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No one can amplify the comfort in comfort food quite like Americans. And when it’s a superb American chef in the coziest neighborhood on Amager, we reach a whole new level of comfort.

»I got hungry from eating it. Entirely against nature«: On Amager, comfort food is taken to a higher level

Silky-soft slices of eggplant and a seductive cushion of cheese – that’s amore! Foto: Martin Lehmann
Silky-soft slices of eggplant and a seductive cushion of cheese – that’s amore! Foto: Martin Lehmann
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»Yummy must be an American word«, my guest said as we sat at the new Italian-American restaurant Martini House.

What’s the Danish word for it, anyway?

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