Video: Speilsalen Chef Christopher Davidsen Deserves Two Stars

Michelin-starred restaurant Speilsalen is the flagship restaurant in the newly renovated Britannia Hotel. The name translates to “The Hall of Mirrors,” which is fitting for such a grand fine dining restaurant. Bocuse d’Or silver medalist Christopher Davidsen is the head chef, and award-winning sommelier Henrik Dahl Jahnsen leads the wine program, so the bar is set high. The historic dining room is spectacular, and the presentations are some of the most stunning we’ve seen in a restaurant. The restaurant was awarded its first Michelin star less than a year after opening, and, in our opinion, it won’t be long before they earn the second.

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SPEILSALEN

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Britannia is our favorite hotel in the world!
Britannia is our favorite hotel in the world!
The gold bath tub in the Liv Ullmann suite.
The gold bath tub in the Liv Ullmann suite.
Britannia x Krug room service comes with caviar, local ham & cheese, chocolate, and macarons.
Britannia x Krug room service comes with caviar, local ham & cheese, chocolate, and macarons.
Britannia Hotel is a Krug embassy.
Britannia Hotel is a Krug embassy.
Speilsalen is the one-Michelin star fine dining restaurant at Britannia Hotel.
Speilsalen is the one-Michelin star fine dining restaurant at Britannia Hotel.
Langoustine claw from Molde, fennel mayo, and yogurt topped with Nordic wasabi leaf oil.
Langoustine claw from Molde, fennel mayo, and yogurt topped with Nordic wasabi leaf oil.
Crispy bao filled with shrimp tartare, fermented lemon mayo, raw shrimp, and oyster leaf.
Crispy bao filled with shrimp tartare, fermented lemon mayo, raw shrimp, and oyster leaf.
Tartelette of king crab (from Finnmark), lemon verbena, and gel of shellfish stock.
Tartelette of king crab (from Finnmark), lemon verbena, and gel of shellfish stock.
Scallop fish ball, celery, romesco, and black garlic.
Scallop fish ball, celery, romesco, and black garlic.
Potato and Jerusalem artichoke crisp, smoked wild salmon, remoulade, plum & rose petal gel.
Potato and Jerusalem artichoke crisp, smoked wild salmon, remoulade, plum & rose petal gel.
The extravagant dining room of Speilsalen.
The extravagant dining room of Speilsalen.
Røros egg custard, oscietra caviar, Jerusalem artichoke crisp, chives, and elderflower.
Røros egg custard, oscietra caviar, Jerusalem artichoke crisp, chives, and elderflower.
Halibut ceviche, pickled beetroots, bouillon of black currant, and “Norwegian curry” red curry made from local farm ingredients.
Halibut ceviche, pickled beetroots, bouillon of black currant, and “Norwegian curry” red curry made from local farm ingredients.
Scallops from Frøya, shiitake mushrooms, pickled pumpkin, Nyr fresh cheese, and sea buckthorn & chili sauce
Scallops from Frøya, shiitake mushrooms, pickled pumpkin, Nyr fresh cheese, and sea buckthorn & chili sauce
Side by side pairing of Krug Champagne vintage 2006 and Krug Grande Cuvée Brut 170ème Edition.
Side by side pairing of Krug Champagne vintage 2006 and Krug Grande Cuvée Brut 170ème Edition.
Langoustine tail, XO sauce of reindeer heart and dried shrimps, tomatoes, pickled kohlrabi, and lardo.
Langoustine tail, XO sauce of reindeer heart and dried shrimps, tomatoes, pickled kohlrabi, and lardo.
Arctic char, crispy bread, pickled cucumber, cep mushroom sauce, and a sauce made with cockles and vin jaune.
Arctic char, crispy bread, pickled cucumber, cep mushroom sauce, and a sauce made with cockles and vin jaune.
Buttermilk & crème fraîche sorbet, apples, red currant, and quince oil.
Buttermilk & crème fraîche sorbet, apples, red currant, and quince oil.
Vanilla cream, gel of raspberry, and elderflower.
Vanilla cream, gel of raspberry, and elderflower.
Milk chocolate with bergamot, lemon curd, and Jerusalem artichoke chips .
Milk chocolate with bergamot, lemon curd, and Jerusalem artichoke chips .

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Kaitlin Orr

Kaitlin Orr and Anders Husa are food & travel bloggers and creative content creators. From their base in Copenhagen, they operate the largest and most influential restaurant-focused travel blog in Scandinavia.

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