Where to Eat in Copenhagen City Centre
The City is where most visitors eat and where most of them get it wrong. These are the places inside the old town we have filmed and would send a friend to: dim sum at Hidden Dimsum on Nytorv, Chinese breakfast at Steam on Gråbrødretorv, an izakaya evening at Kiko Izakaya, a glass at Den Vandrette and mochi from Torvehallerne.
Japanese food in Copenhagen City Centre
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Kiko Izakaya
Indre By. Copenhagen just got a brand new izakaya, and it is hiding inside the city's most famous food market.
Kinyōbi
Indre By. This is a Japanese meal at the highest level, right here in Copenhagen.
Restaurant Uma
Indre By. What do you do when you get hit by bad luck?
Slurp Ramen
Indre By. A heavyweight of the Copenhagen ramen game doubled down this year with a new city center spot.
Mochi Time (Torvehallerne)
Indre By. Soft, chewy and creamy on the inside.
Posh Jah
Indre By. Wait until you see this authentic Japanese food right in the heart of Copenhagen.
Cantonese food in Copenhagen City Centre
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Italian food in Copenhagen City Centre
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More in Copenhagen City Centre
Tonari Bageri
Indre By. Some of the best Japanese bread in Copenhagen has no shop.
Steam
Indre By. The most unique brunch in Copenhagen right now is not eggs benedict.
Koan
Indre By. Koan is not simply a restaurant.
Restaurant Petra
Indre By. This is one of the best breakfasts in Copenhagen, and yes, it is every bit as good as it looks.
Ambassador
Indre By. Copenhagen's Indian food scene just got diplomatic.
Den Vandrette
Indre By. Belanja is running a Malaysian-style kitchen takeover at Den Vandrette on Havnegade, one of the city's most beloved natural wine bars.
Jade
Indre By. This is Restaurant Jade, Copenhagen's newest pan-Asian restaurant, conveniently located in the heart of the city just steps from Tivoli.