丹麦哥本哈根享誉世界的Noma餐厅将于2026年8月5日重新开业，但创始人兼主厨René Redzepi已不再担任领导角色[1]。餐厅现由长期厨师Pablo Soto接任执行主厨[1]。Redzepi在该餐厅任职23年间五次荣列世界50最佳餐厅榜单第一名，但因被指控在2009至2017年间存在言语辱骂和人身攻击行为，他于今年3月宣布退出[1]。
新Noma餐厅将采用月度变更菜单的运营方式[1]。由于未能满足米其林指南的2026年营业时长要求，餐厅将失去此前持有的三颗米其林星[1]。人均消费价格定为6,500丹麦克朗，约合1000美元，含葡萄酒配对[1]。餐厅前三个月的预订已基本满满，几乎订至10月底[1]。新执行主厨Soto表示："媒体关注度和提问确实很高，但我们仍然坚守在这里[1]。"
Copenhagen's internationally acclaimed Noma restaurant will reopen on August 5, 2026, under new culinary direction following the departure of its founder and head chef René Redzepi.[1] Redzepi announced his exit in March after facing allegations of verbal abuse and physical assault spanning from 2009 to 2017.[1] During his 23-year tenure, Redzepi had led Noma to five top rankings on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list.[1]
Long-serving chef Pablo Soto will assume the role of executive chef at the restaurant going forward.[1] The establishment will introduce a new monthly rotating menu format as it charts its next chapter.[1] However, Noma will lose its three Michelin stars, as the restaurant does not meet the required operating duration for 2026 to retain its recognition.[1] Soto acknowledged the scrutiny surrounding the restaurant's transition, stating: "There's been a lot of media attention and questions about what we're doing, but we're still here standing."[1]
The revamped Noma is priced at 6,500 Danish kroner, approximately 1,000 US dollars, per person with wine pairings included.[1] The first three months of operation have already accumulated nearly full bookings through the end of October.[1]