Because few options were open late in Oslo, Restaurant Fjord sorta won out by default. And it was…read morenothing short of exquisite. Nestled in the heart of the city, it captivates diners with its impeccable blend of presentative (is that a word??) artistry and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The menu combines Nordic flavors and innovative techniques. There is no question about the quality of the ingredients. Each dish is a visual and gastronomic masterpiece, delivering a memorable journey through Norwegian cuisine. The waiter is SO knowledgeable - he really knew how to sell it! The attention to detail extends beyond the plate, with attentive staff enhancing the overall dining experience. The restaurant's commitment to sustainability is evident, with thoughtfully sourced ingredients that celebrate the region's natural bounty. Whether indulging in seafood delicacies or savoring reinvented classics, every moment was a celebrateion. It's an unassuming destination that will leave a lasting impression.

The wine choice is the only thing good about this place, we had a 5 courses meal, the crayfish is…read moresaggy and taste like flour，the salmon was ok but the tusk was salty and raw. The whale is over cooked. There's hardly any balance of flavor. Each dish is either super salty or sweet or sour. I can hardly believe such level of awefulness with such a high price. The service is ok but I had lost my appetite after the crayfish. Feel free to go if you have the desire to be ripped off.

Visiting from North Carolina and found this food hall, many different options, we were looking for…read morevegan food - there was not many but good enough for us to feel full. Maybe they can bring some more vegan food in menu.

Place is too cool for its own good. Mid-day there were not many diners, and staff left many booths…read moreunattended. Should have used that as my cue *not* to eat at Khab Thai, which is horribly overpriced. I know Oslo is an expensive city, but at almost $18, which I would expect at a nice restaurant, but instead got something no better than a microwave meal. The employee was socializing with two women at another booth across the way before bothering to come over to me. I knew something was up when he made me scan my card twice for the meal (and I was charged twice). Clearly, people who eat here are probably half drunk and never been to the parts of Asia that these booths claim to make food from. Hard pass.

I came here with 2 of my friends for a small, intimate Julebord about a week and a half ago. We…read morepre-ordered the Christmas menu, and we were seated on time, no complaints about the food whatsoever. The only thing is that the service was not great. The staff seemed shy/unexperienced/tired. They served us aperitifs and then took away our drink menu and never offered us wine with our meal, which we thought was a bit weird. Secondly, there wasn't much enthusiasm with the staff, they seemed like robots, systematically placing food on our table, and very brief and soft spoken description about what we were eating. Maybe it's because it's Christmas season, but still... I never had an experience like this at Sudøst or Dinner and those places are equally as busy all year round.

I had previously had take away sushi from Tatakii and been less than impressed with the quality of…read morethe maki. Eating in house, however, proved a much better experience. The service was exeptionally friendly and attentive. We started off with two sashimi dishes - salmon with grapefruit and ponzu sauce was fresh and perfectly balanced, and the tun tartare with coriander cream on wonton crackers was so good that we had to order another serving of it. After the sashimi, we had two types of maki - the tempura lobster maki, and the spicy tuna. Both were delicious and quite rich, with a generous amount of very nice spicy mayo. The spicy tuna maki was made with tarragon and avocado, which was a very nice and aromatic combo. Tatakii could have had more wines by the glass, but the ones the have are very good. Alongside the food, we had a lovely glass of riesling from the Pfalz region, which worked very well.

Located at the folk museum, this is a very nice, attractive and super clean museum cafe that, after…read morewalking the acreage with all of this historic homes, churches and buildings of this museum/Hollywood style backlot, you will definitely want to take a break, get something nice to drink, from coffee to the cooler bottled drinks, and maybe a nice sandwich or pastry. The food isn't astounding, but it's well above average and good quality. The best thing about the cafe is that it's comfortable, welcoming, and also accessible to the public as it is streetside. They even have a nice fireplace for the odd cold snowy day or two that I hear Norway gets once in a while. ;)

Generally I'm very sceptical about museum cafes. However, this one was just ace - not overly…read moreexpensive, and the snacks looked sophisticated and delicious. I was there just for a cups tea, as I ate beforehand, which I regretted immediately , as the sandwiches looked mouthwatering!

This is an absolutely amazing culinary experience. If you're in Oslo make reservation here! The…read morecustomer service is second to none.

Exquisite. World class food. The fish was so fresh and so well prepared. The black cod was subtle…read moreand flavorful. The staff was fun and informative. Chef's choice on all the food so must be adventurous eater. Good value.

Delicious!! Not cheap but large portions and wonderful flavors. Our table had the fish n chips, the…read moreschnitzel and the knuckle. Can be hard to get a table but worth the wait.

The food coma is real. One kilo, the waiter told me. After the fact. Why I ate everything, who…read moreknows. At Oslo prices, it should have been an extra day or two worth of meals. I actually wanted something 'lighter' but I asked for his recommendation, and of course he said the signature item that they are "famous" for. I also paired it with some whale, because I like eating protected and endangered species. The whale was the best part. Tastes like those cute little puffins, vaguely like a tender beef jerky. As for the caveman chunk of pork on a bone. Woof. I mean, it's good. The crackling is like pork rinds on steroids and the meat really did fall off the bone. The mustard sauce and the mashed potatoes were loaded with fat. However, the staff friendly and attentive. I love my meats, but this did not blow my mind. Would not go out of my way to come here, and I think the overall ratings are a bit generous.

This restaurant is open on Monday when most other restaurants are closed, which is why we ended up…read morehere. The big draw is you can try specialized local meats, like reindeer and whale. You can also have fish or other things you might be used to if that's not what you're into. I personally opted for the fish. It was bustling and busy but our large group was able to get a table without a reservation. I was also glad to try Mack beer with my meal. We had a nice time and we were glad to sit inside because it was chilly outside. The restaurant is kind of in a touristy area, which made it convenient to walk to from our hotel.

We came here as part of a tour for lunch. The restaurant was completely empty, despite the…read moreneighboring restaurants being packed with people. This is usually a clear sign that something is amiss. We were seated in a long table section and our menu had been pre-ordered ahead of time. We could either order the salmon or the game stew. The meal included a beer or wine as well. When one person in our group asked for a simple cup of hot water, the server flatly refused and said it wasn't part of the agreed upon menu. Another person asked if she could change her dessert because she was a diabetic. Again, we got a complete refusal to be accommodating. The food was decent, but nothing worth putting up with cold, unhelpful, and indifferent service for. I can see why the locals don't eat here.

Just down the street from where we are staying. The place is fantastic! I'm envious that we don't…read morehave such good places in Los Angeles. The pizza turned out to be quite excellent with a crispy bottom crust and great flavored sausage and cheeses. The soups are excellent to warm up your cold body and the crispy bread has a subtle and delicious flavor. The meats were juicy and tasty and the wrap sandwiches are chock full of vegetables and flavor. We will be back for sure!

The food taste is excellent with varieties of kebab and mix BBQ lamb and chicken with fresh Arabic…read morebread. The location is slightly far from center and setting area is below standard. The prices are less than restaurants in the center with better quality of food.