This is not the place where you would do your regular weekly shopping; however, if you crave this…read moreor that thing at some point and want to treat yourself, stop by. I got this blueberry raw cake piece the other day and sat outside to eat it. It was DELICIOUS!

We came here as tourists visiting Oslo, and the owner, who is an international cheese judge,…read moredirected us to absolutely delicious cheeses from small farms, and prize-winners in the recent competitions. We love cheese and have sampled cheeses in many countries, but the special Norwegian cheeses were truly unique, with delicate sweetness and flavors we have never tasted before. We only wish we had brought more home with us! This is a 'can't miss' shop, near Vigeland Park, easy to get to on transit. Go and pick up a picnic lunch, or memorable cheeses for any time of day you like to enjoy them. We think there would be a big market for Norwegian cheese here in the US. Thank you for the great experience!

This is an excellent little grocery, mostly fresh fruit and vegetables, all beautiful, but many…read morespecialty items, olives, nuts, cheese, and a few other necessities like coffee, laundry soap and the like. The people who run this are very nice, and they remembered what we bought the time before and asked if everything was good. Sure, some things at the COOP are a little cheaper (not much), and they don't have meat and ice cream, but go there for the finest produce and attentive service. I am a big fan.

If you're looking for Asian products in Oslo this is the place to go... BUT always look for the…read moreexperience date as some have may have a short date. Service is acceptable but not the best and they will help you find what you looking for but not much more. The variation of foods available is good from exotic fruit and vegetable to a big selection of frozen foods and noodles but also snacks and spices. So if you like food from all over Asia this the place. Opening hours is acceptable but you could always give them a call +4721379421

Oh, YES!!!! This store has the most complete and esoteric Asian ingredients in town. I haven't…read morefound pandanus leaves, black chickens or nātto elsewhere.

A great health store! This place is well worth a visit if you are interested in organic, vegetarian…read moreor vegan food. Fresh vegetables, tea, juice and baked goods can also be found here, and when you add everything else you find in common health store you all of a sudden got yourself a new favorite place. Røtter offers products from Pukka, Teapigs and Helios just to mention some. A personal favorite is Epleslang, a local apple juice. It comes in a beautiful packaging and the taste is great.

I've never reviewed Røtter?!?!?! Thanks Yelp for filling me in on this…read more I am at Røtter at least 2-3 times a week. Sometimes more. Never less. This IS my shop in Oslo. I'm not a huge fan of the Life stores or Helios, and part of the reason is the Røtter has EVERYTHING I need, and more. Upon moving to Norway, I had to drastically change my diet (I lived in Bergen). I couldn't find ANYTHING. And I had no job, so I couldn't have afforded it if the availability was there. Then I moved to Oslo. Oslo is still very behind in terms of food offerings, but it is lightyears ahead of Bergen. And fortunately for me, Røtter was here. Røtter takes requests and is always up on the latest products and trying their best to get them in the shop. Being American, they are constantly asking me for products I miss from the States (a lot of their customers are American) and looking for feedback. And they always give me updates on what they are getting in if they are grabbing ideas from the US. This makes me know that they care about the business and their customers. The shop itself is super inviting and cozy. I could spend hours perusing the place. The staff knows what they are talking about and has a passion for the products they sell. They are constantly receiving new products in, which keeps me going back (even though I spent thousands of $$ on stuff recently in the US and hauled it back with me). There is not much else I can say about this place except for the fact that it is incredible and will surely remain one of my Oslo highlights for a LONG, LONG time.

Well this place is a little gem! I felt like I was in a spanish tapas cafe/restaurant as soon as I…read morewalked in the door here. It's like a proper delicatessen that is also a restaurant, and has a bunch of artesian gourmet products, sauces, dressings, cheese, meats that you can buy to take home with you. They have a a la carte menu for the restaurant, or you can just drop in and buy some of the freshly made salads of the day or even grab a slice of cake. We had a deal with a charcuterie board, a glass of red wine each, and dessert, and added some olives and vegetarian spring rolls to go with the meal, all very fresh. I had the cheesecake for dessert and my partner had the tiramisu. Both were delicious. I feel like I shouldn't review this place because I want to go back. It's small and intimate, and I want to be able to get a table next time, I'd be very surprised if it doesn't become popular :)

I live close to this place and have been walking by for months without thinking much of it. I…read morealways assumed it just had a bunch of imported products and crazy expensive prices and that was about it. However, yesterday my friend was craving some dessert late at night and after a quick search we realized that actual desserts are served here. Walked in around 9pm and they were wrapping up for the day, but the flan was staring at us along with some other desserts. We opted for a to go portion of the flan which was a great portion for two people and SUPER GOOD!!!!! I cannot wait to be back, grab some more flan and try their tiramisu and creme brulee. Prices for the desserts were all under 10USD which for Norway levels is okay.