You can see why this place does a steady business- a few solid options so you don't have to debate on what to pick from 15 choices in the menu. Solid, fast, easy service. Carry your order over to any table available in awesome people watching ambiance of Barcode and enjoy. We tried the street wrap and the samosa chat and both were tasty. read more

Der Peppern Gror - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

Thursday dinner at 6:30. Pm - tasting menu, beer Service: ok Ambiance: busy, little loud, very chill, great vibe Price: see pictures Food quality: so far so good, beyond my expectations, loved the starter, and the main course butter chicken Remarks: Indoor, outdoor and basement seatings available. A great dining experience read more

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This is hands down in my Top 5 favorite restaurants. All the dishes were as beautiful as they were delicious. Tables all around us shared the same sentiment and there were constant "mmmmm" & "yummmm" sounds coming from every table. I'd plan another trip to Oslo just to eat here again. No joke. We had several cocktails and dishes to share. Chicken Korma, Butter Chicken and Kerala Jhinga Curry with naan and we had the Chili Chocolate fudge for dessert. Not a flavor out of place. read more

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Perhaps a review of just the wonderfully crafted Masala Chai can reflect across all aspects of our dinner experience. The Chai was brewed just right with great Black Tea flavor that was so smooth with the milk not competing with the quality tea flavour. It came out HOT (°C) which is not a negative at all. Literally, good to the last drop. The rest of the meal was a delight. Our waiter, even when it got busy, was a most gracious server being attentive as much as humanly possible for the amount of tables he was responsible for. A Masala Chicken done with a green sauce was heavenly. Enough words, enjoy the experience. Don't fear dishes may be too spicy. Let the waitress know your exact preference for spiciness. read more

Horrible food. No taste. Giving it one start because that's the minimum. We ordered popcorn chicken, Kati roll and 65 chicken. Popcorn chicken and chicken 65 was below standard. Tasteless !!! Now coming to the Kati roll, IT WAS HORRIBLE. the paratha for the roll was so chewy, it was like eating rubber. There was marinade, only taste big blobs of chicken, green pepper, onions and some bitter greens . The overall taste was bitter rubber. And it wasn't wrapped in foil or paper so everything was falling out. Now this was a huge disappointment because this place has good reviews and someone has even compared it to Dishoom London. It's an unauthentic attempt at south Asian cuisine. If you're looking for amazing south Asian food, head to New Delhi or Lahori Dera. Waste of money! read more

We love everything we ordered, from appetizers to main dishes to drinks. Our waiter recommended Hariyali Nan (i.e. bread with cheese and spices). It was spot on. Kerala Jhinga Curry (tiger prawn curry) was great. We loved our Chicken Hariyali dish so much we had to add a second order. Chai was nice and strong, not too sweet. Service was great. Overall a very enjoyable meal. read more

Grab one of the set menues to get a mix of dishes. Good price and you will get full , I even got a doggy bags with me home (quite unusual for me, but maybe my friends didn't contribute as much?). I can recommend to order the "søt"-naan bread, really tasty, even though a bit sweet. The menu came with a few starters, mains and desserts - ask the chef for recommendations/alterations to the menu. Will definitely visit again some time soon! read more

Der Peppern Gror - Tasty samosas! - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

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What a gem! Der Peppern Gror is one of the few stylish restaurantants that serve Indian food. In Oslo classy and Indian rarely go hand in hand, but within the city hall square we have it! It's a refreshing addition to the Oslo food-scene. Let me start with the best part: service! Our lovely waitress was more than attentive, kept us entertained throughout our night and exceeded all expectations. I am only sad I did not get to hug her goodbye (If any business owners see this, give your nordlending female waitress a biiig hug, she is doing her job incredibly well!) The menu has several options to chose from, "curries", "chef's recommendations", "home-style" and a few more. We went with dishes we were unable to pronounce the names of, but gosh was it good! Amongst others we had the aubergine-dish, Baingun Bharta. Now it was absolutely delicious, but given that it was one of the few items categorized as "spicy", I'd expect it to be way spicier. That is not to say I was offered fresh chili on the side. The interiors are quite different from other places I've paid a visit to. It's homey, dim lit and you feel comfortable in your place. There are quite a few seats outside, and if it's sunny outside, I'd recommend a seat in the sun. Just remember your shades! As the sun sets it does get chilly, and I was not able to spot any heaters nearby. Now differs this place from many other well-established Indian restaurants, are the cocktails. PRAISE THE GODS for Chili Passion. What a drink! What an explosion! What a time to be alive! read more

Der Peppern Gror - Chili passion - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

Restaurant: 5 ( Final Score @ the end ) * Where did I hear about the restaurant: Through friends * Booking: Internet * Location: Oslo (Center) * Exterior: Super Fresh !! * Interior: Hip and cool * Type of restaurant: Indian The food: 4,5 * Appearance: Very good * Texture: Perfect * Spices: Very good * Complexity: Good * Taste: Very good Wine / Drinks: 4 * Wine selection: Very good * Beer / Drinks: Makes their own drinks * Coffee / Other : good Atmosphere: 5 * The restaurant: This the most untypical indian restaurant i have ever been to, this is hip and cool but it still have greate food. * Waitor / Waitress: 3 This was the only thing that needs attention Price: 3 * Price level: average * Value: Good value Summary: Average score 4,1 Very good restaurant, best Indian in Oslo by far!! Positive: Interior, and the whole vibe of the reastaurant and the food and the fact that they are the coolest indian restaurant in Oslo. Negative: Young and inexperienced waitors ( and the downstairs area, storage without doors etc) read more

