The menu is all in Norwegian so you need to do a bit of guess work and use your google translate,…read morebut it's well worth the work as the food is fantastic and by Oslo price standards it's almost like they are giving it away free of charge. It's a no frills kebab shop type restaurant. Nothing fancy here, just a authentic Persian/Turkish menu doing amazing bread and wonderful kebabs. With lots of salad and dips on the side. I had the mixed grill and loved it. The food was tasty and arrived quickly. The staff were friendly and efficient. We left completely stuffed! We went on a Saturday night and it was mobbed, but they still managed to squeeze us in. Two things worth mentioning. There is no alcohol and you pay at the till at the end rather than them bringing you the bill. Neither are a big deal and when the food is so good you don't nind about either of these things!

If you eat Oslo kebabs too often, you'd think of frozen diced meat that gets burnt sitting on a hot…read moreplate for hours. But! Luckily, there are places like Istanbul that reminds us that kebab is a wonderful dish when freshly prepared. Istanbul is a great outlet for typical Turkish kebabs - beef, lamb, chicken etc - along with other interesting Turkish menu items like rice-and-meat dishes, lahmacun, lentil soups etc. For vegetarians there are falafels. It's cheap enough to be a quick late-night doner takeaway (69kr), but also nice enough for dining-in and enjoying a complete meal. I was very satisfied with the 3-skewer sis kebab (160kr), a generous portion complete with bulgur, grilled peppers, yoghurt, salad and free bread. The beef may be a touch too chewy, but that's kinda given for the price. Probably doesn't get better value than this in Oslo.

Saray Restaurant has everything you want in a turkish restaurant. Everything from lovley Borek to…read moredelicious Kofte meals. The place itself doesn't really shine regarding interior, but it's very casual, and that's not necessary a bad thing. The food is great here and the clientele is nice. The food itself could be better when it comes to the vegetables. It's a little dull for a vegetable lover like myself. But the meat is simply beyond great! I'd recommend this place to anyone, however they do not serve alcohol here, for reasons unknown.

Delicious Lentil soup! Reminds me of lentil soup that I got in Istanbul. By the way, they make…read moretheir own ekmek (bread), freshly baked from the oven. I got a beef dish. Nicely grilled with perfect seasoning. The portion is generous. Will definitely go back!

Sifa is legit Turkish food! I would have given it 5 stars, but their consistency can vary. Over all…read morethey serve flavorful Turkish food and I would even go as far to say their doner kebab is much more flavorful than Istanbul. Last time I was there, I ordered their Firin kebab (oven roasted lamb). Seasoning was on point and the lamb was so tender. Their bulgur as well is mad flavorful! We drive all the way from Nannestad just to get our Turkish fix.

Excellent Turkish restaurant. I had the cheese pide with Ayran and Turkish tea. Each tasted…read morewonderful. Nice interior, friendly and efficient service. Must visit if you feel like middle eastern / Mediterranean cuisine.

It was new year's Eve.... We didn't have any reservations.... We passed this restaurant.... We got…read morea reservation! Huzzah! We were staying in this neighborhood overnight before flying out early in the morning and got really lucky. This place wasn't even that busy, which was surprising, because it was really really good and reasonably priced. I had a mixed plate of grilled meats, all of which were super delicious.... I literally ate everything on the plate. The husband had some pasta, that was decent, but this isn't really a pasta place ... They also serve awesome bread and dips to start, yummmm. We had an apple cake for dessert that was also fairly decent. I hadn't had Turkish food before, So I was very pleasantly surprised. I would highly recommend it!

I loved this place!!!! The large, single-person Mezze plate was delicious! Great chicken, beef,…read morePattie's, hummus, fried artichoke hearts, mushrooms, marinated olives and onions... and a few other things. Everything was so tasty and the fresh, hot bread comes out with an awesome tzatziki sauce and tomato spread. My husband really liked his pasta too. The servers are very helpful and kind. This was once of my favorite meals here in the city.

Ankara is an amazing Turkish restaurant that me and my friends visited twice while we were in Oslo…read more Would seriously recommend it as the portions are MASSIVE, definitely worth your money. The guys that worked there were so nice, gave us free tea, and always very welcoming. If you are by chance staying at Gruner Apartments this restaurant is a MUST! (Bruce recommended).

Istanbul Kebab avd Grønland serves a little piece of Turkey in the middle of Oslo. This restaurant…read morehad a clean, colorful setting and offered a menu of authentic Turkish kebabs, street food, and entrees. We were started with rounds of crusty, rustic Turkish bread, and the Mix Grill plate came with a skewer each of chicken shish kebab, lamb shish kebab, and Adana (ground beef) kebab, along with sides of tomato bulgur, yogurt sauce, and salad of lettuce, shredded carrots, pickled cabbage, red onion, grilled tomato, and grilled pepper. All of the kebabs were fresh, juicy, lightly charred, and flavorful, and the plate (enough to share) came at a good value too!

Lamb chops = 5 * (excellent price performance) And Great service except for they don't serve…read moreneither beer or wine.

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.

Great food, good service, typical small family restaurant feel. Nice little eatery to enjoy a mealread more

I found this place by luck while researching Oslo online. This is quite a hidden gem in a small…read moreneighborhood close to the center. The interior when you walk in is spacious yet cozy. Pillows and throws on love seats that line the walls. Patterned rugs on the floors. Very quaint and adorable. There are a few menu items that you can order by themselves (like a normal restaurant), but the main event at this place are the Mediterranean "Tapas". They call them "mezah". The menu is only in Norwegian, but from what I understood, you can choose any combination of Mezah, each costing 40 nok, or have the chef choose 6 for you, and they will cost 160 nok for vegetarian or 180 nok for meat and vegetarian (so you save quite a bit). This combo comes with pita and feeds one (hungry) person. My boyfriend and I decided to each order one, so we got quite the variation of Mezah's to try. Some were very good, others not so much. The Bulgur, Tsatsiki, Kyllingvinger (chicken wings) and Kjøtboller (meatballs) were our favorites. We did not like the Baba Ganosh or the Squash, but maybe that's just our aversion to "weird vegetables" as we like to call them haha. Everything else was good. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who likes to try new things, is hungry, and is in the mood for Mediterranean/ Turkish/ middle eastern food. It might be a little pricey, but definitely worth trying a lot of different dishes.