11 Postcards
Located in Copenhagen’s quirky Refshaleøen, Alchemist offers a mind-bending, theatrical dining experience where each of the 50 courses is a culinary masterpiece that stimulates all the senses.
"In March, I went to [Two MICHELIN Star and Green Star] Alchemist in Copenhagen and that was really new for me. Of course, they work with really nice products, but there are also a lot of impressions outside of the food. It’s theater style. You’re sitting in a dome and you have this movie around you from the ocean. All the dishes on the menu have a message." - Ashley Simpson
"The Alchemist in Copenhagen, a two Michelin-star restaurant recently named the number five best restaurant in the world and has been called one of the most immersive restaurants ever." - Daniel Modlin
"An immersive and perfectly choreographed experience, eating here is a highly theatrical affair at the pinnacle of destination dining. Dinner is divided into acts and set across several locations, including a balcony, a play area and a spectacular planetarium-like dome with images projected onto the ceiling. Dishes are technically complex and highly creative with dramatic contrasts. Chef-owner Rasmus Munk believes food is a great way to communicate with people, so accompanies his cooking with statements and ideas about the world." - Michelin Inspector
"Rank: #18 "Alchemist is located on Refshaleøen, a remote part of Copenhagen known for its industrial buildings and a famous former shipyard. You have to go to the very end of the stretch before you get to the two-ton-heavy bronze doors with decorations reminiscent of Narnia or Middle-Earth, which lead you into the mystical world of Alchemist. Wait for a few moments and they will automatically swing open. Let the show begin!"
"Rank: #58 "Drawing on an understanding of theatre and art, science and design, Alchemist offers its diners a culinary experience like no other. Rasmus Munk and his well-drilled team put on a performance throughout a monumental 50 courses, where menu sections are divided into acts and presented in various different locations."