Nice to see Turkish people eating at this restaurant-implies food must be good. Ordered lentil soup…read moreand hummus for starters, both were excellent. Hummus had the right blend of flavors. Ordered minced meat kabob for dinner, generous portions with tender meat, flavorful rice and sauce and tasty salad. Baklava with ice cream for dessert was a divine ending to a very satisfying meal! Prices were quite reasonable given that this is Kobenhavn. A place worth returning to. Located right across the Tycho Brahe planetarium. Clean interior and kitchen, restroom was clean as well.

Super great place to eat. I travel a lot and this is is going in my records of favorite places to…read moreeat. It was so good we are going tomorrow night for something different. The owner was excellent and super fast meals food and hot to the table. You will not be disappointed. Thanks you for the good meal especially after flying from Canada and being jet lagged.

God mat,mycket bra service,en underbar trivsam lokal,gammaldags mysig.det bästa som hänt oss att…read morebesöka.Berit og Christina.

Found this place walking around the backstreets of Copenhagen. A lot of locals go there and they…read moreadvertise the buffet for 89Kronor which is about 17 dollars. They had just about everything on the buffet: chicken, veal, meatball, rice, potato's, bread, pizza, lettuce, vegetables. They have a garden area which was nice but a little chilly for me. Food was good and service was pretty much self service. I would recommend.

A Turkish pizza place! I love Turkish pizza, and this place is all about them. They are really…read moretasty. It is also a cool part of town, outdoor seatings during Summer.

Friendly service, great cocktails and very good food. We were seated promptly and given adequate…read moretime to review the menu. The waiters and manager were very helpful and the menu was available in English. We ordered a starter to come with the mains and were offered small bowls of delicious lentil soup as a complimentary starter which was a nice touch. For cocktails we ordered Sleepless in Istanbul x 2 which were delicious: vodka, pomegranate syrup and ginger beer. The lamb shank with mash and veg was delicious. Generous portion and everything cooked very well. The meat kebab was a very generous sized portion too with fries. The different meats were moist and tasty. We didn't have room for desserts. We would recommend here but be ready for generous portions and a relaxed atmosphere. Prices were reasonable and it was good being able to see everything going on in the kitchen.

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Holy Baklavaci! I'm very happy this place exists to supply me with delicious baklava. There's the…read moreoriginal shop (or what I assume is the original shop) at the corner of the street with the red awning and gold letters. And then there's the larger, less cozy, sit-down section a couple of doors down. They're not physically connected, but it's the same shop and, from what I can tell, sells the same things. Because the red-awninged one is cuter, I prefer to shop there. I think it's self-explanatory: you should buy baklava here. I like the walnut ones better than the pistachio, but it's a pretty close competition. Prices are by weight ranging from 110 - 140 kr/kg depending on which type you chose. Although if you chose a mix then it's 120 kr/kg. On average, expect to pay about 6 kr per piece of baklava.

Love this gem! It's…read morelike heaven walking into this small shop. Actually it's not really a small shop considering how many trays of baklava they have! Even the view from the window is amazing. There are so many turkish specialties! Everyone needs to try baklava at least once in their life. I was really craving baklava and found this place through yelp. My friend and I each had a pistachio baklava and shared a walnut baklava. I liked the walnut because it was really nutty. I also tried the kataifi. It's the square that looks like a bunch of strands. This had a different texture but tasted really good as well! Also I tried the Borek. This was a savory bread. It's made for cheese-lovers like me! It's also made of phyllo dough and filled with a lot of feta cheese! Yeah I walked out of here filled with a lot of sugar and cheese. Best of both worlds! Everyone please try this place! I will definitely be back once a month while i'm here in Copenhagen!

First time in Copenhagen and stumbled across MADO- had an early dinner- cheese burger was lovely…read moreand served with a very nice spicy mayo and two cheese and jalapeño bites. My daughter had a lovely pasta which was full of chicken and served with homemade bread. We also had dessert which were also very nice - strawberry slice for me and ice cream macaroons served with a chocolate dip and pistachios for my daughter - both yummy. We just had water to drink 450DK which seemed good value.

I like this place because of the friendly service. Many of the dishes contain some kind of…read morepastry-like bread and cheese. So if that's to your liking this is certainly a place for you. I would recommend the ice cream and the coffee.

I'm giving it 5 stars for its buffet being one of the best deals going in Copenhagen. Is the food…read moreearth shakingly good? No. But it's tasty and a great value. Feta cheese, white beans salad, yogurt with fennel, lentil salad, salad salad, fresh fruit and some chicken wings and other meat. Apart from the meat which was not great everything was very tasty and a super deal for 99 krone.

The food wasn't terrible but the service was! First one "waiter" (obviously a family member) gave…read moreus attitude for asking to have our wet tablecloth dried then another waiter got our drinks order wrong ( we asked for green tea and sparkling water and got black tea and flat water) and when she brought us our food she quickly walked away without a word after putting down the plates. No warning that the Shish-kebab skewer was VERY hot which we had to find out the hard way. The atmosphere in the restaurant was tense and unprofessional and we agreed we would have left if we had known the other felt the same. We will not be going back.

One of the best kebabs I've ever had in my life! We chose the lamb and classic doner, one in a pita…read moreand one in their flatbread. Both meats were so juicy and flavorful, and the kebabs were absolutely bursting with toppings and sauce. The place is no frills and the kebabs are cheap, but so so so tasty. Great for a late night snack (or any time of day, really).

The Dürüm you order from Kebabistan will have the freshest tomatoes, onions, and the like wrapped…read moreup along with some of the tastiest lamb around. I was duly impressed with how clean their open kitchen looked as well. This is a no-frills joint that might remind some of us from California of our favorite hole-in-the-wall taquerias in terms of both decor and atmosphere. Slather some hot chilli oil on your Dürüm for a more enhanced flavor and a slightly endorphin rush type effect. I, for one, am glad that the Kurds went to Denmark and brought their cuisine with them!