NENI Copenhagen København

Came here on a weekday evening at 8pm with a couple of friends. Found the place through a deal and were not disappointed - 8 servings, all tasty and plentiful. Considering we got the food through a deal we thought we could splurge a bit on wine too.

The food was delicious, the restaurant was nice, and the service was friendly. The prices are just very high—we paid €135 for two glasses of wine, food (without dessert), and water.

Fantastic food experience. Really delicious food and lots of it.

One delicious taste experience after another, absolutely delicious food, we were both very surprised. We ordered a Balagan menu, it consists of 3 small Mezze dishes, a main course and a dessert. All served on brocade for sharing. The 3 Mezze dishes were hummus with homemade pita bread, Meghreb kebab of minced lamb and beef, and oven-baked beetroot. I have never tasted such delicious pita bread. For the main course we had Slow Cooked lamb shank. The dessert consisted of a Muscovada chocolate cake with whipped cream. The place is located in a hotel, the atmosphere is cozy and relaxed and you can see into the kitchen.

Really good food. Everything tasted amazing and worked well together. Tasty and plenty. Liked especially the falafel, skewers & sauces. Staff were very friendly as well. Very nice experience

The staff are friendly but not very attentive. The food is good, the prices on the high end but not unusual for Copenhagen

Very delicious food, attentive, friendly young waiters, who clearly put their heart and soul into their work. We had a very pleasant evening. Thank you very much, it couldn't have been better.

The food was amazing. They served some of the best hummus I have ever had - very creamy. The Jerusalem plate was delicious and so was the chicken schnitzel.

Breakfast was good, with plenty of choices. There was a simple menu on the table, with the option to order eggs or salmon.

The restaurant is nicely decorated, but the noise level is quite high. The service was generally friendly and attentive. However, the portion prices are quite steep and disproportionate. When I asked how many additional falafel you get for 50 kroner, the waitress replied that it was four. Two came. The food itself was delicious. The fluffy bread was also unique and good, but for a platter for €35, I expected more than a plate with some hummus, a couple of fried eggplants, and two falafel.