Disgusting Food Museum

What an amazing experience (I think?)! Our family had such a good time here going down the line exploring disgusting food throughout human history. Both my wife and I tried everything they offered at the end and wow... Some of the foods were actually really good but the goat stomach cheese was easily the grossest thing I have ever eaten in my entire life. I felt like I was getting phantom smells of it later in the day even after brushing my teeth. All in all though, I highly recommend if you are adventurous!

We love museums, but this is like none other, so interactive and engaging. The flow is organized and efficient so you see everything. The information presented is easy to process. The specimens are well curated and varied. We shocked ourselves by proceeding through the tasting portion! It was challenging at times, but the employees were fun and encouraging. Peer pressure definitely played a role! Our visit started as a novelty, but it turned out to be a memorable and informative experience. We visited midday on Friday of Christmas week. It was busy, but we didn't need reservations. However, if you can plan ahead to buy them in advance, I see it could be important at certain times, especially weekends. It's a small space with no area to comfortably wait if there are large crowds.

The Disgusting Food Museum’s name was enough to get me in the door. It’s very interesting to see all the different ‘disgusting foods’ that are eaten around the world. We were invited to do the eating challenge which was a real test of our mental strength but we managed to eat most of them between us. Great way to spend an hour or so when visiting Malmo!

A boutique museum that is unique to Malmo, you can visit to explore the different types of disgusting food around the world. It's only one floor with different examples, with a chance to sample some of the good on display at the end of your visit. You can spend about one hour plus here. A good place to drop by if you like food or want a different experience.

My husband found this place in Sweden, about 30 minutes outside of Copenhagen, and was excited for us to give it a try. What an experience! Long tables of displays give you a tour of the world and reveal what people consume/d in the name of cultural customs. There are even videos on the walls (which I refused to watch) that show how some of these items are prepared. At the end of this educational experience, everyone has an opportunity to participate in a taste test of some of these items. Bugs, cheeses, beverages, Durian fruit, and 5 different hot sauces (which you are required to sign a waiver for) all challenge your taste buds and fortitude! If you successfully taste everything, you get to spin a wheel and win a prize. I got 50% off a t-shirt, which I was proud to buy and wear, because I earned it! This is a fun, one of a kind experience well worth the price of admission! Even if you choose to avoid the tasting menu, it's still a must-see and do!

Super nice museum to visit when in Malmö! The museum was relatively small, but it had all the products and information, so there was nothing to complain about! So many products and all the information you need, so you’ll spend a good time ready (and sniffing 😉) the products! At the end you have the tasting bar where you can try some products. Starting really easy with some bugs and ending with hàkarl and surströmming 🤢. After the disgusting food you have the hot sauce challenge. For the spiciest you need to sign a waver. If you complete the whole food challenge, you can spin the wheel, for a chance of a free hoodie 😃 The employees were very nice and helpful as well! Would definitely recommend this to anyone! Even if it only is to conquer your fear of eating disgusting food.

The museum is without doubt a highlight and must do in Malmö. You start by working through an exhibition of interesting delicacies from around the world with informative background stories - some may be well-known while others are new and truly interesting. After this, you're invited to take the challenge to sample some of these delicacies yourself - which is fun (and if you like strong cheese, then quite delicious). The staff were very friendly and engaging - I would very highly recommend.

Absolutely amazing experience! The museum is impressive, but what I enjoyed most was trying so many unusual foods I would never have tried otherwise, like beetles, worms, black ants, and more. The staff is very helpful and friendly, ensuring your visit is unforgettable. Unfortunately, I don’t remember the name of the girl who helped me navigate the museum, especially since I’m very afraid of snakes—there’s one in a jar—but she thoughtfully planned my route so I could avoid looking at it. I’m very grateful for everything she did for me. I think this is a great place for anyone seeking adventure and looking to try something new.