Mortuza Mahi
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Parsley Salon isn’t just a restaurant — it’s a place that stays with you. I had the privilege of working there before moving to Berlin, and I can honestly say it was one of the most meaningful experiences of my life.
Chef Allan Schultz is the heart of the place. A true leader with a big heart, always checking in on me and making sure I felt valued. He’s someone you can trust, not only in the kitchen but in life.
Alexander, the head sommelier and manager, is on another level. He carries a quiet wisdom, and when he speaks — whether about wine or life — you listen. His knowledge of pairing is world-class, yet he’s as humble and grounded as they come.
Then there’s Ejvind — 72 years old and still moving through the floor with more passion and precision than most people half his age. A true inspiration.
I’ll always remember my amazing colleagues Pavel and Luana, who treated me like family from day one. Their support made every shift feel like I was exactly where I belonged.
Parsley Salon focuses on quality over quantity. It’s intimate, thoughtful, and every detail is intentional — from the foraged herbs to the seasonal menus. It’s the kind of place where you just sit back, trust the process, and enjoy an evening that feels like a story unfolding on the plate. This is fine dining with soul — and you can feel it’s on its way to something even greater, maybe even a Michelin star soon.
To anyone considering a visit: go. Let go of expectations and let them take care of you. You’ll leave full — not just in stomach, but in spirit.