Street Food 108 København

16/10/2024: One of the few Thai restaurants with a Michelin star. It’s a blend of traditional and some fusion mix of Thai food. We had the 6 course menu. The concept starts with a mix of snacks while you are in the main lobby of the restaurant and then you are ushered to the main dining room for the 6 course menu. The menu includes a soup, some sea food dishes and ends up with a meat dish followed by a dessert. The service is good / and attentive and expected for a Michelin star restaurant. The wines choices are good too and they have Riesling to start / followed by wine pairings if Chardonnay / Rose wine and Red Italian wine with the main meat dish. There is some innovation/ some dishes are delicious and overall the experience is a good one. It’s also decent and reasonably priced as compared to other various Michelin starred restaurants in Copenhagen/ or any other big European metropolis. Soup to begin with was delicious, one of the salmon and caviar dish was excellent and so was the meat with rice as a final main course. I would say overall worth a visit especially if you want a break from Nordic cuisines and want something spicy and Asian. Wine pairing is decent and if you don’t mind the additional cost then I would recommend. Meal for 2 is easily 400 euros without wine pairings. Verdict 4/5

09/10/2024: We recently had the pleasure of dining at Kiin Kiin in Copenhagen, and it was an unforgettable experience. From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by the warm and inviting atmosphere. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, especially towards our toddler. They even went above and beyond to prepare a special meal that she enjoyed. The food itself was simply amazing. Each dish was a work of art, beautifully presented and bursting with unique and exciting flavors. We were taken on a culinary journey through Thai cuisine, with each bite offering a new and delightful surprise.