Propaganda

The pork trotter croqueta was the highlight of our dinner! Though the rest was okay and good, it wasnt as amazing as that first dish! The croqueta was crispy but the pork trotter inside was so tender and braised really well. The tartar was also unique reminding me of a Vietnamese dish. The mains were a little of the let down. Though still tasted good, the pork neck felt lack lustre - particularly the sauce. I wondered if they can use whatever braising liquid from the pork trotter croqueta dish to be the rich base for that grilled neck sauce! The collar bone fish dish had better sauce but my partner picked out an earthy note he waant sure he liked. Alas. They were all good sharing plates nonetheless and the service was friendly and the athmosphere nice!

Tasty and creative dishes, perfect for sharing with friends. We first tried Next Door at Propaganda, a new concept offering a 5-course sharing menu. The food was hearty, flavourful, and unique, a blend of home cooking and modern fusion. The cured shrimp bibimbap was unforgettable, still thinking about it! The seating felt intimate, like dining in someone’s home kitchen. We enjoyed it so much that we went back to try Propaganda, the original restaurant. We shared plates like fried chicken, cold noodles, BBQ fish, and the standout mushroom coconut sticky rice with its surprising burst of flavours. Service was attentive, though seating at the end of the bar counter was a bit tight, fitting six people. It was a busy Friday night, so expect a lively and boisterous atmosphere. Overall, both spots offered delicious, inventive food and a fun dining experience, definitely worth a try!

Food was good overall, though the fried chicken didn’t quite live up to the hype from other reviews, it was nice but nothing life-changing. On the other hand, the drinks were excellent, the staff super friendly, and the whole place has a really great vibe. Prices are also quite reasonable for Copenhagen.

Very unique flavor combinations and dishes. A lovely mix of Korean and other Asian flavors. Small plates, perfect for 2-3 people to share several dishes. The drink menu looked great too. The fried marinated eggs were our favorite, along with the Korean fried chicken, and pork skewers.

Perfect for dinner with friends, dates or solo grub. Accompanied by excellent service and even better food and drinks, the atmosphere never fails. Even the song list playing is carefully curated for the vibes to enjoy best fried chicken in town, or of your life perfectly paired with a selection of crafted innovative cocktails. Anything from the menu will make you remember it and wanting back soon for more.