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It’s explosively colorful, absolutely outrageous, and quite fun inside Vesterbro’s new festive lady. But on the plate, you miss the kapow.

»No rules« must have been the concept behind the insane decor

The kitchen is a fusion of South American and Asian: »South, East … no rules«, as stated on the menu. And »no rules« also applies to the rather amusing decor. Foto: Loui Pedersen
The kitchen is a fusion of South American and Asian: »South, East … no rules«, as stated on the menu. And »no rules« also applies to the rather amusing decor. Foto: Loui Pedersen
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Of all the streets in Copenhagen, I love Istedgade the most. When I moved to Copenhagen – argh! – 27 years ago, Istedgade became my main thoroughfare in what quickly became my new village. The street that came to feel familiar, homely, and safe.

Paradoxically, because Istedgade was and still is one of the city’s most intense streets, where wheeling and dealing happened – and still happens.

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