Not that many people have actually eaten at Noma, the fabled restaurant on the Copenhagen waterfront. As soon as it won the title of World's Best Restaurant in 2010, it became impossible to get inside.
After all, the place sat only 40 in the main dining room, and stories of 60,000-person wait lists and a once-a-month reservation system that crashed the instant it went live were so commonplace they became boring. It closed this year.
