A 7-11 that's not open 24/7. However, they are open from early to late…read more That being said, not too far away there are stores that are open 24/7. Where they have the same selection of items at a cheaper price. Maybe if they had more selection, like more donuts to choose from, it would be better.

Clean, tidy, and expensive - welcome to Irma!…read more I wasn't all that impressed with this compact supermarket. The range of items was fairly limited (due to the size) and the pricing labels not clear for a foreign visitor. They also, randomly, had a small selection of Waitrose Cooks Ingredients items. Nothing wrong with the place, just not great.

I have a bit of an obsession with visiting foreign supermarkets when overseas, I don't know what it…read moreis, but I rather like seeing what is available in other countries and also on the off chance if they have a British section, finding out what they think is the core elements of British food (usually baked beans, Worcester sauce and tea). Sadly Irma didn't do it for me. The store was clean, but there wasn't much of a variety of anything and the store labelling was initially a bit confusing (having the saving in as a bigger number than the actual price is a little odd to me). There's probably nothing wrong with it, but it felt like I had walked into an express-type shop rather than a proper supermarket.

I went with really high hopes because (1) it has an impressive website for a grocery store with all…read morethe items listed by country of origin (2) the photos and reviews are Yelp were really impressive. Maybe due to my high hopes, I am a little let down. The selection is not bad and the prices are only a tiny bit higher than the ethnic markets in Vesterbro (which has become my benchmark for Asian food prices and selection in Copenhagen), but it's not WOW. There is a fairly substantial shelf of Chinese pickled vegetables and condiments to go with morning congee, and it has all the basic sauces and seasonings you'd want. The frozen section has wonton wrappers, spring roll wrappers, and shrimp as you would expect. In terms of food, it doesn't really have anything more than what you'd find in other Asian shops. The shop has other specialty items such as Asian beers and alcohols like Hite Beer, soju and sake. They also have cookware from simple things like bamboo steamers to fancy electronic rice cookers. The shop owner is also super friendly. While I was in there, one woman did not have enough money to pay for all her items, so he just told her to come back next week with the money. It's a good shop for Østerbro and I don't think there's another like it in the nearby area, but it's no comparison to the options that are available at many shops in Vesterbro.

The owner is nice, but the lighting of the place is kinda dark and there are dust on products. It…read morefeels like the products have been there forever.

I love this grocery store! I'll walk nearly a mile (one way) AND pass by several of its competitors…read moreto get to it. What inspires such passion? A. Though not the lowest, prices can be relatively reasonable if you look for what is on sale. As the father of two ever-hungry boys living in an expensive city, I'm naturally interested in stretching my Kroner as far as I can. B. This location is much bigger than most of the other grocery stores I've been in. The larger size translates to wider aisles and more selection. I recognize more brands plus I don't feel like I'm blocking other shoppers as I try to look up the Danish word for nutmeg. C. The hours are convenient and include being open most of the day on Sundays.

This is my favorite grocery store so far. I don't know why. It just is. It's big. It's near sushi…read moreand a Jysk. It has a bakery out front. Lots of selection. All the cashiers are nice. The meat and dairy selections are big as are the cheese section. And beer, wine, pasta, crackers, veggies...ok it's a well stocked store! There is probably a better one, but in Osterbro; it's a good one. I can eat nearby before or after. It's a nice walk from the apartment without being TOO far. It's an inviting little plaza. All within 100 ft is sushi, bagels, a sit down restaurant with a small salad bar and good looking burgers, and an Italian place and a brunch place. Outdoor seating everywhere. You can grab household items at Jysk. And if Meny doesn't have everything there is another grocery (I think it's a Kiwi). Shoppers beware however, this one closes earlier than most-like 7 (19:00) weekends and 8 (20:00) weekdays! I feel comfortable there. Like I can really browse and shop like I do at home. Staring at the aisles wondering, "what do I feel like having?" Not all of them are like that. Most have felt like a convenience store. This one feels like you can talk to each other and not feel out of place. Even waiting in line at the Checkout!