Video: LYSTFood Meets Art in the Iconic Fjordenhus in Vejle, Denmark
Restaurant LYST is located in Vejle Denmark, just a two-hour train ride from Copenhagen. You’ll find the restaurant inside the spectacular Fjordenhus, an architectural wonder located right on the harbor. The building was designed by SOS (Studio Other Spaces), consisting of artist Olafur Eliasson and architect Sebastian Behmann. Head chef Daniel McBurnie crafts a unique tasting menu that changes almost every day, depending on the season as well as on the weather. The menu is made up largely of seafood, and sustainability is a huge focus. All ingredients come from within a 100-kilometer radius. Rasmus Marquart is the restaurant manager, and the award-winning Nina Højgaard Jensen is the head sommelier.
The circle plays a vital art in the architecture of Fjordenhus.Head chef Daniel McBurnie of restaurant LYST.The iconic Fjordenhus in Vejle, Denmark.Kaitlin decided that this spectacular location called for an equally stunning dress.You start and end your meal at the circle bar of restaurant LYST.Malt tartelettes, caramelized onions, rosemary, fennel, and goat cheese.Danish sardine, tomato, and basil on crispy sourdough bread.A dish of puri and turbot ceviche on a plate that was inspired by the ceiling of the circle bar.
You get a hammer to crack open this baked salt dough.
Inside is a beet root that you drop in a brown butter emulsion.
Squid “pasta” in kombu dashi.The sail room is the main dining room of restaurant LYST.“Gode råd” (good advice) cookies with Limfjord oyster and grilled cabbage.2018, Gut Oggau, Timotheus.Mackerel, beet root, dill, and black currant.
Krug Grande Cuvée 168ème Édition
The world’s best Champagne paired with sourdough bread and butter.
Eel, apple juice, onion bouillon, and nasturtium.View from one of the tables in the sail room.Turbot, crispy black cabbage, and a sauce of fermented white asparagus.The barometer plays a part in deciding the daily menu at restaurant LYST.The lack of wind allowed the fire outside to be burning, so we got to grill our own hamachi.Cod, vin jaune sauce, and Jerusalem artichoke.Baerii caviar from Lyksvad.Baked potato, leek, foam made on the potato peel, and caviar.
Chef Daniel McBurnie turned one of the world’s most common food crops into a luxurious dish.
Scoop the potato out and get some caviar with each bite.
Broad beans, ramson capers, and whey sauce.Deer, sweet corn, and red currants.The sail room at night.Goat milk ice cream, honey tuile, and blackberry syrup.
Sunflower seed parfait.
Lavender tart with dried flowers.
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