Come every time I am in the city and the flavor never fails. Great quality, great prices, great flavor for a city known to be bland!

Best Indian food in Oslo. The atmosphere is so relaxing snd inspiring with cool interiors and decor. I especially love the crystals in the walls. I always eat Paneer Masala. So yummy!! read more

Love the lemon chicken...the rest of the food is average. Service isn't great. But it has a nice vibe. Meat is usually over cooked...lamb tends to be dry / oily. But the prawns were good. Food is super mild. You may want to ask for it to be a bit spicy. Avoid the Korma...it didn't taste like korma. Naan is good though. read more

The best place for indian food! Probably the restaurant i've visited the most! And the prices are not too bad. Their naan are to die for, mmm I need to go back asap. But they need some upgrade on their service, feel like we're being ignored sometimes.. its hard to get the waiters attentions. read more

Food is absolutely delicious! Ordering a tikka masala anything is usually a standard order but here the flavor stands out. Though the food was great, especially the cheese naan, the service was painfully slow. Regardless, I would definitely come back to try the korma! read more

Curry & Ketchup - Lamb tikka masala- mellow spice but flavorful! - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

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A cozy place with nice interiors. The Indian food was so so. I might have gone during rush hour so felt the service wasn't that good. They didn't ask how spicy I want my food so it felt a bit bland for my Indian palate and the food arrived a bit cold. On the brighter side the mango lassi was great and I loved what they had done with the garlic naan. Would definitely try them again. read more

Well, don't let the name scare you off, because honestly it made me think twice about going in. When I did go in though, I was pleasantly surprised. I actually ended up going there twice in a week, once for dinner, and once for lunch, during my recent stay in Oslo. The first night I visited the first thing that hit me when i walked through the door was the delicious smell, the good atmosphere and how absolutely crowded it was. I never would have thought that a place that was called "Curry and Ketchup" would have so many guests. To be fair, it was a friday night. We got a table on the ground floor, but I gather that there are more floors, because people kept disappearing downstairs. The waiter wasn't especially friendly, but he wasn't unfriendly either. I met the same man when I came back for lunch a couple of days later, and he was much friendlier then. I reckon he was just a bit stressed. Now the food. It wasn't spectacular. But it was good, it was so good that i went back a second time, even though there are plenty of returants to pick from in Oslo. I would recommend chicken over lamb though, mainly because I got a disgusting piece of fat that I almost chocked on in my lamb dish, but I may be a little over sensitive when it comes to these things.. And in my opinion, the lamb was a little over cooked. The Naan bread was good, the mango lassi was dull. The rest of the drinks menu was just as typical and boring as most restaurants, but most people will find something they like. The only thing saving this place from getting a 3 star review though, is the prices. Had it been expensive, I wouldnt have felt as good about recommending it. But honestly its a good meal for a fair price. Go for it! read more

Love the interior, it was very original and "creative" if I can call it that way, as well as it might save the owner loads of money from buying new furniture because to me it seems like their table and chairs were recieved for free. But I like the shabby chic style. As for the food, tasteful and not too extra ordinairy, just a casual curry place at affordable prices and a lot of variations. read more

Curry & Ketchup - 3 different curry dishes with a dish of rice. - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

Awesome food, awesome staff, awesome atmosphere and awesome prices !! Coolest and best tasting place at Majorstua for sure. There are crystals in the walls, traditional antiques hanging from the ceiling and decorating the shelves - intentionally artful and funky! read more

Poor service, ok food. We stopped here per Rick Steve's suggestion and got seated in the bright sun. There were no shades to pull and manager would not reseat us when we politely asked, before being served and with multiple open tables. We sat in the hot sun and didn't get refills on water. Our waiter only stopped by to deliver food, there was no courtesy. The food was ok, meat overlooked. I can guarantee I will not return. Rick Steves, update your suggestions! They did take credit card. read more

The very best. Thai. Super sweet ladies speak English allot. Little on the super high end for pad.thai. bout $17. In dollars.

Extremely casual atmosphere, a bit cramped, but the food is actually some of the best Indian inspired cooking in Oslo. Reasonable prices (for Oslo) and rich tastes. They used to be cash-only, but they now accept cards. read more

It's pretty black-n-white here. Being an avid food critic, and having tasted 'real' Indian food across top restaurants in the UK, India and Australia - I can safely state that this place is a disappointment. Was close to disgusted in my first round with the soupy excuse for palak paneer (runny gooey watery soup probably just blitzed through a blender), so I decided to go back again hoping that the first time was merely a 'bad day in the kitchen' for the chef. But no, ordered two chicken dishes that were pretty easy to make with one eye closed, and in a fully fledged kitchen - with both eyes closed. Was i impressed ? Nope ! Did the courtesy of having a spoon each, with bland rice - promised myself to either go hungry than eat this in the future. A bit brutal, but i believe when you pay a 'Norwegian arm and a leg' for eating out - the quality should match. Not here. read more

I can't say in any way that this is bad. It's dirt cheap for Oslo prices, it's open late, and the service was quick. The food was incredibly mild, but it was still tasty, and the naan was some of the best I've had in ages. We had the garlic prawns and palak paneer. Not the most authentic, but close enough. The flavor was definitely still there. Service was average. Did I mention it was dirt cheap? Om nom nom. read more

The best indian resturant! I've been here many times over the past 10 years and I've never been disappointed! Really good food to really good prices. Nice and cozy interior which really spices up the Indian feeling. As central as it gets without being noisy. Nice and helpful employes and good service. Also available for take-away! read more

No. I hate to say this to because of all the great reviews! I have been waiting to eat here for a very long time! But this just didn't click for me. We had to sit downstairs because it was so full upstairs, and although it had some charm it was near to impossible to read the menu, it was so dark! Also I found the menu very small for an Indian restaurant, and ill be honest a bit watered down to appeal to the masses. The way the described their dishes were boring, and there were no new or exciting dishes. Once we got our food, the three of us sat there for 7 min picking out raw red onion. WHY?!?!? I don't get it, why do you want to punish me? There is no need for raw red onion. The dishes were small, and my korma really didn't taste like korma. My mother ordered a dish that I can't remember what it was called but it actually tasted like Thai food, and was actually the best dish we all tasted. We also ordered a Tikka dish which was just ok. Overall we were all very disappointed, especially with how good all the reviews had been! I won't be coming back. I'll stick to the Indian restaurants that made me fall in love with Indian food, the authentic stuff is where it's at. This is good for those who can't tell the difference or don't wait the real deal. read more

Decent food for price. Service is just weird. Worth a visit especially if you are looking for an affordable Indian restaurant in Oslo.