Great Indian food. Very flavorful. Service is very fast. We sat next to the window, which was really nice to be able to see the street. read more

Jaipur - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

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During our first evening in Oslo, a very helpful desk person at the Bristol Hotel recommended Jaipur for dinner. Plus, we love Indian cuisine. There were other closer restaurants in this Theater District part of Oslo, but she was fairly dismissive of some of what we asked about. Yet, we got good directions down Karl Johan Gate and after a short walk and ascent to the 2nd Floor, we arrived a Jaipur. We were seated and waited on promptly. Looking around the room, we were probably in the minority as far as tourists go. That was great as the locals/ethnic buzz in the room added well to our experience. Our food was very tasty and with generous portions. Dining out in Oslo is expensive, with food, drinks, and tip easily reaching $100 per couple. And we did get our money's worth, although maybe we should have been more adventurous with our Tikka/Curry menu choices (with Naan and Indian beer or course). Service was attentive and payment was up front. As a good meal in a new city goes, Jaipur was a solid authentic Indian choice. But, if you want more local Norwegian cuisine experience, try the nearby Elias Mat & Sant. read more

Jaipur - Street View - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

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I'm very careful about doing one star reviews, especially in a foreign country and on vacation. But you guys are terrible for making my mom upset! We came to this restaurant because it advertised online an all-you-can-eat option. AYCE Indian food, heck yeah! We were extremely excited for that! The food looked great and the options were the classics we love! You guys were extremely busy, so we were understanding about not being greeted and having multiple staff walk by us at the "please wait" sign. What makes me want to tell everyone to avoid you was the attitude you guys had to my mother and I. We were offered the booth by the window. The worker went to clear it off and shoo away the employee sitting there. When the same employee came back she took us to a different table and gave the booth in the back to the single lady behind us. That was extremely rude and unprofessional! I refuse to patronize a business that would offer a nice seat away that was already offered. I can speculate that it's because she was dressed nicer (we never mentioned the all you can eat). read more

Got food from here on account of Too Good To Go, this spot always has extra food that they box up to try not contributing to food waste. I came with a friend who said we could just walk here without needing to get it on the app, so we did. Spicy chicken curry with rice, so much food for only 64 NOK (which is very cheap for Oslo and Norway in general). Food was tasty. They also have a vegetarian option which I'd probably go for next time. read more

Wildly crowded, noisy. No control of door. Line cutting rampant. Reservation not respected. Found another restaurant. Cannot say anything good. read more

Restaurant: 3 * Where did I hear about the restaurant: Seen it many times :-) * Booking: Walk-in * Location: Oslo Center * Exterior: Ok, std with all the lights etc * Interior: Typical Indian * Type of restaurant: Indian The food: 3 * Appearance: Ok, nothing special * Texture: Good * Spices: Good, asked for VERY spicy, it was ok ... * Complexity: Average * Taste: Good Wine / Drinks: 3 * Wine selection: Slim * Beer / Drinks: Acctually a good selectin * Coffee / Other : Small selection Atmosphere: 3 * The restaurant: Good Atmosphere, alot og people * Waitor / Waitress: 3 different waitors.. Price: 2 * Price level: High price for std Indian food. * Value: OK value Summary: Average score 3 Typical Indian restaurant, nothing special but ok food. Best thing: Nan bread, negative : the price read more

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I have been to several Indian restaurants in Oslo now and this place is by far the best I have been to. You can get three courses for kr 300, which I thought for Norway was very reasonable. Nan and drinks are not included, but still. I got the samosas as a starter. They were a little spicy and SUPER delicious. For the main course, I got the garlic chicken. The chicken was moist and yummy. The rice was perfect. For dessert, I got the apple pie, which was also very good and tasted homemade, unlike most desserts in Oslo. The garlic nan was garlicky, and buttery and I could have easily just eat that for dinner and been happy. For the three courses, a large piece of naan, and a coke, I paid 386, so I was impressed with the price. The service was also very good, prompt and friendly. I am looking forward to the next time I find someone that will go here with me. read more

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***BE WARY - THEY STEAL FROM CUSTOMERS.*** These people overcharged us 2 glasses of wine - a fact that I didn't notice until after we left because they were closing for the night and rushed us out. I emailed and no reply. Here is my email that has not yet been responded to: Sent to post@jaipur.no Hello: My friend and I ate at Jaipur last night. We were rushed by the waiter paying because they were closing at 23:00 and it was already 22:41. I noticed after we left that we were charged for 2 extra glasses of wine. The receipt shows 5 glasses of wine and 2 dry martinis. We only had 3 glasses of wine and the 2 dry martinis. I would like to receive a refund for the 2 glasses of wine plus 25% Mva. Receipts are attached. That is 2 x 95 NOK (190) plus MVA of 47.50 for a total of 237.50 NOK back to my credit card. Please advise. read more

