Authentic Bites, Boundless Yums
After the brunch at the Union Kitchen, we went for a walk at Nyhavn. Such a beautiful place, it is. Nyhavn, which original name was Det Nye Havn, from 1673, was a trading harbour, where ship from around the world arrived. It was initiated by King Christian V. Today it’s Nyhavn and is full of restaurant, bars and the colourful houses.
I had reserved tables at almost all the places we were going to eat at, as you know, CPH is always busy and it’s not easy to get a table, when you want to eat. So book in advance 😉
As I am the planner, I therefore booked the tables etc., and I decided that we had to try some of the famous brunches in CPH. So, the first brunch was at The Union Kitchen. The Union Kitchen has 3 branches, and they have one close to Phoenix Copenhagen, so it was quite easy 😉
After exploring Amalineborg, Kongens Have etc., we had our dinner at Poonchai Thai Restaurant. They have 2 branches, and we went for the one at Istedgade, right behind the central station in CPH.
It was actually one of my collegaues who recommended us to try this restaurant. And I tell you, they have really authentic, tasty food here. Also you get excellent service 🙂 The staff is so kind. Great atmosphere in original Thai style 😉
So…
A few weeks back, I went for a short holiday in Copenhagen with my bestie, as we badly wanted a getaway from the daily routines. I had just finished my lectures at SDE in Odense, and hereafter we went to Copenhagen by train. I was pretty much excited, who doesn’t love a getaway? 😉