Walked by this place so many times and decided it was time to try…read more They have a few tables but I guess the main business is take-way. Menu includes a variety of sushis, appetizers and noodle soups. I didn't see any sashimi options or hot dishes (like Japanese curries). Lady on the counter was a bit weird and sort of forced me to take-way, even though the place was completely empty. Once I made my order she said it would take 20 min, and I wanted to wait inside there because it was raining, but she also seemed uncomfortable with it. I had a combo B with 16 sushi pieces and a miso soup. The soup was nothing special, sushis were fresh and decent.

Curry Hut is a classic "Möllan" restaurant with a nice selection of Indian dishes. Located on the…read morebusy Bergsgatan it's a perfect place to spot some gangster kids cruising up and down the street in way to expensive cars. Have a seat outside, put your legs up and sit by the wall while enjoying the sun all evening. The real secret about Curry Hut is that the outside tables actually has sun all evening compared to most other restaurants in the area. Order the excellent chicken tikka sizlar and a cheap draft beer. Forget about the rest of the menu.

As an Indian family who take pride in our food, we know a thing or two about Indian food, and this…read moreain't it. The paneer butter masala was sweet. It is not supposed to be sweet. Paneer was like chewing rubber and the curry tasted like a dessert. Lamb rogan josh did not resemble the real thing at all. The lamb was chewy and overdone and the curry had a strong sour taste and not even a hint of the spices that go into a rogan josh. Avoid this place.

After taking the train to Malmö, the first thing my Swedish friend suggested was coffee. He said…read morethey drink lots of it there, and there was a good spot right in the city center square. We walked in and I noticed it was really cool, date I say Swedish hipster. Small in space, but with ample room to sit (as well as outdoor seating), it was also very clean and crowded. Once I saw the menu I knew what I needed. Not just from curiosity, but because nowhere else have I ever been that a place had a drink called a Biggie Smalls (an espresso along side a latte)! Not only am I fan of his music, but so was the coffeeshop owner. He had some great music playing in the coffeeshop (soul, funk and breaks). A steal at $5, i was surprised to see instantly how much more affordable Sweden was than its neighbor Denmark, only 15 miles away. It was quite drastic. The coffee was delicious, and the barista is serious about his craft. He wears an apron, but clearly knows and cares about what he is doing- not like a lot of people you see just dressing the part. I will be back to Malmö again someday, and I have a feeling I will be back to drink another coffee here.

Delicious small breakfast items - avocado toast and pastries, for example. High end, delicious…read morecoffee.

Cafe Plenum is good for different occasions. Lunch, dinner, coffee, drinks! You choose what fits…read moreyou, they have it all in the centre of sankt hans torv. The atmosphere is very cosy and warm. They have candles on every table and the walls are full of quotes from famous people. I really like the interior, I think it's very welcoming. There are high tables with stools to enjoy a drink and normal tables for the food lovers. The cafe works with self service so you need to go order at the bar. The service is very friendly and sometimes they have English speaking personnel. Regarding drinks they have few good tap beers, like No16 and BB wheat beer. The cocktails are ok priced, around 75 dkk, but they are slightly small so I prefer to get a beer. The food is a bit differing. Sometimes it is very good and sometimes it is just ok. Maybe it depends on who works in the kitchen at the time. But the portions are large and you definitely get full. Remember to wear layers when you go to this cafe so you can take a cardigan off. It is always extremely warm. In one word: hyggelig!

A student / expat bar…read more.. The bar is really in a nice neighbourhood. And the bar is OK. But you notice right away that it's a lot of foreigners here... It's not very local. Also the people working here. The food was good. I had a chicken sandwich and they have a nice selection of beer. But it's just a bar. The interior is OK, but again, already seen it a lot.

Found this little coffee shop walking down København K. From what I understood, they open in…read moreDecember and I'm glad to have found them so fast. Place is cute and have enough sitting places. You order your coffee from an iPad and pay at the counter. They also offer sandwiches, cakes and cookies. Music was nice but a bit loud. Internet was not so reliable, but other than that is a great place to hygge and maybe get some work done.

It was an excellent experience. We were looking for a place to eat in the area, and we were told…read morethat this place had a good reputation. We can only agree with the locals after trying it. We got two steaks, a burger, a pasta dish, and some fried fish. Everything was presented well on the plate (especially the burger), and the quality and taste were excellent. We got a lot of food for the money. It is not a cheap restaurant, but it is a good restaurant, and when you factor value for money it rates in the top. We will be back, if we are in the area.

This is my favorite cafe to take my guests to whenever I'm at work. It's within walking distance to…read moremy office and the service is always great here. I have only been here for lunch, so I don't know the situation in the evening. Their menu is simple: Breakfast menu with bread and stuff, lunch with simple sandwiches and dinner with the usual cafe fare. Apart from that, there's always coffee, other warm drink and they have their own beer, as well as beer on tap. I always take the Spanish omelet whenever I'm here. It's good and a little bit spicy, just the way I like it. It's accompanied with a piece of bread and their own butter. It's 70kr, and I think the price is fair enough for it. This time I chose a mint tea with lime and I thought it would be some sort of hot water with bagged tea on it, but no, it was a really lovely tea with a large amount of mint and lime to make it sour enough. I had to put sugar in it, but it was a nice warm drink if you want an alternative to coffee. I think this cafe is simple and simply delightful.

Visited this place the other day just for a drink --- which I only can recommend others to do. Not…read morethat a tried some of their juices or cocktails, which by the way looked amazeball - I just had a ginger beer, which is always a good choice, according to me :) It´s a great place with nice decor and a great atmosphere, cozy just as I personally like it. I get the mix feeling of French cafe mixed with Brooklyn coffee shop, meets Copenhagen. I also looked at their menu and would definitely come back to have dinner or brunch here, because the selection of food spoke to my taste buds. The service i recieved was very friendly and welcoming, which as a customer I do appreciate and the have some what reasonable prices.