Good quality sushi, carefully prepared and with smiling service. I'm not sure what problem the previous reviewer experienced, but perhaps walking into a Chinese restaurant asking for a recommendation for another wasn't the best way to start. The staff were certainly keen to help us order on our visit, which was a bit irritating, but we were clear what we wanted and what we got was good food, slightly on the expensive side, but only what you'd expect for the tourist centre of Copenhagen. We ate decent breaded shrimp and fish, good mixed sushi, and an excellent 'dragon roll' with a single enormous deep fried shrimp as the centre piece. Beef udon was nothing special. Decent gyoza. Ask for the homemade chilli sauce if you like it hot. If you're in this part of town and want to avoid the real tourist traps, this is a good option. Total cost for 4, including half a bottle of good Alsace riesling, about 900 krone. read more

Mapo Tofu tasted like soap, I asked for it to be replaced, but I was told the kitchen tasted it and it was fine. The waitress actually put the dish back on the table. Gross!!! read more

"I was so excited to try this new place! However, I had a disappointing experience at this bar. The atmosphere was nice, but the communication was really lacking. When I politely asked for a chili sauce, the staff member gave me a look, as if I was asking for too much, and told me I should only use a little because the food was already delicious. Then, after I ordered a second drink, he abruptly told me I had to finish in 10 minutes because they needed the table - without any prior warning. If I had known this earlier, I would have planned my time better to actually enjoy my dinner. I was just trying to relax, but this made me feel unwelcome. I really hope they improve their communication so other customers don't have to deal with this." read more

Anytime I can try dim sum in a place where you'd least expect it, I'll always do it. This place had over 2,000 reviews on Google so I was excited to find out that it was a short bus ride from my hotel. Even though it's called Hidden Dim Sum, it was pretty easy to find. The restaurant was bright and quant, however the tables are meant for mostly parties of 2 with a few for up to 4. Coming from LA, I tried not to have high expectations, but I didn't expect to be this disappointed. We only ordered 4 items- the wok noodles were so bland that I had to add extra soy sauce, the toast bite was supposed to be shrimp toast but it looked and tasted more like a crispy sesame toast, the spicy dumplings was stuffed with peanuts which I didn't care for, the best dish was the green beans in black bean sauce which was on point but came out last when we were nearly done eating. I didn't take any pics because I wasn't planning on leaving a review, but after finding out that our disappointing meal was $118 USD, I changed my mind. read more

Great little venue, very fluid, only downside for us was having to have some form of Danish krona to pay. But the food was amazing, I loved the vibe. read more

No one at downstairs bar/restaurant when I arrived. Went upstairs then back downstairs. Arrogant worker told me that they do not accept credit cards, only cash or mobile pay-no Apple Pay! What central city location does this. I left, to the hell with them read more

Ok, this used to be among my favorite places in town, but they raised their prices so much that it's no longer fair to the customers. We ended up paying as much as one would for fine dining and that's not exactly what you get here. It's good dim-sum, but come on, it feels like a rip-off to pay so much for something that's supposed to be just casual street food. Also, the place is always packed to the max now and the ambiance suffers because of that. What used to be a perfect balance between price, quality, service and experience has been ruined for me now. read more

Made a reservation and no where online did it mention you needed a danish card to eat here. We walked 30 minutes to get to the place and they said they wouldn't accept any other form of payment (in the middle of Copenhagen where so many people are tourists). Very unapologetic and they sent us away. read more

Upfront. It's either Danish credit card or Danish cash only. They said you can find this on their web site at the bottom of the page. I never saw it via a mobile browser. Anyway, that's their requirements. Danish places are not in my experience the best when it comes to checking up, so be aware. Water isn't free, another common Copenhagen custom I had the goza dim sum, it was good I wish it had a nice dipping sauce beyond chili sauce and soy sauce. The other dish was the Tofu with veggies dish. The Tofu was soft and really soaked in the flavors. Veggies were nice but finding a mushroom was like trying to find Moby Dick. Rare. The plates on the table were not clean, so I used the one that came with the dim sum. I could have asked for another one, but why bother to ask them. A solid establishment for Asian cuisine in Copenhagen. BTW the ATM machine is across the paved front area, then hook a left. It's about a five minute walk. read more

