Lovely place. However, as I was there yesterday, it was…read morevery disappointing to see that the outside greenery on all spires were ALL brown and dead. Not nice to see at all.

This was an awesome find!! It's like a huge food hall with…read moredifferent local foods. One of the main dishes I found is different toasts with toppers. It's easy to walk around and find literally anything for anyone to eat! This is a good lovers dream!

my very favourite green grocer in nørrebro. "but all the best grønthandler are in outer nørrebro!"…read moreyou may say. well, the prices may be better out there, but the good guys behind the counter here remember your face and are really friendly. they carry just about everything you need to whip up some middle eastern food, and they also recently started carrying asian ingredients like thai soup mixes, lemongrass, and birds eye chilies. so when i don't feel up for a trip to the asian shops by the central station or outer nørrebro, i never think twice about coming to hind market.

Nice. I never had so good advice on indian / pakistany food in Copenhagen before. I think his…read moremother is making samosa herself.

Good selection of spices for your Indian food needs. They have a wall of MDH brand and National…read morebrand packaged spices which is an easy option for making biryani, butter chicken, and all sorts of masala. Only thing they were missing was the National brand Jalfrezi, which was the exact thing I was looking for! But they also have a large selection of Pataks brand pastes, so I got the Pataks Jalfrezi instead. Their prices are very good. For instance, the Pataks jar I bought was Kr 22. This exact same item costs Kr 28 at Wisam Marked and Kr 30 at Aeiat Marked, both of which are close by. Don't you love it when you save money? Even if it's just a little? Yeah, me too.

This was a really cool open air market in the central part of the Triangeln neighborhood, close to…read moreFolkets Park. There were various booths set up with a number of foods, mostly fruits, veggies, and herbs. My friend who lives in the area says a lot of the vendors just give what they have left at the end of the day to needy people who can't afford to purchase the items. I thought that was a really good idea, and very progressive of them. This area was surrounded by shops, restaurants and cafes. There were some benches to sit, and made for good people watching, as well as getting acclimated to the area.

Depending in weather, the square holds as many stands as they can squeeze in…read more Rumor has it a herbs-only stand appears in the summer, and a fish stands rolls in weekly. Offerings are raw; veggies, fruits, flowers. Prices are great and business is usually high, especially in Saturdays. Don't expect any ready made foods at this market, but rather run to some of the smaller falafel places around the square. Best coffee break after your shopping is the coffee bar without a name on the corner.

Great selection of all sorts of ethnic food stuffs. It's a little mind bending to me that this…read morerelatively small shop can pack so many things onto its shelves: middle eastern, african, indian, chinese, filipino....and so on. Now that I've had the chance to go a few times and really look at the shelves, I've realized that the more time I spend in there, the more things I find. It's really a great shop to explore. Part of the fun of this shop is the incredibly wide variety of ethnic foods they carry. (Yes, I think grocery shops are fun...and the more variety the better). These guys seem to have no sign over their door. At first I thought they were just a part of Afghan Marked which has their door at the street corner because their outside veggie stands makes it look like one continuous shop. But they're not! And Kabul, which has their entrance just a few steps further down Reventlowsgade is better part of the strangely conjoined Afghan/Kabul store front. Some random things that I was happy to find here are salt-free 100% peanut butter, Shana brand frozen paranthas, loose and bagged Ahmad teas. Not that you can't get these things at other places, but rarely are you going to find a one-stop shop for them. Frozen seafood selection is also good. Often there are cheap cheap 1 kilo bags of large shell-on tiger shrimp for half the price you would pay anywhere else. Seriously good stuff. The spice and fresh veggie selection is also impressive compared to other CPH ethnic shops.

Are you from Southeast/South Asia?…read more Chance that you can find things you miss from home here. I know I do. I found the well-known bumbu bamboe spice packets here and of course the famous instant noodle product of my country - Indomie. I can't help liking Kabul marked solely for this purpose. What do you do to people who carry the stuff from home eh? That said, Kabul is also providing other stuff too, hence the cramped space. Prepare to squeeze yourself into nothingness when trawling those aisles looking for some exotic stuff from far far away. This place has the things that you probably have read in your recipe book somewhere. Simply said, Kabul marked is my saviour when I'm craving stuff from home the most