Ramen Hokkaido Nordhavn — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

A Beacon of Inclusivity, Friendliness, and Value

This restaurant is a standout performer in the Copenhagen dining scene for several compelling reasons. In a city known for being one of the most expensive in the world, this place is a beacon of reasonable prices, offering excellent value.

Furthermore, in a country where service can sometimes be perceived as gruff or reserved, the Chinese-run staff here are a model of courtesy and genuine friendliness. They create a truly welcoming environment. Perhaps most impressively, in a food culture where pork is prominent, this establishment stands out for its remarkable inclusivity. The menu is a haven for those with dietary restrictions, offering clear and delicious options for vegetarian, vegan, halal, and kosher diners.

It is genuinely rare to find an establishment that succeeds so well on all these fronts—food inclusivity, warm service, and excellent value. The experience is so consistently positive that it is difficult to point to significant areas for improvement. This is simply a well-run restaurant that understands its customers.

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Was curious about the place for quite some time before deciding to come here. It was an okay experience. The stuff is welcoming, not too chatty, but I went there on a rainy Sunday afternoon so I guess it’s fine. The statue of the Ronin should be removed. Gimmicky. It doesn’t really add to the place but retains valuable space, please consider some pictures of Japan or Hokkaido island instead, it’s really beautiful there. Regarding the atmosphere it could be more cosy. A bit too bright inside with cold tone of the lights, office feeling. The food experience was mixed. Some things are quite good, others desire to be better. For example,the sauce for the gyoza was quite strong on the vinegar side, but the gyoza itself was otherwise good. The chicken wings are okay, but far from best. I think I will come back sometime to try some other dishes. P.s. consider some music please, it’s a bit...

My partner and I went here the last night we were in Copenhagen instead of going to Gaza Grill a third time in three nights. It was a big mistake.

The waitress wasn't friendly, she gave us the menu without any information. We ordered the tofu ramen and paid.

We sat and two minutes later we received our order. The quantity was ok. The smell and the taste, that is another story. The least we can say is : we were desappointed. There was not much more than the ramen noodles and the broth : two pieces of tofu, 4 pieces of baby corn and a little bit of salad. Furthermore, my partner's food wasn't hot - the corn and tofu were half frozen.

As we like ramen, we have been to several restaurants serving this type of food and this one isn't a good one (to put it politely). We would strongly advise you to choose a better place to eat If you even think...