Copenhagen — Restaurant in Kobe

After living in Kobe for a little over a year, I finally made my way to Suma beach for the first time and had to have a hot dog from Copenhagen - as was recommended by some friends. It did not disappoint! From the moment we entered and were greeted by Hansen’s lively attitude, to the historical photo album he showed us of his old restaurant in Okayama, to - of course - the food itself! An amazing experience that is half due to Hansen’s personality and half due to the delicious food he serves. I ordered a salami sandwich and Christian dog - and devoured both easily. The sandwich had some crunch from the fried onions and the flavors were perfect. The hot dog had melted cheese and a sauce that was amazing. My partner ordered the Inaba dog and had nothing but praise for it. I will absolutely come back here whenever I’m in Suma, and I highly recommend anybody else to come check...

Made me and my friends feel scared. We were walking past and they leapt out of their shop and made us order a hotdog. The hot dog (tasty) was good for a vegetarian but then the man yelled at us and grabbed my friend. It is common sense for EVERYONE to buy a hotdog if you sit down at my shop he said. And then when we went to leave he grabbed my friend again and said it is too hot and you are tourists. We left confused and scared, we weren’t even hungry for a hot dog but we had to buy one anyway. There were lots of pictures of the scary man in the shop and not so...

Huh? What is this Danish Hot Dog restaurant doing randomly by the beach in Japan? Seemed out of place as we exited the train station, but it's charm and delicious looking weiners were too compelling not to give it a try. Master hot dog chef Hansen greeted us as we entered and instantly won us over with his friendly Scandinavian demeanor. What's better than the "Christian Dog" and a Carlsberg lager on a hot summer day? KNOWLEDGE!! In fact, no, the correct answer is nothing, nothing beats this combo... or as the Danish would say, Der er et...