This was an awesome find!! It's like a huge food hall with…read moredifferent local foods. One of the main dishes I found is different toasts with toppers. It's easy to walk around and find literally anything for anyone to eat! This is a good lovers dream!

I feel it's important to share my disappointing experience in Torvehallerne at Omegn & Venner…read moreDuring our meal, our belongings were stolen, which severely affected our overall experience. Alarmingly, the staff seemed familiar with the thief/theft, even conversing with him in Roma, and appeared more upset with us for expressing our distress than with the situation itself. To make matters worse, the chef was confrontational and lacked empathy. If my customers were robbed in my establishment, I would be deeply embarrassed and would prioritize assisting them instead of responding aggressively. I was unable to pay for our meal because my device was taken, yet the restaurant insisted on charging us the full price, which we observed another patron pay. They did not contact the police or report the theft. Instead of providing assistance, we were asked to leave while the thief was allowed to walk away, despite three witnesses confirming he was the one responsible. Afterward, we approached the police, who informed us that such treatment of customers is unacceptable and raises serious safety concerns. I strongly advise potential diners to reconsider their choice of restaurant. While the food may be enjoyable, the treatment of customers left much to be desired.

I wish I could rate it higher. This week's menu had mousakka, a favorite dish for me. What did it…read morecome out to be? A bunch of small danish potatoes tossed together with couple baked eggplants and a strange mixture of ground and stew beef mixture. Side dish to it was cabbage tatziki. Please don't call this dish mousakka, just adding the spices doesn't make it real. A big disappointment. And who has ever heard of cabbage tatziki? A danish invention for sure. The chicken meal was ok, focaccia was in fact good. There you go 3 stars basically for their bread. Not going back. Cofoco is a much better option.

This place was a savior for our family with small children while we were visiting Copenhagen this…read moresummer. After a long day of sightseeing we wanted to relax in our airbnb apartment and have a home cooked meal without the extra work of shopping or taking our tired little ones to a restaurant. We had 4 different dishes (fish, sausage, chicken), as well as the salad and all of them were wonderfully fresh and delicious. The sauces were great too, and we used the free pancake batter for breakfast the next morning. The staff were friendly and accommodating and explained every dish to us. A wonderful find!

Simple menu but orchestrated well. Basic Korean dishes with full flavor. I would recommend this…read moreplace for a quick meal. Good service, cozy ambiance, decent portion. Great place for a quick bite in a good tourist area.

I have been here for the Mother & Daughter pop up event, but I should have been sooner. This place…read moreis very small, on the quiet side of Linnésgade, just a few steps away from Torvehallerne and Nørreport station. Anders A and I got the stir fry spicy pork, the tofu stir fry and the Korean pancake, they were delicious but my favourite was definitely the pancake since the name of the place suggests that it's their main menu, isn't it? The Korean pancake? This place is really small, and I don't know if they take a reservation, if they do, do reserve your place beforehand. All this time we had to go to Vanløse to get our Korean fix, could it be that the solution is a just halfway the metro ride? I need to go back again to try more of the menu, but from what I tasted it, I like it. Korean fast food yes, please...

New location of the lovely Homemate just opened on Frederiksberg Alle…read more Same concept as always: easy made food, chopped/prepared and all you have to do is bake in the oven for 12-15minutes and then you have a good homemate dinner. I have tried some of their fish dishes and bread from this location and it is same high standard. The staff is friendly and helpful. The dinners are around 110-120kr each.

This cozy, intimate restaurant is a must try while in Copenhagen. This was my favorite meal while…read morevisiting the city. My peppercorn steak was cooked perfectly and so flavorful. The soup was also delicious. The portion sizes were more than filling. There are many highly rated restaurants in Copenhagen, and I would definitely recommend this one for its quality and value.

I don't know what happened to my pictures but this meal was fabulous. The atmosphere is cozy and…read morethe service is superb! We sat in the front room. We started with a bottle of wine. We started with their creamy mushroom soup topped with trifle oil. I still dream about this soup. For mains my hubby got the Steak and I got the Duck Confit. Both were perfectly cooked. We had no room for dessert and walked back to our hotel near Tivoli Gardens very satisfied. I Highly recommend this restaurant.

I have found a new spot in Copenhagen. This place is now four months old and wish them great…read moresuccess! Hawaiian Poke is an easy thing to claim and an easy think to screw up. This place does not disappoint. Fresh fish, fresh options, interesting simple twists and plenty of ability to make it your own. The friendliness of the staff and cool music is icing on the cake. I got the "Heat Wave" with a kale base. Wife got the same but with rice. Spicy tuna. Daughter got "Salmonhagen". I tasted everything. I will be back!!

Omg, these savory hottoek were SO good. Never seen these in Korea or California, just had the…read moretraditional sweet ones in the past. Cute and casual ambiance with a mini photo booth where you can stick your photo onto their wall. Fun atmosphere with the latest kpop hits blasting (hello New Jeans, Le Sserafim, & ILLIT)! Not much seating, just a bench so more of a grab and go spot. Woman helping us was kind and patient as we decided what we wanted, could watch her make our food. Good service. Highly recommend for a quick/small lunch or snack.

(Don't know why this business was not merged to Seedhoddeok since I reviewed it first on…read more5/16/2015.) It took a while, but Korean food finally seems to be gaining ground in Denmark. Kopan seems to have given the greatest push this year with their food cart serving sweet and savoury pancakes. Their old name, seed hoddeok, refers to deep-fried dough which is flattened and opened to make a pocket, then stuffed with seeds and honey/brown sugar. I tried a sample of it and the dough is tender and slightly chewy inside with a nice crispy crust. I ordered rice cakes mixed with fish cakes (tteokbokki) for 45kr and the rice cakes were especially good with a slight crisp on the outside. They were only a little spicy to me, but tasted great. It is a small but very filling dish as the rice cakes are very compact. I also got a marinated grilled beef (bulgogi) pancake for 50kr. It was very morseish with onions and potato starch noodles (japchae) and the freshly fried dough was even better than the sample of the seed pancake. This is a great place to stop by when you need a substantial snack or just want to try some authentic Korean street food.