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The current restaurant located at the address, focusing on organic, sustainable, and creative Nordic cuisine, and has received Michelin awards.
Last updated: 7/22/2026, 4:44:56 AM
The restaurant at this location, currently known as Restaurant Radio, is situated in a building designed by the renowned architect Jørn Utzon (known for the Sydney Opera House). Historically, this location was home to 'Restaurant Paustian v. Bo Bech,' which gained significant recognition, including a Michelin star, before chef Bo Bech departed around 2011. Restaurant Radio continues the tradition of focusing on organic, sustainable, and creative Nordic cuisine.
Customer perception for Restaurant Radio is mixed. Patrons praise specific dishes like the fantastic cod, the unique French onion soup inspired dish, and the onion and brown butter bisque, often highlighting the creative presentation and attentive service. The focus on organic and sustainable ingredients is also appreciated. However, criticisms include inconsistent taste, some dishes being bland or poorly executed (e.g., uncooked potatoes, mushy bacon, uninspired carrot dish), poor service, loud acoustics, and a perceived high price-to-quality ratio. Some reviews suggest a decline from previous standards.
The restaurant is located within a building designed by the acclaimed Danish architect Jørn Utzon, giving it a distinctive architectural setting.
A Wednesday night was noted for a quiet atmosphere, suggesting that weekdays might offer a more serene dining experience.
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