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What to order at Restaurant Kanalen
- Must order
- The grilled langoustine with parsley butter plus the fried ling with pak choi and mussel sauce.
- Signature dishes
- Grilled langoustine with parsley butter, Lamb with green asparagus and black cardamom, Fried ling with pak choi and mussel sauce
- Editor tip
- Open Monday to Saturday with a long 11:30-02:00 service; the canal terrace is the summer seat.
CuisineModern Danish
Price$$$
Neighborhoodchristianshavn
HoursMon-Sat 11:30-02:00, Sun groups only
Phone+45 32951330
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Signature dishes: Grilled langoustine with parsley butter, Lamb with green asparagus and black cardamom, Fried ling with pak choi and mussel sauce
Must order: The grilled langoustine with parsley butter plus the fried ling with pak choi and mussel sauce.
Tip: Open Monday to Saturday with a long 11:30-02:00 service; the canal terrace is the summer seat.
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Location
Address: Wilders Plads 2, 1403 København K, Copenhagen
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