I went into the museum to escape the rain and spend a wonderful 45 minutes there. It is truly an interactive experience with weird things to smell and taste! Momo was excellent and guided me through the "tasting menu". Unforgettable!

Excellent museum and idea, very well guided, staff really helpful. We had a nice guiding by Momo who speaks several languages (Swedish, Danish, English, German, Hungarian, French and some Japanese) so we enjoyed it a lot. Also good for families, we were there with our children who enjoyed it also.

And now something totally different. Not for people with weak stomachs and big fears. If you want to test yourself how strong you are, compete with yourself and overcome your fears, then this is the right place for you. I have long wanted to try what other people eat. So one more thing for the "to do list" is confirmed. Move on.

An extremely fascinating experience where I discovered that my limit lies somewhere between 2-6.5m on the scoville scale and not when eating bugs or rotten cheese, fish and eggs. Momo was brilliant and insightful, discussing various topics of interest while there and nailing the descriptions of the disgusting products (some were actually really nice). The price is on the high side but it is unique and interactive. I would go back again with friends just to see some of their reactions.

Interesting concept on what we consider disgusting based on cultural structures. Great tasting experience of many extremes things I would have never tried otherwise. Great fun with one of the museum guides, Momo who guided us in the tasting with many tips and fun facts. Worth a visit if you happen to be in the area!

Some very cool exhibits, especially the section on poison food. I was a bit nervous that too much of the experience would be focused around actually tasting the food, but there is still plenty of interesting info to learn even if you don't want to try anything. The exhibits were surprisingly thought-provoking at times, and there is some content that could be upsetting but it felt justified and appropriate in this context. When it came to the tasting, our guide Momo was very welcoming and knowledgeable and put us all at ease. It was very cool to get to try the foods in a relaxed and safe environment. I definitely recommend this to people looking for a different kind of museum experience .

Interesting exhibits! Things to see, smell and taste with a touch of history in there too. Momo our guide shared plenty of extra information and really engaged with us too which made it much more interesting and interactive. Thank you!

This museum is truly worth a visit. The exhibition is very interactive and provides a lot of info in the means of history, tradition of the food, pictures, models, videos and olfactory experience as well. Although the room itself is small, it is packed and you can easily find yourself spending more than an hour in there. The really cool thing is that you can buy some of the foods you learn about and take them home as the coolest souvenir and even try samples of the food on site. And now to the staff: I really appreciated Momo who was our ticker seller and the taste test provider in one. He's such a nice guy who's fun to talk to, he provided additional info and went above and beyond to make the experience enjoyable, he even took the time to find the names of the food samples in our native language. If he's there, you're in for a treat! Once again, such a cool place, I won't be able to forget about it as long as I live.

Not for the faint hearted! Yes, people throw up, that why your ticket in is a barf bag. You see, smell and taste disgusting foods from around the world. I did okay with the stinky cheeses and bugs. However the bull penis and wine with dead mice made me gag. You can even buy crickets or frozen goat heads to take home. Book your ticket on-line to avoid sold out times!

Was 'treated' to a visit to this museum for my birthday while in Malmö, it was certainly an unforgettable experience and definitely not for the faint hearted. Your ticket into the museum is a sick bag, which I thought I was going to need just from the smell jars as you walk around. The tasting section was something I didn't think I would get through. Surprisingly the insects were the easiest part and some didn't taste too bad. As someone that doesn't eat fish, the fermented shark was one of the most disgusting things I've ever put in my mouth, it was a struggle to keep it down. I did manage to taste everything and got the t-shirt at the end. It's a unique experience and I'd highly recommend it as it's an interesting couple of hours.