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Texture, 1* (Copenhagen)

An incredible meal at Texture, which is one of my favourite restaurants in Copenhagen. It’s at the upper end of 1* places in this city. While on the pricier side, there’s quite a bit of caviar, foie gras, wagyu beef and high end prawns. You can see elements of French, Nordic and International influences in the food.

The æbleskive with unagi was a flavour bomb. The oyster with caviar and vin jaune had the yummiest sauce. The goat cheese course was intense and the chocolate dessert had both power and delicacy. 

It’s an intimate setting and the staff are so warm and hospitable. They’ve got a new head chef as Erin opened her own restaurant in Copenhagen and he recently moved from Toronto.

u/BadmashN — 11 days ago
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Trip to Copenhagen

I’m visiting Copenhagen solo the last week in October and I was lucky to secure reservations in few good restaurants. But now I worry if I am over doing it or if the meals will feel repetitive. I enjoy fine dining very much but I don’t think I ever stacked many of them in a short period like that. The point of this trip though is to experience the Nordic cuisine so I am planning also to go to different bakeries and lunch spots during the day.
I would appreciate your opinion if I should omit one of them and if any of those meals will be too similar.

1st night Koan
2nd night Noma
3rd night no reservation so far. On the waiting list for Jordnaer and Sushi Anaba.
4th night Kadeau
5th night Jatak
6th night no reservation so far but it is a Monday so limited options so possibly Frank or Marv and Ben.
7th night Alchemist

Thanks in Advance!

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u/Necessary-Leg5434 — 12 days ago
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Looking for 2 more dinners in Copenhagen

Hi! My wife and I will be visiting Copenhagen next week from Boston and we can't wait, it's our first time and have heard many wonderful things. So far I have dinners booked at Host, Barr, and Geranium (our last night) and a lunch booked at Norrylst. That leaves two open nights, one of the days we plan on going to Malmo for the day. I should say we are both chefs but we're good with high brow or low brow and everything in between. Not necessarily looking for anything similar to Geranium, just something delicious and interesting, budget is flexible. My wife also does not eat seafood at all (not an allergy just a preference) but vegetarian is perfectly fine for her or good meat options. We are staying at the Kong Arthur but happy to walk or uber or whatever. Thanks!

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u/Famous-Collection377 — 13 days ago
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where do you go out to eat and celebrate?

I'll graduate nursing school next summer and have been thinking about inviting my partner and close family out to eat (roughly 6 people in total), I know its far out but, I just got curious; what places would you recommend to eat at to celebrate as a 'small'(?) crowd?
I'm not sure about budget, also an advantage of asking early so I could set money aside!

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u/ShieldAndArrows — 13 days ago