Oslo, Norway
Bygdøy allé 19
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Not disappointed. Terrific service, delicious food in generous portions(didn't manage to finish them all). Main course took a while, but we got served with 'waiting' snacks as compensation for patience, quite satisfying service. I'd strongly recommend Sisig and the Halo-halo, they are scrumptious and delicious! Will definitely come back!
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When we arrived we were greeted by a sign that said wait to be seated. The wait was about five minutes before we saw the host/waiter. Not sure where he was. Once seated he realized we did not speak Norwegian and so informed us that he did not have an English translation. Okay thanks? I guess that was helpful but maybe wait until we have questions? He didn't seem apologetic, more like he was just saying FYI you won't understand the menu. Don't worry dude, I'm from Daly City. I know Filipino food, thanks. My wife tried speaking to him in Tagalog but he seemed confused. Maybe he doesn't speak it? I ordered the sisig my favorite. My wife ordered the crispy sinigang, which seemed weird but intriguing. At some point the waiter disappeared to the back area. He was hanging out at the counter with the cook. That's probably where he was when we arrived. When the food arrived we learned that the "crispy sinigang" is actually more like a deconstructed sinigang with lechon as the meat and sinigang broth poured over it. Cool. I like lechon. I tried it. I liked it without the broth better, but again, I like lechon more than sinigang. Sisig was good although I'm not sure the cast iron dish it was served in was at hot as it should have been. I felt like it was barely cooking the egg and it didn't today the rice at all. It was pleasantly spicy but I would have preferred a little more chile (jalapeño?) and onion. The bill was delivered in a toy Jeepney which was a fun little touch. Prices, however, were pretty high, even for Oslo I think. Maybe Filipino food is much more of a novelty and experience here? The restaurant itself was very nice, much nicer than any Filipino places back home. I guess they're going for upscale. TL;DR food was good but expensive. Service needs a little work.
We've been there with 6 persons. We all ordered different meals which all tasted great. The food was very tasty and the all meals looked very nice. The service.was also very good. If you want to eat good Filipino food in Oslo that's the place to go. Regards to the team it was a nice visit. Thank you again
Casual but still elegant little restaurant. Perfect place for our 1st anniversary date. The food is priced just about right and the service we got is high class. Wine selection is small but it seems like the wines are perfectly chosen to fit the food. Homestyle cooking with a twist of artistic plating. The guy who served us made sure that we had a great time. Thanks! We'll definitely come back!
Very tasty! Interesting flavors you won't get anywhere else in Oslo. Excellent service, as well. Definitely one to check out.
We stopped in for a small bite and a glass of wine after a service at nearby Frogner Kirke and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. We tried the Adobo pork -- so tender & tasty. Owner is gracious and friendly and we are very happy to have found this place.
Was looking forward to try authentic Filipino cuisine, but unfortunately we didn't find that the quality of the food was very good. Dishes were overpriced compared to the quality. I would rather go to Tunco, which is close by, for a tastier and cheaper meal.
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