Fresh seafood! If you don't like what they have in the window, firstly, what's wrong with you, but…read moresecondly, you can ask them for whatever you want in the counters across the way, which also belong to them. Sit down and enjoy, but don't eat too much! There's still a lot of great stuff to sample in the Old Market Hall!

Old Market Hall fishmonger! This amazing seafood market is…read moreabsolutely delicious! They sell small plates of pre-made seafood, ready to eat on the spot. Very few of the stalls in the Old Market Hall have seating within the stalls- Kalakauppa E. Eriksson is one of the few places that you can kick back and relax with some seafood. The clerk is very friendly and knowledgeable about the seafood that they're selling. I opted for a rye bread topped with cold smoked salmon and some lemon and dill. It was delightfully fresh, crisp and flavorful. I also got two oysters- both from Ireland at three euro each. The oysters were remarkably different in size, flavors, and consistency. I believe that an oyster should tell a story about where it came from, and I could easily imagine cold, brackish waters off the coast. Apparently, Finland doesn't have much of an oyster population, due to the salinity of the water in the bay. The clerk hand shucked the oysters, and had them out in a dedicated oyster dish, a lemon, and a specialized oyster fork. Such a great presentation! They also offered a hot salmon soup that looked creamy and smelled amazing. Alas, I did not opt for the soup. The restaurant was clean, the service was fantastic. It's located near the south end of the Old Market Hall. Restrooms are located at the north end.

Highly recommend. I came here based on reviews and I'm glad I did. It is an odd location (top floor…read moreof a shopping mall) but don't let that put you off. I came alone, so I didn't get one of the tables with a view, but that's just what happens with travelling alone sometimes. I made a reservation to be sure as I wanted 7pm on a Saturday night. If you like Nordic food then this place will definitely make you happy. Toast skagen to start: comes in two sizes, I took the small and it was very generous. Whitefish, pureed potatoes and cauliflower for the main. Lovely cream sauce and the potatoes and fish were perfect. I didn't like the grilled cauliflower at all. Strawberry and rhubarb fraisier for pudding even though I was already stuffed. Very good service. I would return in a minute if I ever visit Helsinki again.

Delicious food, good service, interesting decor. A bit hard to find , the 5th floor in the Kamppi…read moremall. The salmon soup was outstanding. Nice coffee too. Tasty side salad and bread too.

Do not eat here. Horrible rude staff and even worse food. Do not waste your time or money. Wish I…read morecould give them zero stars Fish Market does not deserve even one. Their fish is flown in and is not local.

way overpriced, touristy. some of the seafood is good but even the salmon wasn't the best. some…read moredecent wines. better places in the area. Agreed that staff isn't the best- not the friendliest since they know you are a tourist etc.

From the owner: No 1 fish and seafood expert in Finland. Retail shop, wholesale and restaurant.read more

Loved this market place. Would love to find the website of vendor there where I bought a pair of…read moreearrings in a wooden box. The name of the box was Art by Du Arte. They are beautiful and wish I had purchased a few more!

The market here is open pretty much everyday (except in the winter when they are limited to fewer…read moreshops indoor) and is one of the tourist spot to stop by, either for a regular city tour or while waiting for a ferry to Suomenlinna. The shops sell things ranging from crafts and souvenir to fresh produces like berries and veggies and cafe food. It's a nice quick stroll to see Helsinki life :) (though many tourists come here more than locals I think). Pluses are that there's no entrance fee but, as a big foodie fan, I wish they have more selection for edible food to try out!

This is a superb grocery store by Töölöntori. Great selection of produce, meat and pantry. Good…read morecombination of regular and specialty items. Central European corner store feel. Good service. Great location. Must go grocery store in Töölö.

This place is far more cost effective and it provides more selection than Siwa and Alepa. I got two…read morebags of groceries (meat, produce, drinks, incidentals) for less than 20€! Whereas on my first days went to Siwa and spent 35€ on what seemed to be 5 things. There is a fresh meat/seafood and produce section and each grocery section offers several international brands. I was able to get my favorite condiments made in the US, Thailand and my favorite laundry detergent made in Mexico! As stated above, everything here is resonably priced except the steak which was 49€/kg, which unless it was Japanese Kobe beef, is ridiculous. But depending on where it was from, could have been due to import costs.

From the owner: Tuoretta kotimaista ja tuontikalaa. Ammattitaitoinen ja palveleva tuoreen kotimaisen kalan…read moretoimittaja, jolla on asiantuntemusta jo vuodesta 1941. Tervetuloa palveltavaksi Hakaniemen kauppahalliin!

Came here on 2 separate occasions. Since it was near my hotel. The food wasn't anything crazy and a…read morelittle pricey. This place is known for their fried herring. First few bites of this were pretty good. Salty and flavorful that comes with mashed potatoes that helps reset your taste buds when it gets too salty. But after halfway, I got tired of the taste. Wasn't enough variety. The salmon wasn't anything crazy. The shrimp tartar sauce that came with it was really tasty.

First meal in Finland, after checking into the hotel checked Yelp for a real Helsinki style…read morecuisine. This came up and we took Uber and arrived 10 minutes later. We tried quite a few things, my buddy wanted to sample their different looking items as well. It was fun trying their seafood, their unique sauces that accompanied them, the lamb, the mystery fish which I couldn't find in google translate, the wild mushroom soup, and to top it off was that excellent cloudberry cheesecake. Had to google was 'cloudberry' was and this was the definition "Cloudberries are very juicy, and they taste a bit like a cross between a raspberry and a red currant". We were sold! So unique and different at the same time had to upload a picture so one could see what they look like before turned into a dessert. For sure would return to this place, great service, excellent tasting food which is so different from other countries.