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.

A nice japanese / Korean restaurant in Lysaker. It happens to be a short distance away from the…read moreoffice and one of my colleagues took us there for lunch meeting. The menu has lots of sushi and sashimi choices and many other main courses like teriyaki, tempura, pibimpab and so on. I decided do try the pibimpab which was very nice and freshly made with lots of vegetable, beef and a nice chili sauce. It also came with a miso soup and a small bowl of kimchi. I enjoyed my meal and the service was also great. I am told it's packed during lunch with people who work in the area. It's just outside the Lysaker train station. A good place for a meal which I am sure I will come to again.

What a real surprise. Nestled under the train line at Lysaker, this sweet little restaurant really…read moresurprised us all. The cleanliness, service and food are excellent. We started with the spring rolls and wontons for entre. These are tasty morsels. Fresh and clean. The salad includes a real bite from chili oil but we all love a bit of heat...ikke sant. My daughter enjoyed the kimchi pancakes and as she is vegetarian, it's nice to find a place that is not too expensive with genuine vegetarian items that are also really tasty. And if you a desert person...ginger infused creme brulé is not to be missed. As we live in the area, sort of, we'll definitely be back to enjoy this lovely blend of Japanese and Korean cusine. And at Lysaker stasjon??? Who'd av thunk it?

Very good Sushi Takeaway. The atmosphere fir eating inside is rather dull…read more Sometimes preparing takes longer than indicated on the phone. Usually 20 - 30 minutes. Try Mamo 3 for a reasonable two person meal.

Fresh, clean, delicious and affordable. Brilliant service and friendly staff. Can not recommend…read moremore highly. We love this place and probably eat here at least twice a month. We love it. And given the location in Røa the prices are very reasonable for such high quality.

We'd enjoyed a series of great Nordic-style meals on our trip to Copenhagen and then Oslo. But, on…read moreour last night with our granddaughter in Oslo, we craved a change from all those delicious steamed-in-cream muscles, tasty baked salmon and classic smoresbords. Izakaya fit the bill. In fact, it may have ended up being the best meal of our week-long trip. Yes, as you've read and can see from other Yelpers' photos, it's teeny tiny inside. But, when you get lucky and get seated, it's nice and cozy. You certainly aren't merely one 2-top in a long boring row of tables that's for sure. There's no sign outside but because it has a distinctive look on the exterior (see photos of the heavy grillwork on the windows) you really can't miss it. A Yelper's description of 'Japanese tapas' is right on the mark, tho this is a bit of mixed metaphor. Dishes (especially the last two below) are relatively small. Maybe four dishes will do for two people but you'll likely end up as we three did: wanting a bit more. We started with the Gyoza. Definitely delicious and served piping hot. Next was Bang Bang Ji - shredded chicken, julienned cucumber, and a spicy sauce. Good and a nice prelude to the Mazemen. Our hands-down favorite of the night was the Mazemen, broth-less ramen with a delicious sauce, oil, and toppings. Especially delicious with the egg (poached?) mixed in. Had we immediately ordered another three more bowls of this wonderfully tasty dish I doubt if there'd have been much of an objection! Okonomiyaki - a savory pancake. Good. We didn't want to leave without a bit more. So, we ordered the Senmaizuke, pickled turnip and chili with a sweet, tangy vinegar marinade, and the Shiitake no fukumeni, mushrooms simmered in a sweet and savory broth. Both of these relatively small dishes were quite delicious - but really would have tasted best as early appetizers. The Kirin beer really hit the spot. Service was quick and efficient. Pacing was fine with no rush despite the line that had formed in the little foyer. YELPER HINT: if you're stuck in the line but thirsty, you can go on in and stand at a small (2 ft. wide) open section of the bar and order/pay for beers (not sure about their cocktails) and then re-take your place in line. In short, Izakaya could - and likely will - provide your tastiest, most interesting and perhaps even your most delicious meal in wonderful Oslo.

It was closed for the summer when I went there in late July to find some dinner. A bit hard to find…read morebut never got a chance to eat there.