Ordered for the first time with Foodora and was pleasantly surprised. So I decided to take a visit…read moreto the restaurant and experience the food at its best. Without a doubt some of the best Indian I've had in Oslo for a long while. While I was the only table in the restaurant at around 15:00, I was taken care of and enjoyed the courteous service. The food was hot, tasty, and the spice level was absolutely to perfection. I will definitely be back again for more of this wonderful food.

Very great tasting meals, suberb service and nice location :-) Absolutely recommended! Also had…read moresome good indian beer there, as well as providing a nice experience in total. Worth trying!

This is absolutely one of the best indisk restauranter in Oslo. I have a formula with Indian…read morerestaurants....if the service sucks, the food is often great...conversely if the service is good, the food sucks. However, this place breaks the model. Good service and tasty, fresh delicious food. Enjoy

Very solid Indian food on par with anywhere in Europe. They have a very flavorful lamb soup as a…read morestarter in addition to traditional entrees. Quality of sauces and ingredients is high. Probably 4.5 stars. Expect to pay London prices.

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

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

Excellent food. We had golgappa shots. Tandoori lamb chops and kulfi. Food was very well done. I…read morerecommend you to try this place. Service is excellent.

My girlfriend and I just had an amazing lunch here. The service and ambiance was top notch and the…read moreprice is great for a restaurant located in Oslo. We ordered a few dishes with the chicken Tikka Masala being outstanding.

Best Indian restaurant in Oslo Gorgeous food! Real tastes!…read moreYou can choose your spice limit in a logical way Professional booking system and superb on take- away

I am referring to the Jewel of India down by the Munch museum. I'm sure there's others in the…read moresuburb but I'm referring directly to the one that by the Munch museum so I'm sorry if I'm riding with this review on the wrong place My friend and I are in Oslo and we sat down for what we thought was going to be a nice Indian dinner. From the second we walked into the restaurant and sat down a short Indian man with glasses kept staring at us making it very uncomfortable.. I don't know if he was trying to pick us up or what but he just kept staring at us and I even commented to my friend ..I said that guy keeps staring at us It's kind of weird. and when we were ordering drinks I said I'd like a draft beer and he told me what was on tap and I said okay that sounds good, and then my friend ordered a gin and tonic and he looked at him he kept asking "are you okay" and my friend was like what do you mean am I okay yeah I'm okay I'm fine why do you ask and he kept going like making an odd expression and moving his head and his hands around like are you okay are you okay? I think he was implying that we were both intoxicated which was the furthest thing from the truth. We haven't had a drink in weeks. This was so bizarre and this guy with the glasses, short Indian man and I took a picture of him to send to his boss accused us of either being a toxicated or I don't know what the hell he was talking about so we just got up and left. It was the most ridiculous experience I've ever had. Shame on him! I asked if I could speak with his manager and he refused and then I started talking to his other co-workers who seemed concerned about what was going on and I tried to explain to them and he kept yelling at them something like don't listen to him or blah blah blah I don't know but it sure was bizarre. Maybe it was because two guys were eating together I don't know but the whole thing was just so weird and a horrible way to leave Oslo. Go elsewhere!

This charming little Indian restaurant is a short stroll from my cousin's place in Oslo, and she…read moreand her family have been coming here for twenty + years. After we dined here on my last evening in the city, I can definitely see why. I love Indian food in general, but my go-to entree is palak paneer, a spicy, savory spinach dish with chunks of mild cheese that's similar to pressed ricotta. I'd say that Mother India's version rates in the top three I've ever had. Maybe the top two! Rich, complex flavor, plenty of heat, not greasy, just perfect. The naan, the papadum appetizer with relishes, and my rum and coke were all on point. Yum. The decor is beautiful, ornate dark woods contrasted with white walls, shades of purple predominate as accent colors. Lovely candles add warmth and a relaxed vibe. This place is always packed, and there's no real waiting area, but the host/restaurant owner is very congenial and welcoming and will greet and seat you asap. I've only been there once but I miss it already. And the rest of Norway.

I was looking for a Pakistani restaurant and couldn't find it. I stumbled on this Indian restaurant…read morerun by a Nepalese family. I had a chicken spicy red curry sauce with peppers. It was very spicy and good. The rice okay but I'm not a rice person. Nan freshly made and delicious. The restaurant was completely empty in the early evening.

I've been eating at Krishna's for sixteen years (!) and feel qualified to confirm that if nothing…read moreelse these guys are consistent. Where else in town can you get a healthy filling and genuinely tasty meal for 160,-? Exactly, nowhere. I've been here with the whole family incl young children and with mates for a quick bite before a film across the road. Always cheerful service and always room. Ok, so it's not exactly the coolest interior and it's is hidden away in the semi basement of one of Oslo's only unpretentiously shabby old shopping centers, but that's actually part of its charm. If you like tasty homemade Indian food in a canteen and extreme value for money - this is for you.

Really cozy place with delicious food. Cauliflower soup--two…read moreof my favorite phenomenons--together as one. The amount of food served is quite large so it's a great value. The service was great and brought a smile to my face :)

My voyage here was quite unique!…read more I was in Oslo for business and began chatting with the Uber driver with a colleague. The driver gave a few lunch tips, one of then being Village Tandoori, his brother's restaurant. The driver called to have a place reserved and set with an appetizer, water, and candles and allowed us to change he at the hotel before continuing to the restaurant. We came in, our server had a table prepared, and we ordered one of the 3-corse options. Everything was so fantastic I forgot to take photos! The setting was perfect, the service was great, and the food was the best. Lastly, the prices beat many the tourist traps you fall into around City Hall. Highly recommended!

We were in Oslo for just a couple of days after visiting the Faroe Islands. We added a few days in…read moreOslo to our stay in order to get to know the city before heading home. We stayed in an Airbnb condo in Frogner (west of downtown). It was hard to find open restaurants that we could walk to on Saturday and Sunday nights in July. The local Italian restaurants seemed to be closed for summer break. Village Tandoori was just around the corner from our condo (and open) so we went there on the second night and we were quite happy with the meal. I had the Lahori Lamb. It was hard to choose which of the five or six lamb dishes that were offered. Our server asked me if I liked spicy and when I replied in the affirmative she recommended this dish over the Lamb Tikka. The lamb, marinated in a chili/herb mixture, was tender and interesting. Spicy but not overwhelmingly so (I asked for "medium +" on the restaurant's spiciness scale). Others had excellent dishes as well. The vegetarian had the Saag Paneer, which was done very well. There were leftovers that went home. The other couple had the Coriander Lamb and the Tandoori King Prawns. Both were well received. We also got a serving of Garlic Naan as a side (pretty average). A bottle of the house wine was an excellent value (other wines on the menu are quite pricey!). Service was efficient and unobtrusive. This is a place we'd come back to. The prices are pretty reasonable (for Oslo!) and the food is very good.