Restaurant Tokyo København

I've gone here five times and loved it every time. The Tokyo Menu taster set is large and luxurious and authentic, recommend for first timers.

Lovely restaurant with good sukiyaki!

Authentic Japanese food and good service.

Tokyo is a hidden gem right in the heart of Copenhagen. It feels very authentic, with the option to dine seated on the floor. We had their Tokyo Special menu – the sukiyaki in particular was absolutely exceptional, just like I imagine it would be in Japan. There were quite a few guests from Japan dining there as well, which I always take as a good sign when looking for something truly authentic. The staff was friendly, though it was clear they were quite busy.

Very traditional Japanese custom. Good food. Remember! Case.

A really good experience at Restaurant Tokyo. We were welcomed and the food was just fantastic. We ordered Sukiyaki and Tonkatsu. They both tasted fantastic and you could tell that the food was made with love :). The sukiyaki base was flavorful, the thin slices of beef melted in the mouth while the tonkatsu was both crispy and soft inside. I wasn't a fan of the sauce but my boyfriend really liked it. In addition to the food, the staff were also welcoming. I would recommend that you book well in advance to get a table!

The atmosphere is absolutely fantastic. I got nice soup and a lot of small delicious dishes, in return was The meat is dry and overcooked unfortunately.😕

We had the Sukiyaki menu and it was superb. I recommend to follow the restaurant’s advice and have it with raw egg if you like it. It makes such a different and it is delicious. The menu include starters, pickles, miso soup, the sukiyaki and desert. You can choose whether to sit at the tatami or high table at booking and it is recommended to book in advance.

Great Japanese food. Service was fantastic (especially for Danish standards) and you can choose to sit in the traditional Japanese way - on the floor (space permitting), with the shoes off. It’s a nice touch to the authentic Japanese food. The downside is that it is very expensive for what you get. However the price is comparable to other restaurants in the area.

A little while ago, I spent about three weeks in Denmark for work. The local food was also wonderful and I enjoyed it, but just as I was starting to get discouraged by all the foreign flavors, I stopped by this Japanese restaurant. Even though it's overseas, it seems like it's a Japanese-run shop, and I felt at ease knowing that I could communicate in Japanese. Above all, I was really impressed by the taste of the food, which was just like in Japan. I will never forget being able to experience the same taste of Japan in a foreign land.