Pornsak København

Excellent food, good service huge portions. !!

Wow absolutely delicious. Our family of 5 was starving after a day of exploring. We stumbled in to Porn Sak and luckily they were able to get us right in. We ordered the Panang Curry, chicken satay, sweet and sour chicken and crispy pork. We inhaled everything. I feel bad I don’t have photos to post because it was all so, so good. Would absolutely recommend and we would come here again.

The food was a bit too sweet and didn't quite hit the Thai taste I'm used to. I missed more balance between sour, spicy and salty. On the other hand, the service was really good and the atmosphere was cozy.

Absolutely scrumptious Thai food. Looking forward to visiting again.

We ordered two different Thai dinner menus and everything was delicious. I loved the coconut soup! The service was friendly and the place has a very peaceful atmosphere.

Super delicious food, incredibly friendly staff. We were on a city trip to Copenhagen and ate there on our first evening. It was so delicious that we had to go back and eat there again on the day we left. The food and the friendliness really won us over. Many thanks.

A very friendly staff, with top notch service! The best Thai food I've ever tasted, in appropriate portions :) Will definitely visit again!

Across the Street from Cool There is something deeply funny to me about how often the best meals exist directly adjacent to whatever neighborhood is currently trying hardest to be perceived. I travel for work constantly now and somewhere along the way green curry became my compass. I do not entirely know why. Maybe because it tells you everything immediately. Balance. Restraint. Confidence. Whether a kitchen understands warmth beyond temperature. So whenever I arrive in a new city or return to one I know, I search for it again like a ritual. And I think I found one of the most overlooked Thai restaurants in Copenhagen. Right across the street from the hyper curated ecosystem of Vesterbro, where people drift between artisanal wine bars and carefully distressed interiors trying to look accidentally fashionable, sits a Thai restaurant that has quietly existed for thirty years watching the neighborhood transform around it. The contrast is almost poetic. Outside the large windows you can see hundreds of people moving toward whatever place currently dominates Instagram stories this month. Inside is something older. Warmer. Human. The interior feels untouched by trend cycles. Dark wood paneling worn smooth by time. Decorations that feel collected rather than purchased for aesthetic cohesion. Low lighting that invites conversation instead of documentation. You get the distinct sense that life has actually happened here. Birthdays. Breakups. Long marriages. Exhausted workers escaping winter. First dates that lasted too long in the best way. I ate alone in what looked like a sixty seat dining room while much of the city flowed past outside toward places designed primarily to be seen in. Their loss. Because here there is kindness. The host greeted me with the sort of hospitality that cannot be taught in branding meetings. The chef carries visible pride in the food leaving the kitchen. Plate after plate emerged fragrant with coconut, lime leaf, basil, chili, and steam curling upward into the dim light. The green curry itself was exactly what I search for when I travel. Not reinvented. Not deconstructed. Not elevated into abstraction. Just deeply confident. Aromatic in the way only proper green curry can be when the balance lands perfectly between sweetness, heat, herbaceousness, and depth. The kind of dish that makes conversation pause for a second after the first bite because your brain needs a moment to catch up with your senses. Places like this remind me that cities still have souls beneath trend forecasting and lifestyle branding. Sometimes you just have to cross the street to find them.