If you are anywhere near this restaurant stop in…read more I liked it so much I came back again for dinner. I rode my bike over both times. They make you feel welcome, they have English and Danish menus, but mainly locals eat here it seemed. The prices are reasonable. They have a patio and some inside tables that looks out onto the most beautiful body of water--it's a high end upscale residential area on a lake. You can rent a boat. You can easily build romance here before and after dinner in this area. It seemed safe to me as long as you stay near the water/shore. The food is excellent. I had the Chicken with Vegetables both nights with the best tasting rice. They cut fresh vegetables here. Chicken was soft and tender--a little bit on the too salty side for me. When you ask for tea, they don't give hot water and tea bag, they give you an entire iron kettle of brewed tea. It's a family run operation. Kind of like eating at home with a Thai family. Consistency will vary a bit, kind of like cooking at home. I felt good after my meals here.

Excellent! Stopped in for dinner, it was a rainy, windy, cold Copenhagen night. The spicy food was…read morejust what we wanted to warm us up ( mind you the owner said it's Copenhagen spicy, high is actually a tad mild, but we told them to throw in extra heat). The place is cozy and lit with candles throughout, we were seated at a table by a window looking out at the River. My husband and our friend ordered beers, I stuck with water. We then ordered angel wings, coconut curry soup, chicken pad Thai, cashew chicken, and a ginger spicy dish. Everything was really great! Will definitely return when visiting Copenhagen again.,

Friendly staff with plenty of seating. They accept cc. Panang curry with beef. Remember to grab…read moreyour utensils at counter.

I'm a big fan of Scurry Hub, I drop in here maybe once or twice a month to get my fill of Thai…read morefood. They serve the best affordable Thai food in Copenhagen. The place is small and minimally decorated - it doesn't look at all like your usual Thai place, yet the ambience is cosy and nice although not overtly so. Scurry Hub actually does make spicy food in contrast to many other places in Copenhagen. You get to choose 1, 2 or 3 chilis for your dish. I go for two chilis - I'm usually tearing up from the spicyness by the end of the meal, but that's part of the experience! I find that their portion size is just right, but some of my coworkers prefer to share 3 bowls between 2 people so you get 1 1/2 bowls per person. Note: They only take Danish credit cards (Dankort)

Surprisingly nice and true to the original concept Asian restaurant in Østerbro! I have ordered out…read morefrom this one a couple of times, and enjoyed the great cooking. This evening, I was happy to discover that the dining experience at the very restaurant is more pleasant than I had imagined at first. The restaurant itself is spacious and with plenty of room between the tables. The setting is not overly asian in the new traditional sense (bamboo plates and utensils etc), more like the first Chinese restaurants in Copenhagen from the seventies, with this special style of china which is still prevalent in this type of establishment. The service is kind and the servings are more than adequate. I may recommend the chicken satay - they are really tender and juicy - and the rest of the food is generally tasty, seasoned to perfection, and the hot courses are marked appropriately.

Good thai place that I've only used for take away, to be honest. But for that, the food is good,…read morethe prices fair, the selection widespread enough that you can feed a big bunch of people with varying tastes, and the service is quick and friendly. I'm no expert on Thai food, so I won't make any claims that this place is particularly authentic (though the Thai food I've had cooked for me by people from Thailand has all been A LOT more spicy than this, so suspecting it has been adjusted to non-Thai palates), but it is damn tasty, so for a Thai place outside of Thailand, it's a vote in my book. And bless them for their late hours, allowing you to grab food at odd hours if you need to.

We didn't have dinner plans and decided to make our way here- an organic Thai restaurant. They have…read moreseveral locations, including one at the airport. It's self seating, you order at the counter, and your food is bought out to you. We ordered yellow curry with tiger prawns and pad Thai with chicken. I enjoyed both and felt as if I could've easily went vegetarian and had tofu instead with both dishes. Portions were big, and I had noodles leftover for the next day.

Delicious food and amazing service. Staff were extremely nice and welcoming; a few friends were…read moreeating outside while we ate inside (since they had sandwiches from a different restaurant) and the workers insisted that they come inside and eat with us. Very kind gesture and nice environment for a meal.

Dishes are salty and stale meat. Probably used the bottled sauce for dishes, such as Pad Thai,…read morewhich is salty. Everything is unauthentic. The service is also sub par. The ambience is ok. Good decoration, but old and small.

