Great food! Not overcooked or greasy as it can be for some restaurants…read more We ordered "take away" as we were unaware it was also an eat-in restaurant and we will definitely return. My husband had the pulled duck w/pancakes (excellent) and I had the panfried noodles w/vegetables; along with a the mini veggie springrolls. Equally as good. The vegetables were very fresh and although our order was to go, it was neatly separated and packed well (no leaks). The menu is extensive without being overwhelming and they also have multiple course menus available. Their take away menu shows they will deliver up to 8 KM for 25-55 DKK.

I really enjoyed the lunch I just ate here. They just happened to be open early. Usually open at 4…read morepm. I asked for something vegan, which they had 4 options! I had a great tofu and veggie stir fry, mildly spicy, great portion size and good flavor.

I've eaten at a lot of restaurants in Copenhagen and I have to say that MAOBAO is in my top 10. It…read morebegan as a pop-up and is now a permanent dinner spot inside Sidecar (another favorite cafe) from Tuesday - Sunday evening. If you're a tourist and are looking for the best local foodie spots in town, head to MAOBAO. I have yet to try everything on the menu but my top items so far are: Hong Kong Pulled Pork Bao 5/5 Pork & Shrimp Chili Wontons 5/5 Duck Breast & Cashew Cream 5/5 I've also tried the Chicken & Garlic Chive Dumplings, Celeriac Bao, and Ice Cream Bao, which are all delicious but the above 3 were by far the top contenders. If you're feeling wild, they also offer a 7-course chef's menu for 310/person. Prices are standard for Copenhagen, I just wish they didn't charge for tap water. Already planning my next visit!

MAOBAO, where art thou?…read more The only bad thing about this place is that they're never around when you're having ultimate craving for fluffy white bao with pork fillings and peanut crumblings on it. No, seriously bro - what's an Asian girl got to do here to have an easy access to those divine baos? I have tried baos here and there, but MAOBAO wins the fluffiest bao competition hand down although the fillings can be better varied, but I ain't complaining here. With the price of 60 kr for two baos, it's a little bit steep everywhere else but Denmark (well, maybe not Norway but I am not even sure if there are baos up there in the arctic circle) but I would definitely shut up and let them take my money. For now, I would just have to stalk them on social media to find out where they're going to appear next.

Great place north of Copenhagen if you want a Chinese buffet. Very good price, and a wide selection…read moreof food and drinks. You won't find any super spicy food, as this is Chinese food made for Danes. However if you bring kids, then they will for sure love the ice cream and pancake stand for dessert.

Absolutely awesome food. Strongly recommend it if you have a craving for Vietnamese and are in…read moreCopenhagen. The waitress are very nice and are eager to help you out if you have any questions. The menu is simple and easy to navigate we few but very good options. This is my second time dinning her and will for sure come back again. Prices very good compared to the general price level in copenhagen.

From the owner: Pho- Vietnamesisk Risnudelsuppe med hjemmelavet oksekødboller.read more