Restaurant Radio
Copenhagen
Kort fortalt
Anmeldelser
Wonderful service, extremely kind and accommodating, they answered all of our questions (especially the nerdy ones), and it was obvious how passionate they are about their work! The food was the best we've ever had - every bite was an experience. Organic, sustainable, and creative - the food is an art and a passion in RADIO. And the drinks - woah, definitely order some cocktails.
Great food, attentive service and a quiet atmosphere (we visited on a Wednesday night). The onion and brown butter bisque for the first course was genuinely the best ‘soup’ my partner and I have ever had. The rest of the food was absolutely delicious, although we did find one or two of the courses slightly too salty but this didn’t impact our enjoyment. The wine options were excellent, particularly the Canaiolo! The presentation of the food was creative but not too fussy. We found that the portions were perfect, and we left the 5 course menu full but not stuffed. Both staff who served us were really friendly and attentive. We would definitely recommend visiting Radio if you’re in Copenhagen and want a delicious, unique meal.
I visited this restaurant for the first time during the Dining Week, and had high expectations due to many Michelin awards Radio’s received in the last 10+ years. But unfortunately the menu we shared together with my boyfriend left us underwhelmed. Out of 7 courses, I can only single out the fantastic cod, which got exactly the right amount of cooking, so the meat was perfectly tender. It was also well balanced with sauce and slightly crunchy vegetables on top. I also enjoyed the French onion soup inspired dish. It had the best from the famous soup, but with a dill twist. It was truly a pleasant surprise. As for the rest—dishes were not really interesting or exciting, and many of them tried to do the same thing—being creamy. I wish courses were more diverse and more daring. Carrots in particular were super basic. I also wasn’t a big fan of the bread and first three courses, which were super tiny and were served as one. The atmosphere in the restaurant is, indeed, quite loud. I wouldn’t think of Radio as of a cozy place. Overall, our experience was ok, but I wouldn’t come back.
