Home » today » News » New host in Café Mohrenkopf – got a taste for salmon New host in Café Mohrenkopf – got a taste for salmon December 16, 2020 by world today news In Matteo Trivisano’s new restaurant Frisk Fisk in District 1, there are salmon specialties that come directly from Norway. – Claudia Schmid Posted today at 12:45 p.m.— – Matteo Trivisano opened the first Frisk-Fisk branch there in Winterthur three years ago. Photo: Anna-Tia Buss The inn in Niederdorf, which was long known as Café Mohrenkopf, is now a salmon restaurant. With the new lease of the city-owned restaurant, which became known in spring, the controversial name is no longer applicable. The new one is a Norwegian tongue twister. Frisk Fisk stands for fresh fish – and that’s exactly what we’ve had here since November: cold or hot smoked and pickled salmon from sustainable aquaculture from the west coast of Norway. Host Matteo Trivisano opened a Frisk-Fisk restaurant with the same concept in Winterthur three years ago. To read this article in full, you need a subscription. — Related posts:Donald Trump Faces First Criminal Trial in Nation's HistoryNexo employees financed "Democratic Bulgaria" with BGN 20,000 eachThe year has only just begun, but are you ready to rest? We show you this year's long weekends - Du...Athis-Val de Rouvre. In the open-air interior garden: black gold and deerShare this:FacebookX Related Naomi Ackie to star in Whitney Houston biopic Why should your company invest in green marketing? Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for: