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In the past decade, Thai food has become, like, part of Danish cuisine. If you live in Copenhagen, Thai food is easily available no matter your location. If you’ve grown tired with you local Thai restaurant, you can always try the one further down the street for a new experience. Finding a restaurant that suites your individual taste, whether that means spicier, sweeter or more sour, or Northern, Southern or something else, should be easy. Each restaurant tries hard to create its own signature dish in the hope that customers it will ultimately choose their restaurant over the competition.
When it comes to eating habits, Thai people are not as predictable as you might think. Many dishes come and go along with the varying tastes of Thai people. Noodle dishes, though, seem to stay.
Since arriving in Copenhagen more than 8 years ago, I have found that the number of Thai restaurants has increased dramatically. Unlike in most European cities, Thai food in Copenhagen is very close to what you can get in Thailand. Noki and I never get tired of Thai food. We are always on the look-out for the next great Thai place. So this week we went to the newly established MD Cafe & Restaurant. We certainly agree that this place serves superbly delicious authentic Thai food. And at reasonable prices too.
