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Authentic Nepalese cuisine in Denmark copenhagen. Best Mo:Mo, Daal Bhat ,Thakali Khana,
Nansensgade 24, 1366, København K, Denmark
4.0
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I visited this place with a friend last week. The location is really good and convenient, but the dining area felt quite congested and cramped. More importantly, the food did not have an authentic Nepali taste. It definitely needs more traditional flavors to bring out the genuine taste of Nepali cuisine. Hopefully, management can make some changes to improve the seating space and the authenticity of the food.
The food was great and the portion was good. The taste is exactly how it should be- AUTHENTIC NEPALESE that I was longing for. Excellent service. Will come back again for sure.
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