Located in the food court at the mall in Kista. It is one of numerous places in the food court and…read moreit is one of the better ones but unfortunately it does tell more about the competition than this place. As the name suggests it is focused on Vietnamese food but one will also find a bit more 'general' Asian food as well. For lunch I would recommend avoiding the food that is not prepared on order as it does seem like it lies around for a long time so I am doubtful how good it is from a taste, nutrition and freshness perspective. I have a few of the dishes here and they have been acceptable in the sense that I have been full after and they have not made me sick. Taste wise it is boring and they are not using high quality ingredients but if you feel a need to eat something from the food court this is ok-ish.

One of few Vietnamese restaurants on the west/north side of Stockholm, the restaurant is located in…read morethe far end of the Kista Galleria Food Court. Serving traditional dishes like Pho and fresh spring rolls portions are always generous and you'll want to bring any leftovers home with you. An entre is always included, it's your choice of two fresh spring rolls, mango salad (my favourite but beware the garlic) and sea food salad. Staff is always friendly and welcoming!

This is such a nice place; service is tops...good food and wine...always a good experience...and so…read moreit was Biff Rydberg (its been years since I last had that), lovbiff & bearnaise, 2 glace coupes and a double espresso - with a bottle of Rigal La Nuance Malbec. £127 including tip A very pleasant, relaxing evening If you go, try and get the room to the left, still some tourists but fewer than the first room usually

I have been to Grodan several times on Grev Turegatan with good results. The wife and I decided to…read moretry the alternate location at Royal Opera with the outside seating. The Royal Opera location has horrible customer service, won't be back. We approach the hostess stand for a table, we can see the chubby hostess guy, who clearly see's us waiting, continue to go around and do non-essential things, not acknowledging us? He has one job, seat guest! After about 6 minutes transpires, we ask the bar lady, we want to be seated, can you track down the host? She responds nastily, in broken English and a Russian accent, "It's not my job!" I just work the bar. After an unnecessary wait, the chubby hostess guy reappears (probably after smoking and cigarette and checking his text message.) he seats us at a crappy seat, which we changed. Then after another long wait for the server to appear, we decided to leave. There are lots of other restaurants in the area that provide better service. I don't expect this location to last very long, with such bad service. Do you replace the staff members or fire the manager who hired the staff members to correct the problem? I don't recommend this location.

The place is really cozy and very easy to find from the tunnelbannan. The staff was friendly and…read morethe food was tasty. Few vegan options compared to other places but good whatsoever. The portions are so big so I personally had an appetizer as well. The place is overall good but I though it was a tiny bit expensive compared to other thai places in stockholm.

Cute outdoors area we came across while walking around the area. It was right after work hours…read moresmack dab in the middle of the week, and the place was teeming with young people hanging out, grabbing a bite to eat and drinking. We were able to easily find a portion of the benches to sit with our group and enjoy a nice drink overlooking the view of the city. I'd recommend this area for sure!

Fun awaits if you come to Södra Teater, and the only thing you may complain about is the closing…read moretime since you will be having a lot of fun and they must kick everyone out at 2 am (Swedish laws). Before 10pm you don't have to pay a cover fee, so come in early and have a drink watching the nice view from the top floor bar. You can leave your jacket at their wardrobe room, just don't forget the wallet as beers cost around 60 SEK, and cocktails 120 SEK. I tried a Sour Cosmopolitan that tasted quite sweet but still yummy. Luckily for me the song selection on that particular Saturday night was ragga, hip hop, and dance hall - which I love by the way. In between drinks I danced a lot with my friends and had a lot of fun, but it's not a traditional Swedish type of music so you won't find the stereotypical swedes around there. If you want something a little different, go down the stairs, there is a little pub and another dance floor (which was then playing very intense dub step).