I like the Gluten Free Panini I picked up today, was really tasty. However, was a bit concerned…read morewith how it was warmed up. I do not think it is considered safe for you to warm up a sandwich in an oven with the wrapper still, this seems evident when the plastic changes texture and size after coming out hot. Seems like it got hot enough to melt the wrapper.

Food was ok for the price. There were some vegetarian options. Was satisfied with the food. It is…read morealso a quick meal if you are short on time. The food was cheaper than most eat outs in Oslo.

I'm not sure why its called "Deli", there isn't fresh meats, cheeses, or foods sold here. Its…read moremore like a better looking 7-11 that also sells some premade sandwiches(common in Europe) and pastries. My 60kr/$8 cheese and meat(not sure exactly what animal) on multigrain bread was reasonably tasty for the price, and probably one of the cheapest eats in Oslo. (Note: At time of this review, the US dollar was up 50% against the Norway kroner...$1 = 7.5kr vs $1 = 5kr just a couple years ago)

You see these convenient stores frequently in Oslo and they're quite a personal hit IMO!!!! I had…read morethe nicest girl help me with microwaving my soups and she took good attentive car of me in a casual manner. It's just a quick store to pick up food and candy, but it will suffice WAY above par compared to American quickie marts and 7-11s. Service and food is honestly bad and you don't expect anything great come out of there! However, you can say that these deli de lucas are similarly up to date and very yum like the ones in Tokyo. We need these quality convenient stores (at least) in the metropolitan areas in the states!

Stopped in here for kebab with my wife, just looking for a snack to eat while wandering Oslo. We…read moreasked for the cheap ones on the menu, but were given a soft sell for the slightly more expensive ones (20 nok, maybe) With the assurance that they were betted because of they used freshly baked pits bread. They were right. Not inly were the kebabs great, but they were bug enough to get full on and have some left for a snack a few hours later. The shop was clearly a family affair, and the people were as nice as could be.

Visiting Oslo, we were trying to find a nice, inexpensive place to grab some plain food. I figured,…read moregiven the prices, that we'd end up getting a basic lunch. Wow! Was I ever wrong! We ordered a pizza, a caesar salad, and a club sandwich. The fellow we ordered from was very helpful, spoke excellent English, and was very polite while we were probably being annoying tourists. The food was quite simply the best I've had on this trip. My son, who is a very picky eater, ate the pizza without a word of complaint. The person who had the caesar salad kept making noises that sounded like she was imitating Meg Ryan's famous scene from "When Harry Met Sally." And I was seriously tempted to try to buy the club sandwich recipe from the cook. We paid next to nothing for the meal by Oslo standards. The place has comfortable seating, fantastic food, and great people working for it. Simply outstanding! Thank you for having us!

It's a good alternative to the 7-11s, all over the place. They have some deli and prepared foods,…read morejunk food galore, when you have the munchies after lunch or dinner or whenever. It's inexpensive and open all day, every day, can't beat that kind of convenience. It was in the main city center area.

Nice staff and fresh food! Perfect for late nights. Recommend grabbing a sandwich if possible.read more

A decent place to grab a sandwich, or roll (raisin, "plain," or chocolate). All the rolls,…read moreincluding "plain" rolls, have cardamon in them which is actually pretty good. It's a Norway thing apparently. They also have frozen yogurt, gelato, convenience store type snacks, and coffee. This is another popular local chain - they're everywhere.

I'm always on the lookout for delicious Asian food in Europe so whenever I see a joint like this, I…read morehave to try it out. I wanted to like Bánh Mì Cousins, but alas their product fell short to me. Basically, their sandwiches could've been better. The baguettes weren't fresh and there was not a lot of meat. Oh well.

For the price, in Oslo, this is a solid stop. I had the no. 2, chicken bahn mi. Good portion and…read morenot pre-made like a lot of delis. Everything seemed fresh and service was quick. Only complaint is that they were out of more than a few sandwiches... I didn't have much choice.