So good!!!! I ate twice from this restaurant and their curries were so yummy. The curries are a little different from ykr Indian food I am used too. They are a little sweeter and creamier. I heard from an Indian friend that this restaurant serves authentic punjabi food. read more

This is one of the best food experiences I ever had, the food was cheap too, 300kr for a 3-course meal of your choosing, excellent service and location, perfect. read more

Jaipur - Beef appetizer - Indian Near Me - Oslo, 03

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I have passed this place multiple times before, but I never thought I would try it. I mean afterall it's in the most touristy street in Oslo, but when my friend and I were looking for a dinner place near the Opera, we decided to come here. I was pleasantly surprised; the restaurant is big, the service friendly, and my palak paneer delicious (albeit of course at typical Norwegian prices). I miss the days when I used to pay 10 dollars for a full on Indian lunch buffet. read more

This restaurant had just such amazing food and service. We found the food to be excellent quality, and amazing variety and so very tasty. Our large group came on a few occasions during our visit to Oslo from Canada, we were blown away by the service, by the hospitality, and by the friendliness of the staff and the great location. Both the kids and the adults were completely satisfied with all the options, with the desserts, and even with the lunch buffet. The staff were highly attentive to everyone in our group each time we came and felt like family when we returned again and again. We look forward to coming back here the next time we visit Oslo. read more

Went to Jaipur for dinner with a couple colleagues as we heard good things from our hotel and by reading reviews. Have to say, it lived up to its expectations. We all tried their 3 course special in which I ordered the Garlic Scampi, Butter Chicken and Kulfi with naan. The location is central, big open space and upstairs overlooking Karl Johan street. The only downfall was that they were out of Gulab Jamun and ice tea :( read more

My friend and I were visiting Oslo for the first time and we're huge fans of Indian food! This restaurant was right around the corner from our hotel, and is walking distance from a lot of cool stores and shops. We decided to try the buffet for 99 Kron. Nice options for all different diets. You have to try the Coconut Naan. Incredible! read more

This place is located right in the heart of Oslo. It serves delicious meals and drinks. However, it is expensive (probably a common problem of all Norwegian restaurants) and so popular that the waiter want you to leave quickly after you finished your meal. Probably because people queue up outside to get a table. Summarized, food is great, location as well, everything else just okay. read more

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It's rather too expensive, mostly because it's at the Karl Johans Gate. Also, I asked for Shahi Paneer, an Indian vegetarian curry which is supposed to be made in a gravy of cottage cheese, onions and tomatoes with a delicate mixture of spices. It was a complete departure from recipes. It had vegetables in the curry which was a shocker for me. I ordered a Garlic Naan, another Indian speciality. I think I got some extremely Turkish looking bread having some garlic. The food was tasteless and that's why I ordered a dessert, to soothe my senses. I ordered a "Aam Malai" which basically should be sliced mangoes or mango pulp topped with cream. What I got was a complete out of world dish that seemed to make double scoop sundae look good! It was a Vanila and Mango icecream scoop. Nothing Indian about it! Also, it's on the first floor and is not pram or stroller friendly. If anything, I gave it 2 stars for the location. Also, tell them to serve beer in the beer glass, please. read more

One of the best restaurants in Oslo for an Indian food. The restaurant is spacious so never looked too crowded in spite of the restaurant being 90% occupied. The staff was friendly and the food was very good. The location is at the heart of the city (Next to Central Station and heart of Karl Johans gate). Lots of locals eat here and that assures that this restaurant is popular. Definitely worth eating out when you are in Oslo. read more

Well, it was a one time experience. På norsk du kan si "første og siste gang". The food was NOT that indish at all. Compared to other Indian restaurants in Oslo it the lowest in quality and service. OK, you are not in India and you can use knife and fork. But if you've just tried to eat a little bit traditional with your fingers and the Nan (bread) you'll find out that the Nan was some hard and oily stuff with sesame. The mango lassie was OK, yet a little bit watery. All was a little bit shabby and worn out. Even if a restaurant is open seven days a week they could some cleaning as it is closed in the morning. The toilets are clean and very small AND accessible before entering the restaurant. You might try and go there instead of the restaurant itself :o) The waiters could speak Norwegian and English. But a mere "vær så godt" was the most one could utter. smoke-free read more

