If you want to have an authentic Japanese sushi experience, please come to Bento! Reservation is a…read moremust! 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!

Tiny place, but we got in. Super friendly service. I had the tuna. It was a huge order of sashimi…read moregrade tuna. Seared on outside and rare inside. The glaze was hosin based, and I love hosin. The rice was perfect. The miso soup was delicate and mild. Another great side. The salad was excellent and dressed well.

Came due to all the positive reviews, was sorely disappointed. No "authentic" experience. You are…read moreunceremoniously seated and told to just order at the counter. The ramen is way way too salty. Attempt of makeup for lack of depth via salt. The bowl also has nothing in it - 2 pieces of pork, nori, and green onion. Not even some bamboo as seen in other photos? Disappointing and not recommended.

My second time visiting here (last time was in 2019) and it was pretty much the same as I remember…read moreit. You order at the counter and they bring your ramen out very quickly. They have 3 vegan ramens, including a spicy miso ramen (145 DKK), which is what both my wife & I each got. The ramen came out in 5-10 minutes. The broth has a nice miso depth, is only lightly spicy, and comes with nicely marinated, cold, mixed wild mushrooms, soft tofu (cold as well until the broth heats it up), and green onions. The noodles are on the thicker side and cooked nicely. Overall, this is definitely better than Mr Ramen's vegan ramen (which I had the day before), but pricier (145 vs 115 DDK). It's nothing amazing, but perhaps that's my Vancouver bias given the amazing ramen quality we have there. All in all, a solid spot for ramen CPH.

After visiting Oki sushi I can easily say that was the best sushi experience I have had in…read moreCopenhagen so far. Me and my girlfriend went the for the "All you can eat" option which includes all varieties of sushi, small starters and lots of skewers and noodles etc. We got a card and a pen and we had to look into the menu and write down which things we wanted (up to 10 pieces per person each time- if you order let's say Uramaki the roll of sushi consists of 4 pieces= you have 6 pieces left to order). Each time they bring you the food you get a new card in case you want to eat more. The max 10 pieces per order is a good way of avoiding food waste and I totally respect this place for doing it. Let's say a little about the food now. We tried many many different kinds of sushi from Futomaki, to Nigiri, Uramaki and Special Maki (managed to fill out the card three times) and all were super delicious. My favourite roll is the Hawaii roll! Yummi! We also order some of the warm options like tempura onion rings, spring rolls, chicken skewers and noodles. The onion rings were amazing- they have a super crunchy texture because of the panko which is the Japanese bread crumb. Every single things we ordered was beautifully places and the plate and the warm things put in lovely small plates or bowls. The staff was very friendly and happy to help with any questions. I can only say good things about this place. Will be back FOR SURE.

Probably not the best sushi in the world but if you feel like eating a lot and u wanna eat sushi,…read morethat's the place. With a fair price, you get all you can eat. Remember to eat it ALL!! they charge your by piece if you leave something :) the waitress is little bit harsh but it's Ok.

Owner is Japanese and my husband is Japanese so he was very pleased with the food. Small portions…read moreyou can share. Attractive atmosphere.

Most authentic Japanese place in Copenhagen. Only people who actually visited Japan will know…read more Super delicious menu and cozy small restaurant. Super friendly staff and good prices. Definitely go for the full course menu.

I made the mistake of mapping the restaurant via Yelp, Studio had just relocated. So we got to…read moretheir old location by foot and found nothing. Dialed the restaurant and found out we were about 3 miles away and CPH only has taxis - so we had to walk back to the city center to hail one. Front of the house was so graceful about the whole ordeal - told us not to worry and to just get their safely. Truly took the burden off us! The food - let it take you on a head to tail journey. Incredibly well thought out food - locally foraged and harvested ingredients. A beautiful bounty of Scandinavian ingredients, manipulated with the utmost precision. Chef presented several of the courses - inspiring to hear the descriptions from the creator himself and he was so authentically engaged when we peppered him with questions. At the end of the night it was a bit challenging getting a taxi back - even Chef got involved in the process. The humility and graciousness, stunning. All memorable and fantastic. Wouldn't change a thing.

This was the most underwhelming meal in Copenhagen for me. This review is a few weeks late (i…read morevisited CPH last month). The location is awesome, the staff are great and friendly. Chef Alan Bates was pretty good in conversation. But, the food just didn't hit the mark. I was there lunch time and ordered 5 course menu (they only have that for lunches, otherwise you can go for more traditional 9 course menu). The trout tart looked beautiful, didn't have much of wow factor in taste though. The pasta dish was good with ton of truffle shavings. The main meat dish was not at all there. I mean it was cooked nice but there was a side of tempura made from pig-brain if i remember correctly, and it was pretty bad!! Not fried well, was chewy and the fried batter coating got badly stuck on my teeth! Dessert was good.