We visited the Grunerlokka neighborhood and decided to go to Mathallen Oslo to pick our dinner. It…read morewas located inside a nice building next to a small water fall, river and park. It was easy to get to via the tram from our city centre hotel. There was already a small crowd inside as we navigated around. Italian, multiple burger joints, tapas were some of the busy spots that night. We decided on Helt Vilt with their wide selection of game meats from moose, reindeer, to boar to try some unique red meats. They also had a nice seating area that was available so we got the last table.. We ended up ordering the angry moose and wild boar burgers. The patties were a little over 5oz, juicy and lots of flavors from the meat and toppings. The angry moose burger also came with a nice kick mostly when biting down on the jalapeño slices. Both were filling but wouldn't have minded more meat considering these were each over US $20+. Service was just ok (maybe too busy) and we ended up walking to the front to close our tab.

We walked from the harbor ferry to Mathallen for a relaxed bite and a few drinks. The route we took…read morewas a bit off the beaten path, and not the most scenic or efficient. I'd recommend taking a taxi instead. Once we arrived, we headed straight to Hopyard, where the beer and cider selection was excellent, offering good variety and a friendly, laid-back vibe. Then it was on to Helt Vilt for a moose burger, which definitely lived up to the hype. Mathallen gets lively later in the day, and seating can be a bit tight, but the energy is fun and welcoming. A great spot to sample Oslo's local food and drink scene.

Finally a place to get a filling lunch that doesn't burn a hole through your pocket! I didn't…read morerealize at first, but one side is the bar area to get food and drinks and the other is an actual deli. Don't miss out out on the duck confit sandwich! The shredded duck sizzling away on the grill will draw you in. They top a significant amount of duck on a 10 inch baguette, add arugula, and a tangy mustard sauce. The duck didn't have the strongest duck flavor, but it was still delicious with all the juicy fat. The crusty baguette was fresh too. I normally don't like mustard, but the mustard sauce they used really complemented the duck. Maybe not the best duck confit you'll ever eat, but surprisingly, it was one of the cheapest things I had in Oslo. A sandwich was only 79 KR, which on my credit card resolved to $9.97 USD. Definitely one of the better valued lunch vendors at Mathallen.

Le duck sandwich, Le duck sandwich!!!…read more Best duck sandwich in Oslo, if not the best *any* sandwich in Norway. The Confit de Canard is THE reason to be at Ma Poule. Extremely flavourful duck, lightly charred, topped with a strong mustard, wrapped on crusty baguette. Ohhhhh.. now I have to go there again. Good value too, at least for Mathallen's upscale standards. If this is your first trip to Mathallen, this is the first place you should go to. You can dine in and have some fine wine or imported french delicatessen, but I have always been distracted by the big pan of simmering confit de canard in the storefront.

Amazing service and a super moist, yummy and delicious carrot cake! There are also some cooked…read moredishes that you can order and have it be warmed up for you so that you can eat on the go.

For tonight's dinner, we each got a vegetarian baguette (59 NOK) and a white chocolate macadamia…read morecookie (19 NOK). The very friendly young clerk warmed up the sandwiches for us. The food was delicious and this place is very clean. (Update on 5/26/13): We got dinner from this place again and I had the same thing (which was again very good). My husband instead got chicken lo mein, which he said was just "fair" (sold by weight - and the price wasn't unreasonable, considering how expensive everything is in Norway). Although the ingredients were listed in front of each hot food item - and although I know some words & phrases in Norwegian - we couldn't understand the ingredients words and therefore asked one of the clerks (a young guy) to translate. He was rather flippant towards us, which wasn't too cool (I speak several languages, but Norwegian doesn't happen to be one of them). The same guy was very brusque when I asked for a receipt - and the young woman wasn't exactly very friendly, either. For those reasons, I'm downgrading my rating to three stars.