Cafe Oha - Valby — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

My roommates and I (4 in total) wanted to try their vegan Christmas dinner.

We ordered 3x the 8 course menu and 1x the 6 course menu. When I picked up the food they told me that they simply made 4x the 8 course menu as that was easier for them. In a way that's not a bad deal, however, the menus only partially contained the same items. So they decided for us what we wanted to order - luckily there were no intolerances and allergies.

Now let's look at the menu. 8 courses supposedly. In reality it was more like a buffet with 8 different food items. A piece of oven cauliflower is not a course, it is an item. So they heavily misrepresent what they sell by marketing it as 8 courses (not 8 items).

Unfortunately the food was at best mediocre. Very simple, poorly spiced and no finesse of any sort. Very edible and a decent amount of food, but really nothing that would set it apart from an alright canteen. For the price of 369 dkk that was highly disappointing. Considering it was not even close to being 8 courses it is offensive.

Very unfortunate, as we were all excited to try a vegan Christmas dinner. We had it as takeaway, so I cannot speak on the atmosphere, but it seemed quite nice...

I'm very sorry to give a negative review.

Our friends/neighbors suggested we go try the brunch because they liked it.

The menu is pretty similar to any other brunch menu in CPH, nothing unique or special in my opinion. It took a very long time to take our order (we were 2, just for reference). No one wiped our table, which was very sticky from the previous customers, so in the end we asked them to do it when they finally came to take the order. The 2 sandwiches took quite a long time to arrive and our side dish never arrived...

The food didn't taste bad though; good sandwiches, that's why I gave the second star!

I usually don't give negative reviews, I'm sure these people were working very hard that day, perhaps it was just a rough day. But still, we left pretty disappointed so I had to share our experience, for future...

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