AYUTTAYA — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

Absolutely Outstanding Service and Incredible Food!

I had one of the best dining experiences I've ever had at this Thai restaurant. I called them quite late—just before their kitchen was about to close—and despite not knowing me and without asking for any upfront payment, the staff went above and beyond. They kindly took my order over the phone and had the food freshly prepared and beautifully set on the table by the time I arrived.

Their kindness and genuine hospitality really touched me. The staff were incredibly friendly, warm, and welcoming—it felt like visiting an old friend’s home rather than a restaurant. And the food? Absolutely amazing! Authentic, flavorful, and made with clear attention to detail. Every bite was a delight.

I can’t recommend this place enough. Not just for the delicious Thai cuisine, but for the rare kind of hospitality that reminds you of the goodness in people. Thank you again to the...

From the moment we crossed the threshold, we were embraced by a gentle warmth—an atmosphere both intimate and inviting. The staff, ever gracious, guided us through a four-course culinary journey priced at a very reasonable 245 kr. Our evening began with a bowl of tom kha gai, a chicken coconut soup that sang with the delicate fragrance of lemongrass and galangal. This was followed by tender chicken pieces in a creamy peanut sauce—rich and comforting in every bite. The highlight, however, was the Panang nua: succulent beef bathed in a spicy-sweet Panang curry that painted the palate with vibrant layers of flavor. Each dish told a story of tradition and care, culminating in a meal that felt both familiar and thrillingly new.

For anyone seeking an authentic taste of Thailand in a setting that soothes the soul, this hidden gem is a must-visit. I wholeheartedly recommend it, and I cannot...

My friend ordered one of the soups from the menu. Although there was no mark on the menu of the soup being spicy my friend had the intuition of asking. The answer was that it's medium, but in a very encouraging way, such that we went ahead with the order. When the soup came it was more than medium: I normally like spicy, but after three spoons of this broth i would need to take a break. We explained to the waiter but she insisted that it's not spicy, and that this is how things are in Thailand. We were advised to "fish" the noodles and seafood from the bowl and avoid the broth. I asked for a bit of rice maybe as a side for the "fished out" stuff. But that was not possible: "why didn't i share my rice instead?". Ok, I did share the rice i got, but I was very disappointed with...