KOPAN STREET København

Amazing service, delicious food, sweet, savoury and veggie options available. Staff are lovely and sweet🤍

I love these delicious Korean hotteok—it’s like pita bread, but better. This time, I got it with bulgogi, but I also really enjoy it with kimchi. It was my first time visiting the store; I’d only tried Kopan Streets hotteok from food markets before. The store is super cute, and I love the concept with all the pictures. You can take a picture for free using the photo booth and either put it on the wall or take it with you. Such a sweet idea! The store is very small, so if you’re just 1 or 2 people, you might be able to sit on one of the small chairs to eat. However, I’d mostly recommend it for take-away or eating outside.

Fantastically delicious original pancakes w. meat and kimchi + pancakes etc. vegan chocolate for dessert (milk allergic) - the Korean sodas are too sweet for my taste. You can take selfies on a machine that is on the counter and choose to hang one on the wall, like a cover from ceiling to floor all over, which all creates a cozy atmosphere - deducts a ⭐️ because insufficient extraction, which makes you really smell like mados.

A must try in Copenhagen! We tried the Piz-Bul Hotteok and it was amazing. Saw the dish being made freshly. There’s no real dine-in option, there are a few chairs inside but not that comfortable. We took it back to our hotel to eat it. Nonetheless, 10/10!

Very good taste but quite small in terms of size. This makes it a very expensive option …

Very fresh and made in front of you. Nice prices too and good selection of fillings. Loved the cheese and corn one!

This is my first time trying Korean pancakes and they were amazing. Thanks for having vegan options (and it would be great if you could add more)!

Very good food, great placement and lovely staff. Must eat there every time I visit Copenhagen.

We passed by by chance... And what a discovery! We have ordered the bulgogi hotteok, the bulgogi with corncheese, the corncheese and the pizza one. Without a doubt, the ones with bulgogi (Korean beef) have been the best, although we also liked the corncheese one. The quantities are abundant and the price is very correct. The place is small and only allows you to order take-out or eat it on a bench at the entrance. The saleswoman attended to us quickly.

I found this restaurant because I really missed Korean food while living in Denmark. Hotteok bread, bulgogi, and stir-fried kimchi are all the flavors that Koreans would expect, but it tastes even better when eaten in another country haha. The amount of kimchi is small, so you can think of it as 60-70% bulgogi. The bread was a little greasy, but the saltiness of the fire made up for it, and the combination was perfect! 80 kroner is a bit expensive, but this is Denmark.. haha ​​Compared to Danish prices, the portion is large and the price is reasonable!