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Der Peppern Gror is suspiciously and, to me, happily reminiscient of the London restaurant chain Dishoom. The interior is seriously cool and modern, and very different from most other Indian restuarants in Oslo. The menu is divided into smaller street food dishes, grill, "home-style cooking" and "restaurant curries", where the latter category contains the familier dishes you would expect to find at any indian restaurant, such as Butter Chicken and Daal Makhani. We went for two smaller street food dishes to start with - Gol Gappe and deep fried chicken with coconut. Gol Gappe are small crispy domes made of chickpea flour containing shredded cooked vegetables and served with two sauces to pour into the domes before popping the entire thing in your mouth and enjoying a rather unusual explosion of flavours - I liked these, but would say that I would have liked even more balanced flavour in the sauces. The fried chicken was undoubtedly good, but somewhat too fatty to my tastes - the portion is also very big for a starter, even for two people. For mains, we chose the homestyle Tadka Daal and Gosht Chappain (tandoori lamb chops) with tandoori sauce, with tandoori parantha (a wholemeal flatbread with layers of butter inside), rice and raita. The perfectly seasoned and cooked lamb chops were a standout, and the tandoori sauce (which the waiter was keen to point out is not found in India, but is made to accomodate westerns eating styles) was rich and delicious. The tadka daal was maore subtle in flavour, but also very good and well-balanced. The tandoori bread was a new experience for me, but definitely a pleasant one. My only complaint would be that the rice was on the dry side. Although there were some tempting options, there was no room for dessert, as the portions are quite large. The service deserves to be mentioned especially, as both of the waiters that served us were exceedingly firendly and keen to answer any questions we had about the food. We will definitely be back to sample more of the menu! read more

Der Peppern Gror - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

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Ate here twice during our two-day trip to Oslo last month. Our waiters both times were so friendly and made good recommendations for us. I loved the interior design of the restaurant, almost "steam punk" with wood flooring and tables--very cool. Go downstairs and check out the basement also--really cool atmosphere. Food was very tasty and reasonably priced for one of the most expensive cities in the word. read more

Love this place, decoration and food and all! My coworker claims there's a place in London who actually has the exact same hipster Indian vibes, and it actually turns out that this place got some inspiration from them. Anyways, got myself some grilled paneer with some tikka sauce and naan and it was THE BEST. Oh and the fire alarm went off when we were there, and 2 minutes after we all stepped outside, the servers came and handed us all warm tea. Too cute no? read more

Don't miss this restaurant if you are visiting Oslo and want to try Indian food. It's authentic delicious Indian food! read more

Der Peppern Gror - Vada Pav, one of their best and is indeed a delicious appetizer - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

Very good service! The food was delicious as well, so no worries there. The waiter was very attentive to our party and when the naan bread was mis-delivered to another table, he made it complimentary. When we ordered a bottle of rose wine, he brought out both bottles to taste - and left the glass-full-wine we did not choose - awesome! We had a reservation, which is absolutely recommended on a busy night. Interior is quite pleasing, and serve ware is fun. Be aware of the noise if you're sensitive. All in all it was a very pleasant dining experience, a great value for money, and I will definitely come back. Everyone in our party of five left full and content and ready for more adventure. For a couple of us, that meant a trip home, though. :D read more

We finally had the chance to try Oslo's newest Indian restaurant last night and what a revelation it was. I love Indian food : we'd go out for a curry at least once a week when I lived in the UK and I always try out new places as well as visiting old favourites whenever I'm in London, which is often. I've also eaten in almost every Indian restaurant in Oslo over the years.So my frame of reference for this review is substantial. Location : central, not divisively east or west. Good. Interior : simple, stylish with clear modern references to both Indian and Norwegian design. Intriguing personal references which were explained to us by our charming host. Atmosphere : intimate if a little noisy at max capacity. (Lighting too low to be able to read the tiny font on the menu) Service : extremely friendly, efficient and professional. Food : the curries we tried were simply delicious. The meat dishes had the tenderest, juiciest meat I've ever had in a curry. The vegetable dishes however were really amazing, with an aroma and depth that shouted out their freshness. Really really good. But even better is the Street food starter menu. We tried almost every one of them (hungry!) and were completely blown away by their novelty and sophistication. These are purportedly traditional street snacks from different regions in India. This is the heart of the menu and should keep DPG at the top of this for years to come. I hope they keep developing this section... DPG delivers on every aspect at the highest level and is not only by far the best Indian food in Oslo but competes with some of the best new restaurants in London too. Go there. Now. (But don't forget to book via their website - they're popular!) read more

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This is perhaps the best restaurant I've bee to since I moved to Oslo. There is a LOT of bland, overhyped restaurants in Oslo, but this is not one of them. Chicken 65? Amazing. Rogan Josh? Best I've ever had. This might be my place :) read more

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I liked very much before when I visit this place twice but not it turned to be one of the most pathetic place. The waiters not paying attentions and also the food quality had gone. I recommended not to visit anymore read more

My daughter and I had dinner here last night. The food was excellent - perfectly seasoned. We had simosas, butter chicken, salmon tikka and paneer. The salmon was unbelievable. Seasoning was spot on and the fish was so tender. Service was excellent - very attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. This is a pretty popular restaurant so make a reservation or plan to eat late. read more

Delicious food, great service, and wonderful atmosphere! What more could you want? Our server was very attentive and sweet. She gave us great suggestions and the food was wonderful. Love the decor and vibe of this place. We were glad we were able to eat here on our trip to Norway! read more

Very tasty food, in a nice ambiance. In the towncentre near the townhall. There is only one thing particular about this restaurant. The menu is only in Norwegian. But the very friendly waitress and staf, will explain the menu in a very funny and friendly way. Must have eaten here. Delicious!!! read more

What an excellent Indian restaurant. Amazing food with great ambiance and service .wish we could bring this one back to NYC. We certainly need an Indian restaurant at this level. read more