? Not really. The many of missing stars are for the service. The woman who's front of house never asked me if I wanted a drink, and when I did ask for some water, I watched her fill a glass from the back sink, and then saw a 5kr charge for that. Really? Beware, she speaks little to no English. I probably should have known better when I walked in, as the place was empty the entire time I was there.

I'm not going to comment on the price as it will be fairly average for locals, and super expensive…read moreif you're just visiting. It's Denmark, folks. That said, this is the spot to try if you want to taste the famous "LêLê" menu without going to the actual fine-dining restaurant. Unless of course you have the $. Great spot for a cool salad and Vietnamese ice coffee on a hot summer day, but flavors are not authentic enough to satisfy my vietnamese food craving. Salad was just regular greens with a simple sauce, nothing I couldn't make from my own kitchen. Vermicelli roll was OK, again nothing special, making it seem overpriced even for Copenhagen. I think a lot of it has to do with the branding - they do a good job of spreading themselves throughout the city, making themselves known to the Danes who will find the cuisine new and interesting. Good, fresh picnic food. I'm glad they don't pre-make their rolls. But overall, I wouldn't recommend LêLê, as there are other more affordable, more bang-for-your-buck options if you just do your research. Hint: Do you want real, tasty, authentic vietnamese food in Copenhagen? Go to Nha Trang in Nørrebro!!! All main plates are around 100 dkk, AMAZING Vietnamese coffee. Seriously, GO!

This was our first meal in Copenhagen and we really enjoyed it. The food was delicious and…read morewonderfully spicy, the atmosphere relaxed, and the general ambiance chic. I appreciated the free tap water. As a tourist, I also appreciated the menu having pictures; this helped me pick up some Danish while feeling confident that I knew what I was ordering. I end up giving LêLê 2 stars simply because of price. They were just so hugely expensive that what we ate did not match what we paid. Had they been *half* the price, I would happily give them 4 stars. But given the price, it's like eating an ordinary meal in a cafeteria but paying for a really fancy one at a sit-down place. We didn't know any better, again, because it was our first meal in the city. But as we came to understanding pricing during our visit here, we also came to understand just how overprice LêLê is.