This cute little place offers Japanese street food, snacks and more for very good prices…read more I opted for an Okonomiyaki, which is basically a hybrid between a pancake and an omelet and the word means "what you liked, grilled". Cannot be better than that. They have three different flavors: chicken, bacon and tofu and they are all for 50 DKK. Menu also includes a variety of side dishes such as Chicken Nanban for 35 DKK, chicken wings, many yakitoris, miso soup and more. Everything was fresh and nice, I just would want the fried chicken to be a bit more juicy next time. Decor is adorable and simple, service is kind (and speaks English) which makes this a really great place to have lunch

Good and cheap place in Copenhagen? Yes, please…read more Japanese Kuma serves good Japanese "snacks" such as Okonomiyaki (a mixed between pancake and omelette with toppings on top), sweet potato, spinach salad, kimchi, miso soup and sticks. It's good that more and more Japanese places like this show up in town, so people know that Japanese food isn't all about sushi and sashimi. The portion is small, but the price is small too, or if you're ravenous like me, you could get the menu instead and have a couple of dishes together. I had menu 1 which consists of okonomiyaki, two sticks (pork belly and mushroom), rice and kimchi (which I exchanged to korokke (Japanese deep fried potato balls) and I got miso soup as extra (do me a favour and order the heavenly miso soup) while my eating mate Anders A got the Menu 3 with more items. You can also get the Japanese beer Hitachino here along with classic items such as coffee and tea (Japanese green tea, obviously). I can't recommend this place enough, go here! A little warning: The place is small and they don't take reservations, but by all means, drop by if you have time and the hunger!

I was very skeptical at start about this restaurant, especially because it got three star rating…read moreand below from previous reviews and it seems like nobody (at least nobody from yelp) has visited this place recently. Although I have been walking along Vesterbrogade for so many times, somehow this place is invisible to me, only after Linnea R arranged an event to dine here that I discovered this place. I wasn't hungry enough to order the teppanyaki menu so I decided to get the sushi and sashimi menu instead and split a bowl of soba with raw egg with Mina K while the rest of us ordered teppannyaki. Oh well, how sorry I was for not choosing it. The seafood one looked absolutely divine especially when the chef was cooking them in front of us (we were seated by the teppan table). Although the price seemed a bit steep for the menu (420 dkk), you got tons of food for it as I have witnessed from my dining company's meal. You get the starter sushi / sashimi, you get the seafood teppannyaki with rice and miso soup and believe me, there were plenty of food to go around. One thing that pulls one star down from the perfect five was the SLOWNESS of the service. It took forever to get our food (well, the teppanyaki menu was a show of itself) but the sushi took a long time to appear, apparently. Even when we wanted to leave and wanted to get our bill, it took forever as well. This time it was alright because we had great dining company so we didn't mind waiting but we spent what it was like four hours in the restaurant. Sorry, I'd like my food to be faster please. Hungry! *points to stomach*

If you're craving authentic Japanese food - this is the place to go! In a jungle of running sushi…read moreand wannabe Japanese restaurants this is the real deal. Hard to find on your own because it is on the first floor. As one of only two places in Denmark this place features a "Teppan yaki" table where the chef prepares your food on a big hot plate in front of you. The "Ume" course is my favorite but even at the regular tables you have a great variety of traditional Japanese dishes to choose from. Yum!!

The reason I choose this restaurant is because 1) it's very close to my place, and 2) the 4 star…read moreTripAdvisor review. I booked a table here for a birthday dinner with my husband. The table was reserved for 7:30, however I called them at 7:20 to change the reservation to 8:00 due to the train delayed. When I arrived, I saw 4 empty table in the middle of the restaurant, yet the waitress went to the corner table (towards the kitchen), picked up the employees jacket, bag, and their belonging, then asked me and my husband to sit there. I said no and asked why can't I sit elsewhere, simply because the smoke from the kitchen is too strong. The waitress said it is because they already have group reservation for 8 and 6 people at 8:00 in the empty table. Bear in mind that by the time we had this argument, it was already 8:15 and the table still unoccupied. At this point, I already felt like they just wanted to "get rid" of me and my husband by asking us to sit in the corner and be invincible. Super!

Welcome to my life- my new favourite sushi place in Copenhagen. Me and my boyfriend have decided us…read moreto go through most of Copenhagen's sushi place in order to find the best sushi..Stick's and SUshi-MOVE OUT and make place for Omakase. Even the small maki were delicious and the rice was perfectly flavoured in all rolls. The vietnamese spring rolls will never be my favourite and were quite boring. However the fried roll with scallops was fantastic. Now it is very difficult to leave Omakase (for the time being) in order to continue browsing sushi..but we'll be back!!

Nice and friendly staff who quickly made our order. The sushi both looked and tasted good!read more