Second ramen restaurant I've been to in Norway. Again, very impressed to see noodle shops this far…read morenorth! Big change from when I first visited this counter in the 90's. The broth was a bit salty for my liking. Noodles were perfect, the size, the texture and firmness of the noodle was just how I like it. The meat was tender and melted in your mouth, the boiled egg yoke was overcooked. I like it when it's still soft. Gyoza was mostly meat, no veggies. Wouldn't order them again as I like my gyoza with more veggie and less meat. Service was quick. Parking is indoors, which is very advantageous for the cold months. Take the elevator up and you don't need to go outside! They share space with an Indian restaurant. There is a coat hanger and it's spacious. I would definitely come back here.

DECENT JAPANESE RAMEN It's not bad getting a taste of…read moresomewhat decent Japanese ramen in the middle of Oslo. I like the texture of the ramen, tastes quite authentic, not the "make-believe" ones you get from most non-Japanese restaurants here in Norway. The ambience is rather quiet, but I wouldn't say its kids friendly or good for large groups of people. We ordered the spicy ramen (mostly likely spicy miso ramen, since the broth base is miso) and Tangi ramen, which has two pieces of fried chicken on top,m. However, the soup-base for the tangi didn't quite hit the spot for me. The price is average, around $15-$20 per bowl, which is a decent price in Oslo. Overall I like it and would come back again.

I came to this Ramen shop during my trip to Norway with my friends as we were in the mood for some…read moreJapanese food after having Norwegian cuisine all throughout the trip. While we didn't make a reservation for this restaurant, we were able to be seated relatively quickly for our group of 5 for lunch. The interior of the place was modern and clean, while the service was relatively quick. For the food I ordered the Chicken Shoyu Paitan Ramen, which was made of Koji Confit Chicken as well as handmade noodles. While this was similar to ramen that I've gotten at other restaurants, I think that it was done well and I was satisfied with the quality of it as the flavors were good. I tried a bit of my friend's Spicy Hazelnut Tan Tan Men ramen and that had some pretty unique flavors, so I would recommend getting that if you want something different than your usual ramen options. Overall, if you want some ramen in Oslo this is a solid option to explore!

Delicious. We all enjoyed it. I should say the prices seemed a bit high. Friendly service…read more Casual atmosphere.The flavor profiles were excellent.

Visiting from North Carolina and found this food hall, many different options, we were looking for…read morevegan food - there was not many but good enough for us to feel full. Maybe they can bring some more vegan food in menu.

Place is too cool for its own good. Mid-day there were not many diners, and staff left many booths…read moreunattended. Should have used that as my cue *not* to eat at Khab Thai, which is horribly overpriced. I know Oslo is an expensive city, but at almost $18, which I would expect at a nice restaurant, but instead got something no better than a microwave meal. The employee was socializing with two women at another booth across the way before bothering to come over to me. I knew something was up when he made me scan my card twice for the meal (and I was charged twice). Clearly, people who eat here are probably half drunk and never been to the parts of Asia that these booths claim to make food from. Hard pass.

Really enjoyed this place in Oslo. I was really surprised at the quality!…read more Service is great at this cute little space downtown Oslo. My friends and I got a variety of different ramen and an order of gyoza. All were so good! I also got a yuzu margarita- which was refreshing! If you're craving ramen while in Oslo- definitely hit up this spot. Beware of peak times as it can be a little bit of a wait!

The friendly and efficient staff took great care of me. I really enjoyed the savory flavors and…read morerich broth of the Tonkotsu Ramen. The Japanese AOONI IPA was a great version on the American style IPA. Young hip date night vibe in trendy area on Oslo.

I had only heard good things about this place and I was not disappointed. I immediately enjoyed the…read moreinterior and the vibe. Quite quick service. Could have been more attentive, but it was pretty ok. I went for some small dishes. Duck and a bun of sorta. Food was just ok and I felt the spring roll lacked a flavour... I am pretty sure I would have been more happy trying some of their other dishes...and they could maybe work on the plating a little. But thats details ofc. I will for sure go back another time and try something else. Price is ok.

We were starving and found this place on Yelp. It didn't disappoint. We had calamari a, and a…read moresushi roll to start. Then had Duck Teriyaki, Salmon Donburi and Banh Canh.

Amazing soup!!! 10/10 recommend for a quick meal as you are exploring Oslo. This place is in the…read morebasement of the department store, and truly cannot recommend this place more. Great soup, beyond reasonable in price and the man who works here is so nice and kind. Also i got the papadum as a side and it was amazing.

