Et Cetera

This restaurant deserves to be famous. But I’m glad it’s still not quite yet. I have to say, being fan of Japanese food and being able to eat on many places before, this is quite an experience. The tofu, the noodle and daifuku are tremendous. Every time I visit Copenhagen I will be back. Place is small yet cozy and with astonishing vibes. A slight decadence on design which meets perfectly with the Japanese mindset. Perfect

Amazing hidden gem! Best Asian food in Copenhagen! The food is like a Michelin star restaurant where ingredients are super high quality and the flavors are unexpected, subtle and unique. You would look at the dish and expect a particular flavor profile but every dish surprises you! Highly recommend the breakfast onion pancake, silken tofu and noodles!

A new gem tucked away in the outskirts of Nørrebro. Been here twice. Et Cetera deserves a Michelin star or Bib Gourmand! Food: Asian inspired. Et Cetera dishes out a mix of spicy chinese and japanese flavor bombs where everything is prepared to perfection. Everything tastes absolutely delicious and the green tea cheesecake makes you want to come back for more. We all agreed the spicy eggplant and miso tofu dish are extremely well balanced asian dishes. Was lucky with the walk-in seating both times, didn’t have to wait for a seat. Service is excellent and customer focused.

Space is cute and aesthetic, a bit cramped though :). The spring onion pancake was 10/10 delicious!! But the egg bap was a bit cold and soggy sadly :/ would come back for the lunch menu served at midday though it looked great

one of the best lunches i’ve had in a while! the dan dan noodles and sichuan aubergine were delicious as was the burnt basque cheesecake. the staff were also lovely and the ambiance inside was great.

Great food full of flavors and all with a unique Asian twist. The location is right next to the metro station, so easy to get to. Not the best know foodie location in Copenhagen, but that will change. Very small place so you get in, do your thing and get out.

Waited 15 mins for a table, it took a while for the food and drinks to come, but they were only 3 people working and it was super packed today, maybe due to it being constitution day, so that was understandable. We ordered everything that was available on the menu and they were so delicious! Sad that the breakfast menu including the korokke buns were sold out when we arrived at 12 though :( so go early if you want to try them!

Cute little cafe with a Korean-Japanese fusion menu. Wish I tried more stuff. Tamago sandwich and Hojicha basque cheesecake were delish. The only thing I didn’t like was the extra sweetness of matcha. Their music playlist is also really atmospheric.