INFO: This place is called Hidden Dimsum now The food in this place? Excellent. I won't deny it, but why three stars? 1. There is no order list where you can order down your dimsum, to keep track how much you order, because you obviously order more than just one or two dishes when you're ordering dimsum. When I asked for a list, they said they had none but they could give me a post it to write it down. What? 2. The menu is short and simple, I suppose it's made for dimsum newbies, which is good. The more people into dimsum, the better, but not a whole lot option. 3. Skimping on soya and chili sauce is almost unacceptable (especially in Chinese/Asian restaurants). Really? Just put the damn bottles/containers on the table. 4. No foreign cards accepted. Well, I guess Mastercard and Visa should work worldwide? No? Apparently not I get it, they want to introduce dimsum to whole other kind of crowd, those who probably would feel intimidated in an old-fashioned Chinese restaurants, but it just feel odd for me to be in this place. Almost like dimsum place for westerners not that there's anything wrong with that. But I will stick to the other (more authentic) places read more

Hidden Dimsum - Dim Sum Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

From the previous reviews, this restaurant might of been a Japanese restaurant before, but when I came in early June 2016, it is now converted to a Chinese dim sum place (maybe at least in the afternoon). Came here with my cousin and my parents because my parents were craving for dim sum (they have it once a week in Toronto!!). Taste of Fortune is located beside an old prison and a government building, a very nice square with great views. The decoration of this restaurant is very clean, mainly white and somewhat modern. Dim Sum wise, they have a lot of varieties, but they are all around 45 Dannish krone per dish, and if you do the math, that's $9 Canadian per dish! And you are talking about a dim sum with 4 siu mai or 4 hai gao, that is MAD expensive! Despite the price, their dim sum were very hot (made on the spot) and tasted decent, but I still don't see how it justifies the extremely high price, hence, 3 stars only. read more

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Believe the negative reviews of this place. It's all true. Although the dim sum was good not great, everything else left a bad taste in my mouth. Pricing: it is on the high side. Very high side. But it's the hidden cost not on the menu that gets you. She charged for tap water without telling us. Turning on the faucet would cost as much as a dim sum dish. Want to pay with a foreign credit card? That's a 4 percent up charge. In all the weeks I spent in 3 Nordic countries from eating fine dining to eating gas station hot dogs this was the only place that does it. Total WTF right here. read more

Randomly walked in here asking for a good Chinese hotpot place recommendation. The waitress said "this is it, you've found it". So we decided to give it a shot, having a dinner here tonight. Nonetheless, this night became by far the worst dinner scam I ever had in my lifetime. We had a table for 4, and as usual, we sat down pondering what to eat. However, the waitress went on to set up a meal plan for us, ordering a good amount of veggies and meats with some drinks, with which we were ok at first. Since we are a big fan of seafood, we had also ordered some (particularly 12 oysters, some fish/shrimps). Let's leave the nasty foods aside for a moment. When we called for the bill at the very end, the waitress (whose service had been terribly sloppy and disrespectful throughout the entire night) simply handed us a paper, saying kr. 3500, which was equivalent to about $520 USD. We then asked for the further pricing breakdown for the sake of clarification, she walked back to the register, discussing with the so-called owner. After a while, what we saw was another piece of paper, stating what we've had AND interestingly, what we have NOT HAD. Can your believe a piece of tofu costs us kr. 169??? These people are complete scumbags, making up all of their wishful numbers on our check. They even mentioned 4% credit card processing fee that is required across the entire country of Denmark without any basis. We were obviously very unhappy about this type of fuzzy explanation; they even said to us literally "you guys should not have come out for the dinner if you cannot afford one". We were simply stunned by what they said!!!!! I here strongly advise no one to even step into this damn restaurant door. This has been a complete hell of a dining experience and I feel disgusted by the way they try to cheat on their customers like this! read more

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Went there twice with friend, if I would have choose a Chinese restaurant to go to by myself, this one definitely will NOT be my choice. First reason, the food is ok, not the best. There are other Chinese restaurants much better, and more fair with prices. Second, here come the story which makes me very disappointed at the restaurant. When last time we were there, we ordered a dish with fish, price on the menu is 169kr. While we were ordering, the waitress(also the owner of the restaurant) gave us two options of two different kinds of fishes WITHOUT telling us there are price different in them. After we had eaten, want to pay. The price went up to 269kr for that fish dish. Of cause we asked why, the reply from her is, because you choose this certain kind of fish. I found this is very unfair for customers. I think what she did, shows that she has absolutely no business ethics! read more

