Sakura København

11/10 One of the warmest and kindest restaurants in Copenhagen, with the most delicious Japanese and Korean food. Everything is fresh and homemade, and the prices are very reasonable. As someone who lives here and has tried dozens of places around Copenhagen, this is a place I can wholeheartedly recommend. The food, hospitality, and value are exceptional.

its a pretty cozy place, and the lady serving us was wonderful. it really is a proper korean experience. the 백숙 was exactly the same as if we were in korea (perfectly seasoned and the chicken was tender), and the 김치지개 was a bit too sour for me but my aunts loved it. i'll be back with my mum the next time i come to denmark ❤️ 너무 맛있어요, 사장님. (i'll hopefully come back next time with better korean 😂)

First of all, the taste is similar to authentic Korean food. It is very spicy. It is a mix of Japanese and Korean cuisine; I didn't order the Japanese dishes so I can't comment on them, but the Korean food is delicious. Also, since only two people work at the restaurant—one cooking and the other serving—I understand if the service is slow. If you are missing Korean food while away from home, I think it would be a good idea to visit.

Very fast service and delicious food.

While staying in Copenhagen for a week, I visited restaurants famous for their delicious food, but for a Korean, is there really any other choice besides this place? You absolutely must go. Soju costs 30,000 won (which is the same everywhere else, right?), but I ordered it immediately after taking just one bite of the appetizer side dish. I saw some reviews saying the service wasn't friendly, but I didn't find that to be an issue. The food is so delicious that nothing else really matters. Anyway, if you've been struggling with salty and greasy meals for a week away from home, go here and order the 'menu' (including appetizers like miso soup) and various à la carte items to reminisce about Korea. Also, the Japanese yakitori is tastier than most izakayas in Korea!

The best Korean restaurant in Europe

Great food and generous portions!

The food was excellent. If you order the set menu, you'll receive several other dishes before your chosen main course. However, they only serve food with chopsticks. If you have trouble with that, you should bring a fork.

The kimchi stew I had in Copenhagen was a wonderful experience that restored my taste buds, which were tired from traveling. It seems they make Nordic kimchi using highland cabbage. The bibimbap was good too. Seeing the spicy stir-fried pork ordered by the table next to me even made me want to come back. However, the water wasn't complimentary, and I was a bit disappointed to see an extra 40dkJ added to the bill later. It wasn't even bottled water... I just decided to leave it as a tip.

Best Korean food! It was unbelievable.