Top restaurant sickens 63: at Denmark Famous restaurant
Chef Rene Redzepi, working in his restaurant Noma in 2010, in Copenhagen. The 63 infected people ate at Noma between Feb. 12 and 16, according to a food safety report based on an inspection of local restaurants and food retail companies a week later. Danish food safety officials ordered a through cleanup and more better food handling at Noma, one of the world’s top restaurants, after more than 60 people fell ill with viral gastroenteritis from eating at the two-star Michelin eatery that has also hit top spot three times in the world’s best restaurants list in Restaurant magazine. NOMA A dish from Noma, one of the world's top restaurants. The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration said Friday it had investigated the popular, waterfront restaurant in Copenhagen after complaints from customers who had dined there during a week in February. It was not immediately clear what food had caused the infection. Agency spokesman Morten Lisby describ...