Oslo, Norway
Vulkan 5
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+47 40001209
DeliveryTakeawayDine-in
Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet
There are multiple outlets in here that serve top-quality authentic dishes from their respective cuisines. Easily the best food hall in Oslo. If you are on a short visit, this is where you want to be. To name a few, we were surprised and impressed by the pasta (Via Italia), Vietnamese dishes (Atelier Asian Tapas), Spanish tapas (Barramón), seafood (Vulkanfisk) and desserts (SebastienBruno).
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I am satisfied with the food but I did not like the way securities treat me. I brought my family as our family day out. I just used the toilet but the security guard look at me badly and treat me like I am a criminal.
Fantastic selection of import goods, and food in general. Wonderful service! A must visit in Oslo.
Everyone should go here when visiting Oslo. Wide selection of restaurants and nice places to sit
Spent a lovely morning here one weekend, wandering round and sampling various sweet and savoury treats. There seemed to be a good mix of locals and tourists, and the atmosphere was relaxed but quite festive. There were a lot of places selling some seriously good cooked food and desserts, but what I most enjoyed was exploring the stores that specialised in local and regional delicacies, and it was there that I purchased most of my gifts: cured reindeer and elk meat, some local cheeses, honey, biscuits and tea. My favourite shop of this kind was Ost & Sånt - the guy in there was very helpful and clearly very passionate about his products and where they had been sourced. A really great way to spend a few hours. Would highly recommend.
Great variety of different tastes around the World. Good atmosphere. Always happy to go back. Staff is friendly
Amazing food hall, so many choices of cuisine from Asian to western. All tasty food, especially the seafood selection, fresh and cooked with good recipe
Nice Food Court. It’s a bit upmarket. Unhappily our politicians has gone to war against alcohol which mean that you need to buy the alcohol from one place in the food court. Not allowed to bring between the different places. This kills the food court setup. The Portuguese place went broke. Probably due to this. Eating in the common area you could not take with you your cheese and Porto vine.
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