I love this Indian restaurant in Oslo. The food is great, you get fresh nan bread from the oven(or that is what I imagine). I usually order a vegetarian dish with coconut flakes and cashew nuts. I like how they use fruit in some of the dishes. I always go away from this place full and happy. Can't wait to go back when I am home in Norway. read more

went for a cheep lunch and was surpriced by how good the food was. the lunch buffe is 99 nok and ends at 14.30 and they serv 6 differnt disches, 3 veg and tre with meat, raita, chutny and a good mixed green sallad, nan bred is extra ang drinks exept wather is not included. I had a yummy lamb masala with. oconut milk, lamb was soft and tender o and the sause well sesoned without beeing hot. I also had chicken masala curry with cream and cashew nut, also a yummy dish. and paneer cheese in spinatch sause, the cheese 3was soft and nice and the sause ok, it needed more ompf if u know what i meen. And the rice, forget plain booring rice cooked in just salt this rice was cooed with cumin and finished with butter unlik most lunch resturants, it was realy good and I dont like rice. Its worth a visit wen yuor on a budget or just in the center and what some food. NOTE The soda is expensiv, 49 ok for a 0,33 bottle so mind that. Enjoy read more

I promised myself that I will not compare Asian food from European cities to that from Asian cities. But this Indian meal falls short even when compared to that found in German cities and even Warsaw. Of course by definition, that means it pales in comparison to Indian restaurants in London. I ordered the butter chicken which is mainly sweet but without any flavor of spices that Indian food is known for. The peshawari naan has a texture that crumbles and again is unnecessarily sweet. Despite it's favorable location on Karl Johans gate and the speedy service I would recommend a skip on this one. read more

The server was friendly and the ambience was alright, but the poor quality of the overpriced food really turned us off. This was the last day of our vacation, and we left disappointed and bummed. Avoid! read more

When in Oslo what do I get? That's right Indian food. This place was great but a bit hard to find as a tourist. It is on the second floor. Solid food and the staff was very nice. The other Indian place downstairs tries to grab you but don't be distracted. Stay focused because this place is very good. My group ordered everything under the sun and they were all good. read more

A little Indian restaurant on the second floor off of johan Karl streets. Above all of the shopping you can stop in for a nice and tasty Indian meal. They come out with papadum and dipping sauces. I had butter chicken it wasn't very spicy, slightly sweet but good flavor. My husband had lamb korma made very spicy. Overall a good meal. read more

Disappointed, effort seems to have been put into restaurant scenery and tableware more than the food. It is not bad, just tasteless and greasy. The hight prices smell like tourist's trap. read more

A typical Indian restaurant experience in Oslo. North-Indian food that tastes exactly as you would expect, but certainly nothing to write home about. It is a second-floor establishment with a good set of stairs, so it isn't stroller/pram/wheelchair/drunk friendly. Nice staff, good atmosphere and a view of the Stortinget T-Bane station entrance. read more

It's easy to assume on social networking sites like Yelp that the people who write reviews actually know what they are talking about. The only qualification that most have is access to a computer or smartphone and an email address. Jaipur has been the subject of some negative reviews here which need to be balanced - this is one superb Indian restaurant! Convenient location and super cold draft beer on a hot Oslo summer evening got things going in the right direction. Efficient, friendly service helped as well. But the flavors are what won the day! The garlic chicken tikka and lamb rogn josh were outstanding and perfectly delivered with "strong" heat (the mid-point of a 5-point scale). The Dal was fine and the nan was an interesting variant that included sesame seeds. This Indian restaurant would stand up well in London and is the perfect addition to a trip to Oslo! read more

Absolute nightmare. Visited this place for the first time with a small group of friends. I found a sharp bone in my seemingly boneless chicken, and when I informed our waiter about this he told us he'd check with the kitchen/manager. After that, he was inattentive for the rest of our evening there. When we finally asked for the cheque, I asked him about the sharp bone in my food again, and then he told us, quote; "It's not our fault. It's the 'factory' we get our food from". Instead of trying to compensate, or to correct their potentially very dangerous mistake, they were not willing to do anything to enhance my experience there. As far as the food goes, it was a disgrace to indian cooking. Our shrimp, which we had for our starters, were all semi-cold in the middle. I ordered the mix-grill option for my main. They use the exact same meat (chicken, lamb, and shrimp) in their mix grill, as they serve you in their grilled shrimp/chicken starters.. You get two shrimp, two small pieces of chicken, and two pieces of lamb in your mix-grill. In my experience, the lamb had connective tissue in it, which isn't very pleasant to try to eat. Taken everything into consideration, even excluding the horrific service at this place, the most important thing of all, the food, was a disgrace to the wonderful world of indian food. Thanks for taking the time to read this. Sincerely, Never ever returning customer. read more

