Nordvegan was the first place I checked out when visiting Oslo. I was glad it was so close to…read morecentral Oslo, where my partner and I were staying. What I later realized to be common at restaurants in Oslo was a buffet-like display of food, but the dishes are singular menu items vs. being able to add a little of everything to your plate. I opted for a salad-bowl type dish, full of fresh delicious veggies (which was much needed after a long flight.) However, they also had plenty of heartier dishes if you needed something with a bit more weigh to it. All food is ordered at the counter and the employees were very helpful guiding my partner and I (and easily accommodated our english only language skills.) The space on the inside was a bit on the small side, but they had a lovely patio in the back that's perfect in the beautiful summer season of Oslo. Definitely a necessary stop for vegans traveling through.

This is probably more 4.5 stars: I wish the Nord Vegan was a bit more Nord, haha, and I was a bit…read moresurprised this wasn't table service after we had made a reservation; I also wish the alkoholfrei beer was better. Small complaints though! Tasty and fresh vegan food (my wife is vegetarian, I'm an omnivore FWIW), especially the deserts and sushi. Friendly and fast service, those two women were really hustling! Lovely garden out back.

I have mixed feelings about this place. Terrible service, crazily expensive - but the food is…read morehealthy and very tasty. I do love salads and especially when all the ingredients are made perfectly. Kvadrat is an example of this. All their ingredients are really, really good. I liked their homemade hummus and tzatziki too.

Vegetarian salad bar with Mediterranean inspiration, Kvadrat Salat is one of the best alternative…read morefor a healthy, but tasty as hell, lunch in the neighborhood. Everything is fresh here, and you will find a vast variety of veg preparations cooked and seasoned. Condiments are less ordinary than in the average salad bar: feta, ricotta, mozzarella, emmental, hummus, nibble omelet, Goji berries, tones of seeds, pesto, tzatziki. Everything to twist your salad. Amazing pieces of Italian bread with olive oil and onions for only 3 nok. And if it is not enough you can take a home made sandwich, or freshly pressed green smoothie.

cold sandwich with many ingredients missing also half filled with the ingredients they didn't put…read moreany salat or anything on the sandwich and they have the audacity to charge me 159 nokk for a half Assed sandwich

Amazing cafe with healthy and fresh options. They also Have…read moreKombucha which is hard to find in Europe! I tried the beet soup and a quinoa bowl, so good and fast!

Reasonably priced middle eastern food not too far from everything in Oslo. And they have beer…read moretoo. It's also a bit like a cafe because people were there working on their MacBooks etc. You might want to over order if you are hungry and American. This is true European serving sizes.

Came here on a Friday evening and was pleasantly surprised by the location and atmosphere. It's…read moremore like a laid back cafe & bar then a restaurant. But first you gotta climb the steep stair up to the main area where you are greeted by a bar-look-alike counter. On the board, you see the summary of the menu, food on the left and drinks on the right. For detailed menu, grab the menu on the counter. On the left you will find an area with table & chairs where you can sit down. We tried the Hummus & Falafel 163kr and Hummus & Chicken 173kr plates. You will get a plate of hummus and another plate of pita, corn chips, beets salad & few other condiments. The hummus are not bad, a little bland & dry for my taste, I do prefer it to be a little more garlicky. As for the falafel, again, it was OK with lack of flavor & not very crunchy outside. As for the roasted chicken, it was decent & can get a little dry when dip with the pita. That being said, for the price, it really fills you up and I really liked the ambiance. Remind me of a hippy hangout spot with arts, photos on the walls and few knick-knacks for decor.

Really liked what this restaurant tried 2 do. Almost felt like I had to double check the aoli was…read morevegan because it was so good. The plates were really pretty. I thought the falafel was a little dry. We had some lightly fried chickpea squares that were so nice coz they melted in you mouth. Everyone was crazy over the chutney but I thought it tasted like salsa.

I was very satisfied with the food and can recommend the place for that reason only. In particular…read morethe salads was fresh and tasty. However I gave 5 stars for the reception we got from staff. My family has several allergies and the staff was very diligent and made substantial effort to make sure we had options to choose from and that we were safe in eating the food.

We came back to the restaurant again after two years and quality is still good!…read more We ordered the lobster & sashimi meal to share. It comes with beef salad. The sushi and sashimi were great but the lobster seem bland

Located in a shopping centre, this Sushi and Asian restaurant is surprisingly high quality. I was…read moreexpecting more of a food hall, get in quick type meal, however it's a proper full-service restaurant. I was here for a work lunch, and the service was very quick and attentive. I had the thai beef salad and it was amazing! Such fresh ingredients and just what I needed. Both of my colleagues had the sushi lunch combo with salmon and maki nigiri and it I had to have a taste, and it was fantastic quality sushi. The combo's are quite big and I had to help my colleagues finish their meals because it was too much for them....no problem :) YUM. It was quite quiet at the start when we arrived just before midday but around 1230 the place filled up and had a great atmosphere. If you're in the area, and hungry for some high quality asian food/sushi I would definitely recommend checking it out.

I was a fan of Bit's brioche until today. A good brioche is made with plenty of eggs and butter…read more Bit's original brioche had this, which resulted in a soft, moist, buttery pastry. This gives the brioche its characteristic yellow color.It was perfect the way it was and is very close in texture to my own brioche. So today, as I was catching my train from Oslo Sentralstasjon, I decided to stop by and feed my brioche cravings. Much to my surprise, the brioche I remembered only from a couple of months ago was not the same. Instead the brioche tasted like a normal "skoleboller." The brioche was like bread being a bit dry and lacking in egg and butter. It was also very apparent after biting into the brioche and having to chew a number of times, unlike before the brioche would melt in your mouth. The custard was fine, but the soul of the brioche comes from the eggs and butter. Why ruin a good thing? Something that irritates me is when quality is not consistent. Today's brioche was an absolute dissapointment. Cutting corners to save money and resulting in a half-ass product is never a wise business decision.

One of my favourite lunch places in Oslo. I'm in love with the salads and the service is very…read more"hyggelig". They also have baguettes, and different kind of sandwiches and you can self decide what vegetables and dressings you want. I always go for a Chicken salad with aioli and pesto. In the price of 117 kr it includes a slice of bread. It is really expensive and the staff are quite ungenerous with the amount of food. If I want some cucumber it isn't surprising to just get 3 or 4 slices, and especially with the chicken and bulgur (just a couple tablespoons) So it's a bit irritating constantly asking for a bit more. If I pay 117 kr i really want to get my plate full. It's better to have the salad to go (you get a bit more), then staying in. But nevertheless, a delicious healthy place that I recommend. + Their small brownies are delicious! Don't miss out on that, only 5kr á piece.

I had a serious craving for healthy eats once we landed in Oslo. Sushi was on my mind but we were…read morefamished and wanted something in our neighborhood that was fast and affordable. Enter Lett - a vegetarian establishment with lots of fresh salad and wrap choices and there was a quinoa bowl that was calling my name with its sushi-esque ingredients. This bowl had mixed greens, salmon, avocado, sesame seeds and it basically was their version of a Hawaiian Poke bowl. There was a tad too much dressing but overall, it was a mighty tasty lunch. My hubby's Spicy Tuna Fish Wrap with jalapenos, spinach, and hard boiled egg was equally delicious and satisfying. Employees were very nice and professional. Overall, it's a good spot for lunch and healthy bites!

Really nice and healthy food. Nice alternative to the carbs-heavy lunches Oslo usually caters…read more Download their app to get half price on your first order and discounts on future orders.