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The Monthly Bite: Best Takeaway in Copenhagen Vol. 3 [COVID Edition]

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Due to the extended COVID-19 lockdown in Copenhagen, restaurants and bars can only remain open for takeaway. Some have decided to close during this time, while others have figured out how to make the takeaway option work for them.

If there was ever a time to to support your favorite local spots, it’s now! Everyone in the food industry working to stay open and keep their staff on payroll deserves credit at the moment, and if we can, let’s make sure to work a few takeaways into our monthly budgets (if you don’t already).

Here are two new Copenhagen spots to try for a tasty takeaway:

UGood

On one of Copenhagen’s trendiest streets, Jæsborggade in Nørrebro, you’ll find a little gem serving up traditional Ugandan street food. What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you read: rolled eggs? Founder and Head Chef Sylvester upholds his heritage by giving a modern twist to these scrumptious, omelette-filled wraps

“I missed Ugandan food, and when I started out in Refshaleøen people would travel from Amager and other parts of the city to try my “rolled eggs,” he notes.

 

 

What’s unique about UGood is the warm energy from Sylvester and the ethos behind the concept: authentic Ugandan food expertly made, served with passion.

My personal favorite was the Original Rolex, a chapati flatbread filled with omlette, fresh tomatoes, cabbage, and parsley. Make sure to pair it with a fresh sugar cane juice!

 

 

Ugood is also available to order on Wolt!

 

 

UGood

Jægersborggade 39
2200 København N

Opening Hours:
Mon Closed
Tues – Sun 4pm – 8pm

Food Category

Ugandan Cuisine

Vegetarian/Vegan Options?

Yes

Gluten Free Options?

Yes

Recommended Dish:

Original Rolex

 


 
 

Poulette

Coming from London, a fried chicken burger was a staple in most teen diets and this greasy crunchy treat brings a wealth of nostalgia with each bite. Nestled between two other great spots, Anderson & Maillard and Pompette, Poulette is a local joint serving up the classic sandwich to much fanfare.

Poulette offers a short but sweet menu: the fried chicken sandwich and the Mapo tofu sandwich. They also have chicken nuggets, tofu nuggets, and fries.

 

 

My favorite is the Mapo tofu sandwich, which is crunchy as well as spicy, sitting on a perfectly toasted brioche bun. Poulette is reinventing the standard sandwich in Copenhagen; let’s just say we can see what the hype is all about!

 

 

Poulette

Møllegade 1
2200 København K

Opening Hours:
Mon & Tues Closed
Wed – Sun 11am – 8pm

Food Category

Burger/Sandwich

Vegetarian/Vegan Options?

Yes

Gluten Free Options?

Yes, but may not be safe for those with Celiac disease as food is prepared in the same space.

Recommended Dish:

Mapo Tofu sandwich

 


 

Want more takeaway in Copenhagen? See our first and second takeaway editions, as well as the city’s best food delivery service. Find out how to safely support local businesses during COVID-19 here.

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Kai Semple

Kai Semple is a London-born chef and food stylist based in Copenhagen, Denmark. He is the founder of modern Caribbean food concept, Yam. Catch him on Instagram at @kaisemple_.