My girlfriend was missing Asian food so we came by the "Chinatown" of Copenhagen. It's a bit…read moredifficult to get to since there's construction but the wish quickest way is to probably cut through the train station. We ordered several dishes including tom yom soup, spring rolls, pork red curry, and pork Thai basil. Everything was really quite good. The tom yom was one of the best I've ever had. I asked for extra spicy and it wasn't, but he provided pepper flakes that would make a grown man cry, so I was satisfied. Now, again, they also charge for tap water here. Sometimes it makes more sense just to drink beer since it's about the same price. And speak of price, this entire meal for lunch would probably run $40 in New York. I'm Copenhagen, it was closer to $80. If you think of it on those terms, this wasn't worth it. But if you take the comparison out and base it purely on the quality and quantity, it was good and worth a 4 star review.

The food here is not good. Not sure what we expected from a place called "Wok On," but the live…read moremusic and the outdoor seating was what lured us in. I ordered the rice noodle dish and was told it could be made vegan with tofu, no egg, and a garlic and pepper sauce. My food was bland, the cabbage was raw and crunchy, the tofu tasted like it had been cooked by someone who had no idea what to do with it, and the rice noodles were al dente. Worst of all, when my plate was initially served, there was very obviously large pieces of egg that the server didn't catch. If you have life-threatening allergies, be aware that they won't take your dietary restrictions seriously. Ultimately my poor experience had to do with the hot and cold service. Our server was super friendly when trying to persuade us to eat here but then seemed like she lost interest in us after we had ordered. She didn't apologize for the error made with my food or the extra time it took to make another, didn't offer us any sort of discount or compensation for the inconvenience, didn't ever ask us if we needed anything or how our food was, and we didn't even get a goodbye as she took away my signed receipt. My husband did enjoy his questionably authentic rice noodle dish with chicken, and that's why this place isn't getting only one star from me.

I'm a big skeptic when it comes to Asian take away places in Copenhagen, especially those that…read moreadvertise "design your own noodles" or whatever. There's nothing generic about Asian food and we're even talking about a whole continent here where each country has a long long history of food culture on their own. However, Wok on surprised me in a good way. I don't say that their food is fantastic but it's edible and if you're hungry and there's no way to go near Højbro Plads, you can just get a fast takeaway here. Granted, they're quite the lightning crew when it comes to cooking - so you won't be starving to death waiting for their meals. The price is quite cheap too, so not to worry about creating a hole on your pocket. but if you have more time, walk a bit further and find a more decent place to eat.

I'm sitting at WokShop right now, drinking my green tea and waiting to leave without having had…read moreanything to eat. My friend and I came in specifically for the Phat Thai, which they only offer with shrimp. Not only wasn't my friend not allowed to substitute chicken for the shrimp, I wasn't even allowed to OMIT the shrimp entirely (I'm allergic). Explanation: the chef is too busy. Apparently they only have one chef - but three waitresses, who mainly stood around. While we were finishing our drinks, which unfortunately we had already ordered, we were asked to change tables too. Finally, the prices they list outside are not what they charge you for dining in. All in all - Very bad customer experience!

I've only been here once so far, so I'm not sure if we were just lucky or the standard has been…read moreraised since some of the other reviews. A friend and I ordered some take away one the phone to be picked up 20 minutes later. Got there exactly 19 minutes later and the dishes was almost ready except for one. Waited a few minutes more and we left the place. A 10 minutes walk later and we were ready to eat our delicious food. The taste and the texture was so good. I really enjoyed every bit of the food and for two persons two dishes was plenty! I'll definitely visit this place again sometime soon.

Pretty nice selection of sushi and convenient location close to the center. I picked the 'Favorite'…read morerolls, and it seemed that the special rolls are a bit bigger than normal rolls. They were not as big as futo maki rolls but still not so easy to eat with one bite (of course depends on the person). For me the nice ginger sauce on top of these Favorite rolls kept falling off when biting, ahh such first world problems! Otherwise the food was enjoyable, fresh and the flavor combinations were great. Service was friendly and the decor is very simple style like at many sushi places. It is an easy place to drop by for a quick bite or get takeaway.

First day in Copenhagen visiting from USA. I was a little surprised at being prompted to tip as I…read moreknow the custom is different in Europe. I asked the young waiter with the neck beard what the custom was here and told me 20-30%. I didn't realize until we got back to the hotel and Googled it that we'd been had. 2 special rolls were very good, the new one with lemon and the sachi roll. 2 other specials were not great. The mafia roll and the pink dragon. The shrimp on the pink dragon was pretty rubbery. The 3 nigiri were pretty bad. The tuna nigiri was even dry and cracking at one end. Pretty bland overall. I would say it's too expensive for what you get, especially if the waiter scams you. Pretty shameful.