What I Learned From Restaurant People in Copenhagen — Resy | Right This Way

Resy | Right This Way·Oct 10

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A visit to Copenhagen has provided lessons for the restaurant industry, with some outlets focusing on the influence of Noma, a top-rated restaurant. There are reports of controversy and past abuse associated with Noma, as well as discussions about the restaurant's impact on the industry and its recent closure. The experience in Copenhagen has also led to reflections on the future of restaurants and the costs of high-end dining.

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