New Tokyo is quite OK IF you are looking for authentic tastes of south East Asian wok style food…read more The decor is inherited, I guess from an Italian or Mediterranean restaurant. The serving personnel is adequate in a similar SE Asia happy go lucky way. Try this restaurant if you're in the vicinity but don't go out of your way to find it!

Fantastiskt god torskrygg, köttbullar, och en fenomenal salladsbuffé med hembakt bröd.read more

Fresh good food, a good beer selection and desserts. Very friendly staff. Baked potatoes, salads,…read morelasagne.

The owners Niklas and Anna Edgren, along with their staff were so wonderful! They greeted our large…read moregroup with smiles all around! We were met on the back patio by Anna, with an appetizer and our choice of a glass of wine or a nonalcoholic beverage. She gave us a little bit of history about the restaurant (Egastronomi), which had been a former chapel and rectory and which they had purchased and converted! Afterwards, we moved inside the restaurant to be seated for our lunch. There was such a light and airy feel, to the tastefully decorated venue. Niklas (a top chef in Sweden!) properly introduced himself and his wife (Anna), as well as their more than capable staff! He proceeded to briefly share his thoughts on the importance of using local resources for the restaurant. Then, they proceeded to prepare and serve our lunch. I had ordered the beef, which was tender and juicy, with an otherworldly flavor!! (There are a few entertaining pictures I took of Niklas searing the beef before serving it up!) The luncheon was served with a cucumber salad, and beets over potatoes. The dessert was delightful as well, a berry mousse with a slice of lightly buttered and toasted cornbread and a side of local berries!! What a wonderful experience all around! Do yourself a favor and visit this worthwhile establishment! It may be off the beaten path, but life is about the journey, and this destination is well worth the trip!