Malmö Saluhall

Food: There is something for everyone here. Cheeses, wines, bears, or pasta.nnThe Ramen at Ramen To Biiru were just amazing! Get them with egg and the soups flavor would just blow you away. I also tried the Soja Burger at the other side of the hall. Enjoyed it very much with the side of Fries.nnOur meal was topped off by a few scoops of ice cream at Flavo Glass. I recommend trying the Pistachio, Straticella, and Coconut!nnService: The servers were friendly, knowledgeable, and made great recommendations.nnAmbiance: Plenty of seating inside the food hall, but watch out for tables reserved only to specific shops.nnValue: Prices were reasonable for the quality of food and service.

Good food hall where many different cuisines are under one roof.nThe burger place is great. The fish soup at the fish stall is good and the cardamom bun is the best at the bakery in the food hall.nNote: There is limited seating so it may be difficult to find a place to sit and the crowd gets bigger during peak times.

As someone from the UK visiting Copenhagen, I wasn’t expecting to find proper fish and chips—but this place really delivered. The fish was crispy on the outside, flaky on the inside, and the chips were spot on—thick-cut and nicely cooked.nIt’s always a bit risky ordering a British classic abroad, but this genuinely hit the mark. The portion size was decent, and it definitely satisfied that homesick craving. Prices are a bit higher than back home, but that’s to be expected in Copenhagen.nThis place is definitely the place to go if you’re from the UK and missing a proper chippy while in Denmark!

Malmö Saluhall is a modern-rustic food hall that feels equal parts cool and practical. Inside and out, seating is a bit of a mix: some vendors have tables and chairs, others just bar stools, and a few none at all. But there’s plenty of shared seating scattered around, including a small upstairs area too.nnThe food selection is varied, with options for full meals as well as takeaway and grocery-style items if you’re stocking up. It’s an easy, low-pressure place to wander, eat, and figure out what you’re in the mood for. We ate at one spot in particular, Clemens Kött & Husman, which you’ll see in my other review.

Great place, great ambience & plenty of food choices. However, if you visit in a group & each has their own preference, then it is definately a down side because there are no free seating here. You will have to seat where you order your food. Am here for a day trip from Copenhagen, price here is so much cheaper. Lol.