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Kiin-Kiin, Copenhagen

Mette

By Mette
in Elsewhere in Europe: Dining

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liuzhou

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If it is true (and I don't know) that the only Michelin starred Thai restaurant in the world is on Copenhagen, I think that says more about Michelin's eurocentric myopia than about anything else.

However good the restaurant may be.

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

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Renn

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Kiin Kiin is a great restaurant, and Henrik is about as chill as they come. Of course, quite a few of the common copenhagen fine-dining conventions are in place, but I had a wonderful time there. Then again, I've never had Thai cooking in a more formal setting, so it's tough to draw comparisons to other Thai food. Regardless, I loved the food, flavors and experience.

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