They do make efforts to make tourists feel unwelcomed. I even suspected if it's a legitimate restaurant business. something fishy there. Anyway it was definitely a very unpleasant meal. wouldn't have stayed if my young child wasn't tired and grumpy. The guy claimed to be manager was most rude and arrogant, the food was not brilliant either. Really regret walked in there. read more

Authentic dim sum. Tastes like China. if you want to eat Chinese food in Copenhagen this the place. I agree that if the cook Chinese order the chef's speciality, not a foreign cuisine. read more

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Delicious sushi in a nice and comfortable restaurant. Very friendly staff, will definitely come back! read more

Hidden Dimsum - California roll and ebi crispy roll *yum* - Dim Sum Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

One of the best dim-sum I have ever tasted! very nice and quality food and the staff was welcoming, friendly and professional. The restaurant was clean, tidy and the rest rooms as well. read more

This is a clean, modern restaurant with traditional Chinese and sushi options on their menu. They also have and decent variety of dim sum on their menu. We decided on a mostly vegetarian selection for dinner, including tofu with mixed vegetables and a variety of dim sum. The sauce and spice of our tofu dish was amazing, a perfect blend of spice, salt and seasonings. Our dim sum was very good as well, with delicate flavors and wrappings that were not too thick or over powering. Sushi appears to be popular here as well. Overall I do think the menu is pricey for what it is, but it is a good option for fresh Asian food with very good flavors and a nice selection of vegetarian options. read more

A short visit to Trip of Fortune being recommend from a colleague. It is a very nice dimsum restaurant, and actually the dimsum quality fully matches some of the best dimsum restaurants in central London China town. The restaurant was located in a historical building in the middle of Copenhagen. I ordered salt and pepper squid, ha kou, wanton noodles and egg tart. Very nice experience! read more

Stopped by for sashimi and tempura and ordered rice noodle roll like the one you get at dimsum. The rice noodle roll was good, but I wouldn't go there again for Japanese food. It is indeed overpriced, and the quality is just not as good as nearby sushi restaurants. The sashimi was served on plastic on ice, and the tempura was not authentic. The place is run by Chinese people. I suggest you order off the Chinese menu instead. The rice noodle roll alone was very good. :) read more

We had our two last dinners in this restaurant prior returning to NY. On the first evening, we had 9 course of dimsum, which was very originally made. My impression of our trip around Scandinavian was that the Chinese food are usually not very originally, however, this restaurant took us by surprise in terms of originality, and can easily be matched against similar dimsum restaurants in NY. Since we were very pleased with the food, we asked the owner for recommendation of dinner the next evening. The owner recommened seafood and hot pot which we didn't hesitate and agreed to with a preagreed price of 900 kr for all of us. On the next evening, we were served 24 oysters, fish, squid and vegetables. The hotpot was very well made, and when the owner realized that my children had difficulty in coping with the hot food, he changed the soup basis free of charge. To conclude the dinning experience, the service and the value of the quality food are all very satisfying. This is definately one of the best Chinese restaurants in Copenhagen, and I have no hesitatation in recommending it to anyone. read more

I had a couple sushi rolls and edamame, all of it fresh and excellent. Comfortable, quaint setting.

Nice food and environment.However, the waitress somehow wanted to be part of our table conversation from beginning until we finished the food! It's really annoying... read more

Had lunch here today - the tempura udon souop. A bowl of noodles with a tea spoon worth of spring onions on top in a plain soy-miso Soup. With two deep fried shrimps on the side. And nothing else. Taste was fine but bland and the shrimp had a wierd taste. Hope I'm not going to be sick.... They charged 109 kr. for the udon soup which is about 4 or 5 times what would be reasonable to charge for that meal. On top of that they had the guts to charge 15 kr. for a glas of tap water - no ice or lemon.... At the table next to me they got instant cup noodle soup - served in the cup. On the plus side the waiter was very friendly. read more

Such a sweet and cozy restaurant serving exquisite dim sum and sushi. This restaurant was exactly what we were hoping to find! Excellent service and delicious food! read more

I ordered the peking duck and rice. It's a good choice. The duck was cripsy and tasty reminiscent of teriyaki. A bit on the salty side but not offputting. The waiter stated that it is actually a fusion of japanese and chinese. Try it out! read more

We arrived late, only 20 minutes before the kitchen closed, but that was absolutetly no problem - with 3 kids :) excellent service and very good sushi. The service was incredible - the waitress almost "not of this world" friendly. Woowh ! Small place, very cosy, value for money, well worth a visit. read more