AI Visibility Report: Helsinki Fine Dining
40 restaurants, 3 AI surfaces, 600+ answers. Palace and Grön lead the answer diners actually see. Eight of Helsinki's thirty guide-listed rooms appear in under 2% of AI recommendations.
Key Findings
Palace leads AI visibility for Helsinki fine dining at 34.6% across ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Gemini, ahead of Grön (31.5%), Olo (22.4%), Boreal (16.6%), Finnjävel Salonki (16.5%) and Demo (13.0%). Visibility is highly concentrated: the top six hold 59.2% of all restaurant appearances and the top ten hold 77.0%, while the median venue sits near 1%. Eight of Helsinki's thirty Michelin-listed restaurants appear in under 2% of answers. Guides and food media account for 48% of citations, led by timeout.com (370) and myhelsinki.fi (227). The models disagree sharply: Boreal spans 73.6% on ChatGPT to 12.7% on Google AI Mode. This report measures visibility in AI answers only and does not assess food, service or hospitality.
AI Visibility Rankings — Top 15 of 40 Brands
- Palace — 34.6% (3/3 models)
- Grön — 31.5% (3/3 models)
- Olo — 22.4% (3/3 models)
- Boreal — 16.6% (3/3 models)
- Finnjävel Salonki — 16.5% (3/3 models)
- Demo — 13% (3/3 models)
- Nokka — 4.7% (3/3 models)
- Natura — 4.2% (3/3 models)
- Savoy — 3.9% (3/3 models)
- Plein — 2.9% (3/3 models)
Methodology
100 prompts were run across 3 AI models (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Grok, Mistral, Qwen, Llama, Command R) to measure how 40 helsinki fine dining brands appear in AI responses. The weighted visibility score accounts for recommendation frequency, ranking position, and model coverage.
Report Sections
- What This Report Measures
- The Three Most Visible
- The Leaderboard
- Also on the AI's Radar
- Three Things AI Gets Wrong
- The Visibility Landscape, Mapped
- The Sites That Shape Helsinki's AI Reputation
- What Kind of Content AI Actually Cites
- A Small Group Owns Most of the Answer
- Three Models, Three Views of Helsinki
- The Answer Changes With the Language
- The Playbook
- Methodology
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