This is probably my favourite Indian restaurant in Oslo. It's smack in the very centre of Oslo. The food is excellent, and at a reasonable price. Great service, you get water without asking, and complimentary pampadams! read more

If you are looking to find good Indian food without straying off the high street Karl Johan, head to Jaipur. I've been living in Oslo for 3 years, but this was my first time dining there, and after having read some negative reviews from local critics, I entered with a bit of skepticism. That being said, both reviews I read were at least 1 year old, and it's clear to me that they've improved on the things said critics disliked. The starters we had, samosas and duck tandoori, were lovely and nicely presented on the dishes. My main dish, Punjabi Dhaba Chicken, was also fantastic, and came in big portions that I couldn't finish despite being so good (had to make room for the dessert that was included in the three-course deal). For reference, I'm a 22 year old man with a large appetite, and I was exceptionally starved before eating. What keeps me from giving this a full score is the Irish coffee and mango lassi. The Irish was disappointing. Mango lassi was also fine; just needs more taste of mango and some ice to keep it cold throughout the meal. read more

My acquaintances and I enjoyed the delicious Indian food served promptly in a clean setting.

Just got back from a great Christmas dinner here. Naan was great. We had plain and garlic. Yummy. Ordered the garlic chicken tikka masala, garbanzos and garlic chicken. Everything was sooo good. Best Indian in Norway. read more

Went to Jaipur for lunch after seeing a review about it having gluten free options. This place did not disappoint, any times with gluten in them were listed on the menu. The majority of the menu was safe to eat. We didn't end up ordering off the main menu because we thought the prices were too high. I did get the lunch buffet and was able to eat everything on the buffet without problem. Obviously I didn't eat the naan, but the buffet items were great! And I was super happy that they were safe for me to eat! I knocked off a star because I thought the prices of the regular menu were way too high. The price of lunch though was 99 NOK and that was a great deal! read more

We were looking for a good , decent priced indian place... This was exactly that. I had the lamb curry , it was very tender. read more

I was at the restaurant in April 2018 while on a vacation to Norway. We were promptly greeted and seated near a window, as we requested. Good service, great food. The owner, Babli, talked to me and my niece for a long time after we ate and seemed like a very nice and friendly lady. Told me in great detail about her love for Norway. I loved the experience overall. read more

Very average food. Bad napkins and table cloth. Location very good , can improve quality to get better results

I often go here when I in town and have the need for curry. Try to get one of the tables overlooking the street with the bustling people and occasionally street musicians. Wifi can be stolen from the burger chain downstairs. Mango Lassies are fine to start. The tandoori dishes are all super. read more

I was actually here 4 years ago and loved it! Of course back then I didn't know I had a gluten intolerance so I hate all the naan my body could handle. This time I feasted on fabulous dishes like #21 Korma (love raisins) , # 33. curry with red wine (love wine) a starter with duck and ginger and a vegetable curry dish . The dishes come in little copper bowls heated by a candle and portions are generous, I reluctantly shared this with 3 other people and there was some food left over! The service was excellent and the interior is fun. I wish I could say this was authentic but when I was in India the food didn't taste this good....so I guess what I'm saying is I like Indian food in Norway better :) Saves me a trip to India when I'm craving a curry! Oh and this was slightly funny/thoughtful they say on the menu the items that HAVE gluten. I liked that. Now they just need to serve gluten free naan!! read more

being indian have tried out this place. not a very good experience i must say for the price i paid. i normally dont order starters but i gave in and ordered pakoras (filled with onions and potatoes and batter fried dough) but it was cold and when i told the waiter they promptly re-heated and brought it back. The vegetarian in the group ordered a mix vegetable curry but there was no taste, a taste that sets apart Indian food given the condiments we cook with. . The restaurant is large and good space between tables. waiting time not too long. overall okay but will not head there too often. eaten better food at cheaper places read more

I went to Jaipur with huge expectation of eating Indian/South Asian dishes. I was glad that they had so many options with special offer where you can order starter, main dish and desert within a price. I was glad that I had option to choose the spice level, I chose the highest spicy level. But when the food came, the highest spice level was way mild for even a European. I think other than that, the place is fine. read more