Must do - Amazing experience. I ate everything. Certainly a must not miss experience. The best thing to do in Sweden. Extremely delightful and knowledgeable staff.

Fun and disgusting 🫣 - Great fun for the whole family. Disgusting, but also a lot of fun, especially the last testing part. Giving you a chance to try something you would never have tasted otherwise.

"Delicacy for the vomited! - Fun, informative and interactive with a good dose of creeps. It all ends with a tasting of a plethora of what in the eyes of some would be called delicacies and in the eyes of others abominations. Was there with children of 6 and 9. Both were fascinated by all the strange things people eat around the world. Both also liked the tasting and tried as much stuff as they got (there are age limits on some things). The staff was friendly and dedicated. Highly recommended!

Mega! - Really cool! The exhibition about food eaten in the world is really great. The cost of “disgusting” food from all over the world: great. Get over it. Try everything.

Superbra - Awesome cool place and will recommend it to anyone going to Malmö without a doubt 😀👌 Will stop there at the first opportunity 👍👍

Good experience - I had so much fun there! There are a lot of weird food i have never seen. The staff explained everything well. I also managed to try out the dry shark meat that i always wanna try. Overall a good experience.

Unusual fun - A nice place to visit for some unusual fun. I have 2 kids, one 17 and one 7. This was not an activity for the seven year old, he grew tired fast. But for me and my oldest son this was a really fun experience, especially the tasting of the foods. I would therefore recommend taking kids that are a bit older.

Good, but… - The experience was overall positive, but I think the museum needs to limit the number of people they let in to make the experience better. There were simply too many people in the museum today.

I tasted it all! - The museum was devided in two sections. First the exibition where you read about some of the worlds most disgusting dishes. It was nice but on its own it wouldn't be the most immersive experience. The second part was the tasting challenge. To begin with I wasn't too exited about the idea but it turned out to be really cool. Our tasting guide, Mohammed, was really amazing. He made it feel almost like a wine tasting with great attention to details and with a lot of heart and humour. He had no problem switching between english, german, swedish and danish. I'm proud to say I tasted it all!

OK, but no more than that. - Worth it, but don't expect too much. Especially at times when it is crowded (in rain, for example) it takes so long inside that it is no longer fun. After all, you have to follow a route and can only move if the whole row moves in front of you. We went before because it took too long and at some point you're done with it.