Denmark's Geranium, the world's number one three-Michelin-star restaurant

Half of the Michelin stars in the world ranking belong to Denmark. Geranium was ranked the world's number one three-Michelin-star restaurant in 2022. We booked Geranium two months in advance. Compared to Noma, I prefer Geranium more. The restaurant has a strong environmental philosophy, which I really like. They consistently insist on organic ingredients 🍃 and everyone strictly follows this. I have a good impression of Copenhagen. From the moment I got off the plane, I encountered warm-hearted Danes. Geranium doesn't have much of a so-called dress code. This is very Nordic—come as you feel comfortable. The taste isn’t particularly special, but among all the fine dining I’ve experienced, this was the first time I finished every dish over more than four hours, including the four desserts at the end. The restaurant founder insists on pescatarianism, so even though the meal lasted over four hours, it didn’t feel overly filling. Chef Gao is the only Chinese chef at the restaurant. Thanks to Chef Gao for showing us around the kitchen and wine cellar. By the way, the restaurant offers a direct view of the Danish football stadium, so you can enjoy your meal while watching the game. Finally, the juice pairing 🍹 is highly recommended and can be considered a Geranium specialty.