Experts' Choice Award Kiin Kiin
What the experts agree on
Michelin-starred Thai restaurant in a converted bread factory serving refined, creative interpretations of Southeast Asian dishes with vibrant flavors. Pricey but worth booking ahead for sophisticated cuisine sourced from local Danish suppliers.
“A former bread factory houses this chic restaurant which serves sophisticated vegetarian cuisine.”
– Michelin Guide
Concierge "Seafood dishes rely on the North Sea daily catch, and the lemongrass and baby corn are grown by a Danish farmer just 50 miles outside of Copenhagen."
Fodor's "This trendy and inventive Asian restaurant's name means "eat, eat" (implying dinner's ready)." Full review
Frommer's "Many Danes stop off at this Michelin starred restaurant to sample modern Thai cuisine at its best." Full review
Lonely Planet "It ain’t cheap, but this Michelin-starred winner does obscenely good things to Thai food (think baby lobster with frozen galangal and tamarind). Book ahead." Full review
Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
"A charming restaurant, whose name means 'come and eat'." Full review
Lonely Planet "This waterside addition to the acclaimed Kiin Kiin family of restaurants is found in a cosy cellar within historic 71 Nyhavn Hotel." Full review
Independent "This long-standing favourite is always worth revisiting. It’s held a Michelin star since 2008 and continues to impress with its refined, contemporary take on Thai food."
The ultimate foodie guide to Copenhagen
March 9, 2023
