Marmaris, next to Turkish Delight, is the kind of place that attracts drunk people like moths to a…read moreflame. However, you don't have to be drunk to appreciate the food, it's that good. The lamb dinner is awesome, especially for only 85kr. Service is quick at night, and during the day it is quick and friendly. My friends and I checked it out on a Saturday afternoon, and the waitress/hostess there was lovely and delightful. They also serve a huge pizza that smells delicious and inspires envy.

My mother is from Iran...so I grew up on this food. Iranians normally eat Kebabs (skewers of meat…read morewith rice and grilled tomatoes) in restaurants...the ones here are all good. Iranian food isn't spicy but it is delicious. Iranians normally make stews at home...the restaurants food isn't as good as home cooked but its not bad. The Zereshk Polo uses good quality barberries and saffron. So, I recommend that dish. It comes with chicken in a stew. I also really like the Baghala Polo ba machiche (which is essentially dill rice with butter beans and lamb shank in broth). It is really good comfort food. The Ghormeh Sabzi (Herb lamb stew with kidney beans) is, according to my mother, tastes tinned but its still tasty. The Fesenjan (chicken cooked with walnuts and pomegranate sauce) is also a good option. I like to also order a side order of cucumber / garlic yoghurt.

Visiting Oslo from SD California. We googled for Persian restaurant and came across this one. My…read morehusband and I decided to have dinner there which was conveniently walking distance from our hotel. We were absolutely delighted with and impressed by service, food and ambiance. The owners are a young couple who are extremely professional and passionate about their business. We had such a great experience that we are here again for dinner. Tonight, our server is a young man by the name of Hamed who has the friendliest personality and he is such a hard worker. I strongly recommend to everyone to check out this great place.