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Well let's see... 9 USD is about 62 DKK.
Honestly... Not bad. That's about the same price as a sharawma box here in Copenhagen, maybe even a little cheaper, depending on the quality. If I want to buy a burger from a food cart, just a single burger at the street food place near the Nørrebro shopping center, that'd be 85 to 90 DKK, which is about 13 USD for a burger.
The Iranian food stand sells food for 120 DKK per portion, or 16 USD. Pizzas in the neighborhood are between 90 and 110 DKK. A single durum shawarma is about 70 DKK. You get the idea.
Depending on the quality of the spaghetti, I'd go grab some regularly. Compared to what I'm used to, that's a pretty decent price.
Of course, McDonald's and Burger King are cheaper, but... That's just trash. Some real trash.
Bro that makes Dnmk seem more expensive than Norway& Sweden . Are these real actual prices ? For 130 SEK I had a fried chicken sandwich that could feed a family in Stockholm.
Double checked, 165SEK - but in a restaurant where you actually sit down and have nice service and atmosphere . Not a fast food cheap-looking fast-food wannabee, food on cardboard kind of place. https://maps.app.goo.gl/FtXxgUBmtmmeAr4r6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy