WokShop Copenhagen

Admittedly, I'm not a fan of chain restaurants. But if that's what the young crowd wants, then that's where we go. We are greeted by a large, elegant interior, a little empty on a January Sunday afternoon, but so nicely quiet. The armchairs at the tables are comfortable but would be more appropriate in a whisky lounge. The selection is excellent and the service friendly and fast. The food is really good and the portions generous. The price-performance ratio is very good. Absolutely recommended for a first visit to a Thai restaurant. There is something for everyone and the spiciness of the dishes is very moderate.

While looking for a place for dinner during our trip to Copenhagen, Wokshop came up in our search — and it turned out to be a fantastic choice. From the moment we arrived, the staff were friendly, welcoming, and attentive without being intrusive. Service was smooth and efficient, making the whole dining experience very comfortable. The food was the real highlight. The flavours were genuinely impressive — bold, well-balanced, and unmistakably Thai. Having eaten Thai food extensively in both Thailand and Singapore, I’d honestly say the taste here is about 95% identical to what you’d get there, which is no small compliment. You can tell real effort has gone into getting the seasoning and cooking right, rather than watering flavours down. Portion sizes are big and generous, offering great value for money. This isn’t one of those places where you leave still feeling hungry — the dishes are satisfying and well plated. Another strong point is the wide variety on the menu. There’s something for everyone, from classic Thai favourites to more interesting options. I also really liked that they offer festive or seasonal-inspired dishes, with menu updates every few months. It shows creativity and keeps things fresh, even for repeat visits. Overall, Wokshop delivers on all fronts — authentic food, generous portions, attentive service, and a menu that evolves. If you’re craving proper Thai cuisine in Copenhagen, this is absolutely a place worth visiting.

I went there with my family and we were more than welcomed ! The place was crowded with people but it didn’t stop the waiters to take care of us perfectly. With my dad we shared the traditional sharing menu which was delicious (we couldn’t finish but asked to take the rest away). My mom and sister took a soup, thuna salad and chicken meatballs starter and my mom said that it was the best salad she ever tasted and the best thai she ate also. I really recommend that place, it is totally money worth !!

We had an absolutely wonderful experience at this Thai restaurant in Copenhagen. The food was truly exceptional—the spices were perfectly balanced, the ingredients fresh, and every dish was bursting with flavor. I especially loved the richness of the dried curry. Whether you’re craving comforting, traditional Thai dishes or something a bit more modern, this is a place that delivers both quality and heart.

Do not underestimate this location, as the size of the restaurant is tiny, but the food is out of this world. Excellent and quick service with the option to eat inside or outside. The food comes really fast and is flavorful with each ingredient being well prepared and complementing other ingredients. Would recommend going here for sure.

This is a very good restaurant. The menu boats delicious food with a Thai, Asian, Indian fare. Food does not disappoint... healthy portions and we'll priced for what you get. I've gone here many times and enjoyed myself everytime. The atmosphere is sophisticated and dark...a great place for a date or meeting a group of people. There is also a great cocktail bar right next door as well. Enjoy!

Very friendly staff and super nice atmosphere. While the summer rolls were delicious, we expected more from the Tom Yam soup broth and the chef was not able to adjust the spiciness of the dishes... All in all, the experience was not up to standards. Us not being Danish(a disclaimer on the relevance), we also reflected on the price, which we think was a bit inflated.

We really wanted to like this place because of its excellent location, but unfortunately, that was the only highlight. We had lunch, and while select items are offered in smaller lunch portions at a lower price, the food fell short. We ordered fried noodles, Thai basil with rice, a kids' meal (chicken fried rice with spring rolls), and chicken satay. It was clear that the sauces and seasonings came from a pouch. The portions were decent, but the only authentic Thai touch was the fish sauce and chili condiment, which could have used some lime. The mango and sticky rice were just okay. Also, the service was slow. Overall, while the location is great, don't expect authentic Thai food here.