Excellent food. We had golgappa shots. Tandoori lamb chops and kulfi. Food was very well done. I…read morerecommend you to try this place. Service is excellent.

My girlfriend and I just had an amazing lunch here. The service and ambiance was top notch and the…read moreprice is great for a restaurant located in Oslo. We ordered a few dishes with the chicken Tikka Masala being outstanding.

During our first evening in Oslo, a very helpful desk person at the Bristol Hotel recommended…read moreJaipur for dinner. Plus, we love Indian cuisine. There were other closer restaurants in this Theater District part of Oslo, but she was fairly dismissive of some of what we asked about. Yet, we got good directions down Karl Johan Gate and after a short walk and ascent to the 2nd Floor, we arrived a Jaipur. We were seated and waited on promptly. Looking around the room, we were probably in the minority as far as tourists go. That was great as the locals/ethnic buzz in the room added well to our experience. Our food was very tasty and with generous portions. Dining out in Oslo is expensive, with food, drinks, and tip easily reaching $100 per couple. And we did get our money's worth, although maybe we should have been more adventurous with our Tikka/Curry menu choices (with Naan and Indian beer or course). Service was attentive and payment was up front. As a good meal in a new city goes, Jaipur was a solid authentic Indian choice. But, if you want more local Norwegian cuisine experience, try the nearby Elias Mat & Sant.

Great Indian food. Very flavorful. Service is very fast. We sat next to the window, which was…read morereally nice to be able to see the street.

"Delhi Tandoori was average - the food lacked authentic flavors, and the overall experience was…read moreforgettable."

Small restaurant in urban area in Oslo, i had pepper chicken and plain rice/naan bread! Tasted…read morereally good! friendly young staff, quick service! Big portions and reasonable prices! My new favorite food, when in Norway

Absolutely the best Indian we've ever had! Extremely nice and welcoming staff as well as beautiful…read moreand cozy surroundings

One of the best Indian restaurants in Oslo. The food and…read moreservice is brilliant. The location is also good, however it's a bit tricky to get there by taxi. The drivers tend to get it wrong, so it's better to walk from Karl Johans gate or from the Central Station.

Palmyra Cafe is a friendly neighborhood restaurant in Gronland serving authentic Tamil food with a…read moretropical flavor profile that's all its own! The Masala Dosai was a crepe made from a fermented rice and uridhal (lentil) batter, served with a filling of spiced potatoes and served with dhal (lentil soup), coconut chutney, and sambar (vegetable/lentil soup) on the side. The crepe was perfectly thin and crispy, and each of the accompaniments was perfectly spiced (especially with lots of mustard seeds). I also tried the Kottu Rotti Chicken, a dish made of chopped roti flatbreads stir-fried with shredded chicken, egg, onion, and chilli. The rotis retained a chewy texture, and the meaty chicken and spices turned the boring leftovers into an exciting new dish. Even more memorable than the food, however, was our server, a new immigrant from Nepal, who made us feel right at home and made special accommodations to serve us even close to closing time. This is a great, local, small business worth supporting!

I am Tamil, and my parents and I visited Palmyra Cafe when we were in Oslo. I ordered the masala…read moredosa, and when I took a bite of the coconut chutney, it tasted like my mom's homemade coconut chutney. Dosa had the perfect balance of crispness without being too dry. Likewise, my mom ordered the string hopper(idiyappam) with fish curry, she said the fish curry reminded her of my Achi's (grandmother) fish curry. Very authentic, delicious Tamil food!

Best Indian restaurant in Oslo Gorgeous food! Real tastes!…read moreYou can choose your spice limit in a logical way Professional booking system and superb on take- away

I am referring to the Jewel of India down by the Munch museum. I'm sure there's others in the…read moresuburb but I'm referring directly to the one that by the Munch museum so I'm sorry if I'm riding with this review on the wrong place My friend and I are in Oslo and we sat down for what we thought was going to be a nice Indian dinner. From the second we walked into the restaurant and sat down a short Indian man with glasses kept staring at us making it very uncomfortable.. I don't know if he was trying to pick us up or what but he just kept staring at us and I even commented to my friend ..I said that guy keeps staring at us It's kind of weird. and when we were ordering drinks I said I'd like a draft beer and he told me what was on tap and I said okay that sounds good, and then my friend ordered a gin and tonic and he looked at him he kept asking "are you okay" and my friend was like what do you mean am I okay yeah I'm okay I'm fine why do you ask and he kept going like making an odd expression and moving his head and his hands around like are you okay are you okay? I think he was implying that we were both intoxicated which was the furthest thing from the truth. We haven't had a drink in weeks. This was so bizarre and this guy with the glasses, short Indian man and I took a picture of him to send to his boss accused us of either being a toxicated or I don't know what the hell he was talking about so we just got up and left. It was the most ridiculous experience I've ever had. Shame on him! I asked if I could speak with his manager and he refused and then I started talking to his other co-workers who seemed concerned about what was going on and I tried to explain to them and he kept yelling at them something like don't listen to him or blah blah blah I don't know but it sure was bizarre. Maybe it was because two guys were eating together I don't know but the whole thing was just so weird and a horrible way to leave Oslo. Go elsewhere!

Nice selection of Indian street foods as all as some traditional dishes. Breads were tasty as well…read more Not that they are not about to adjust spice levels as some Indian restaurants that your used to might be about to. They stay true to the spice levels that their dishes recipes intended. So if you have someone who needs their food mild the menu becomes limited. That being said most of the dishes are designed to be medium.

You can see why this place does a steady business- a few solid options so you don't have to debate…read moreon what to pick from 15 choices in the menu. Solid, fast, easy service. Carry your order over to any table available in awesome people watching ambiance of Barcode and enjoy. We tried the street wrap and the samosa chat and both were tasty.

Just gonna say food is great. I didn't even have time to take a picture. Staff is very friendly…read more Has garlic Nan and chicken Marsala and wow. Nuff said

Wow - being fond of Indian food, I am checking out restaurants all over the world. Oslo is, along…read morewith Berlin, definitive a town to go to - besides the Punjab area :o) I was there for lunch (lunsj) and attacked by some sign outside the restaurant. You step down into the basement of an typical Oslo building and the good smell of the tandoori oven invites you already. I guess it is a also a very cozy place to for dinner (middag) Ordering is simple and can be done in Norwegian or English - for sure also in more Indian languages which I don't speak. The food tastes like in good restaurants in India and the "spiciness" is somewhere between the more moderate style in Germany and the hotter one found in the United Kingdom. On request all other "levels" would have been possible. The mango lassie was as expected and the food delicious and to the point. In case of even colder weather than the day I visited the place additional electric heaters are held ready for your convenience. Me being very picky about the excess usage of air-condition and exaggerated ventilation was helped by kindly shutting down these devices for a while - mange takk!. The lady who serves had a smile and was obviously aware that it is worthwhile working there. The toilets are clean and spacy. Go there! - is was the best Indian place I could find in Oslo so far (March 2011). smoke-free environment

Amazing! Highly recommended. Very friendly. Excellent food. Lovely naan bread. lamb vindaloo was…read moregreat.

This was a really great find. The food was delicious and service was great and welcoming. I would…read morehighly recommend.