Service was fast. I got the veggie chili and it was good. Small place in the bottom floor of a…read moremall, but good for a quick bite

Above-average Vietnamese food with a way-above-average price tag. If you need a Viet food fix, you…read morecan definitely get it here, but dang it's expensive (I'm from the US). A bowl of pho is like $20 but that seems to be about the going rate in Europe. Beware this place can get super packed during peak hours so try to plan around that. Otherwise, I'd say this place is actually pretty good!

Best pho in Oslo! The service was great and hospitable. It was also nice ordering from actual…read moreVietnamese people after being in mainly European speaking countries. We were seated quickly and had time to look at the menu before ordering. My fiancé ordered the Pho bo (beef) and I ordered the pho ga (chicken). It's a little different from the usual pho we order because they include meatballs in pho bo (which normally would be a separate type of order) and the pho ga had marinated chicken. The broth was light and savory, with much of the flavor coming from the meat. It was so flavorful!! We also ordered the summer roll, a usual appetizer everywhere we go, which was packed well and had eggs and a tiny egg roll! I haven't had it like this anywhere else (not even back at home). It was also a great dish to start with before the main dish! The place can get pretty crowded but every time we've gone in we have been lucky to beat the dinner and lunch rush.

The force is strong with this one …read more.. This is some serious Sushi the like of which would normally require a high £££ round trip to Tokyo. A Japanese Sushi Jedii lives here and he is serving up stuff that will pleasure your palate like you would not believe. I had the Futamaki & Sashimi combination and literally inhaled it, it was THAT good. and get this .... it's actually priced sensibly unlike some of the other fuddamukkin faux fusion Sushi rip off places in town.

Came back 2 more times and unfortunately, both visits were quite disappointing!!! If you are…read morecharging a plate of nigiri for NOK285 (Sushi Moriawase), you do not put in the imitation crab!!! I despise that fake stuff and it should ONLY be put inside a noodle soup... The 3rd visit was to try their udon/ramen. The Nabeyaki 185kr was not bad. Came in a claypot with decent amount of seafood and vegetables. The broth was tasty but also loaded with MSG as i got very thirsty later. We also had the karaage (Japanese fried chicken nuggets), this is simply BAD! The batter was soggy, i think they pre-fried them in advance and then re-heat them in MICROWAVE. And the sauce that came with it didnt even work with it. Overall, big fail and we are looking for another place to go...

This was one of my favorite places I stumbled into on my vacation!…read more The atmosphere was rustic and modern. I gave a wine bar feel. The waitress was extremely friendly and helpful with the newer tasting menu they had. The food was great! It was a tasting menu with smaller bites that were fantastic! The ones that stuck with me were the miso glazed roasts eggplant that came with garlic naan and the lobster rolls. So delicious!

Wow. Wow. Wow. Really great dinner! Perfect combination of flavors and portions. Great service! I…read morealso like the ambiance of sitting on the 2nd floor of The Mathallen food market and soaking in Oslo's warm community feel and culture.

Restaurant: 3 * Where did I hear about the restaurant: By…read moreaccident? * Booking: Drop-in * Location: Oslo east (Food Hall) * Exterior: ok, locaded inside Mathallen * Interior: Simple * Type of restaurant: Asian streetfood noodles The food: 3 * Appearance: Ok * Texture: Very Good * Spices: Very good * Complexity: Ok * Taste: Little taste Wine / Drinks: 2 * Wine selection: Small selection * Beer / Drinks: Ok * Coffee / Other : Ok * Wine price: Average Atmosphere: 3 * The restaurant: Ok atmosphere, noisy * Waitor / Waitress: Order in bar Price: 3 * Price level: Average * Value: Average (Small portions) Summary: Average score 3 Nice small noodle bar inside Mathallen, small courses and a nice atmosphere. The food is average but it looks delicious on the plate, you order at the bar. Best thing about this place the food presentation, negative is that it's plain in taste.

Nice little place inside Mathallen that offers food prepared in wok. Choose protein, sauce, carbs…read moreand vegetables independent of each other to get your perfect meal. Noodle offer tofu, so vegetarians can happily come and enjoy food here. Or grab a takeaway! I had tofu and rice noodles in lemongrass sauce with bamboo, broccoli and paprika and I can highly recommend it as the food was tasty and the portion big.