In a country where everything is expensive, I was happy to find this little convenience store in…read moreStavenger. Did not feel like spending a lot for dinner so Narvesen to the rescue. Bought a couple of Bacon wrapped hot dogs, ice cream bar, Softis ice cream, and a drink for the wife and I. It was no gourmet meal, but it made for a fine budget value deal. You get what you pay for, and we were pleased with what we got. Aside from the usual convenience store staples, they had some Norwegian souvenirs. Service was friendly and excellent. Shop was clean. Location is next to the ferry. I'm a fan!

My favorite Asian supermarket!…read more They offer a lot of Asian imported goods, a small lunch-style takeaway counter, and they also have a more expansive menu that you can order take-away food from. The staff are always super pleasant and offer help whenever you need it. If you are looking for something specific, you can always ask and they will help you find it, and in some cases if they don't have a product, they say they are ordering it and that it will be in later. The grocery items they offer lean more towards Eastern Asia. They have lots of different kinds of Asian snacks and canned goods, dried noodles, and sauces. A large selection of frozen goods, two refrigerator units with vegetables and different Asian ingredients (they have kimchi!), tofu and herbs. And a bunch of sodas and bottled teas.

The venue was marketed as an indoor food market, like the one in Oslo. The venue is small and…read morecramped, has only a couple of over-priced vendors, almost no selection of vegetables or other food. The one in Oslo is rather big, lots of interesting vendors, and a relatively good selection of food stuffs. This one is over-hyped, over-priced and boring. Not worth your time visiting. The out-door market in Stavanger at the church is great, a variety of food stuffs, and cheap.