After a long day at work, I somehow missed my stop on my way home. Then, BAM! Here it was. I gave…read moreit a try and I was glad I missed my stop. The lady inside was very friendly and offered me a menu in Chinese. Since I'm still fairly new to Norway. it has been difficult for me to find authentic Chinese food. It must've been destiny. LOL! Too bad it's the quarantine for the Coronavirus. Otherwise, I would hit up this place right now!

I had walked by this place many times without going in but when I finally ate here I got positively…read moresurprised. The food was good and the service as well! The dishes had plenty of food as well so I got very full.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Norway. I think for the quality and presentation of the…read morefood that it is quite reasonable. I loved the blue crab salad with citrus mango dressing and every appetizer and entree I have tried has not disappoint. It is so nice and clean in the restaurant and the wait staff are professional and attentive. I recommend this restaurant to everyone I meet.

Excellent service and the food is really delicious. Wonderful ambiance. Highly recommended.read more

Good food, good service! Slightly cheap feeling ambience. Complementary spring roll starter with…read morelunch order.

Friendly staff, fair prices, delicious food. I ordered pad thai - that was really good. Nice…read morelocation on am the busy shopping street. Only two small tables outside - more seating inside. Would recommend

As with most Chinese restaurants in Oslo, they serve a Westernized version of Chinese cuisine. I…read moreasked the server if they made legit Chinese cuisine and was told the chef of course was Chinese. I ordered a typical Sichuan dish, gong bao ji ding (kung pao chicken). To the waiter's surprise, I knew the actual Chinese name. When I received my dish, it was floating in sauce, full of veggies ( which ate used as fillers), they used cashews instead of fried peanuts, and lacked the essence of Sichuan cuisine..."mala." I never knew why most Chinese restaurants water down their dishes and think that the original taste will not cater to westerners? I am not Chinese, but my Sichuan cooking is far superior to the dish I received here.

It is not a fine dining place but if I wish to have a decent chinese black pepper beef stir fry,…read more this is the place I go. I don't recommend their fried noodles and fried rice.

We ordered four dishes 1. Chinese black pepper beef…read more 2. Chicken with cashew nuts and vegetables 3. House wok 4. Fried chicken with fries The 4th was for a toddler. She did not complain but we could see her food was not good. The batter for the chicken was wrong and thick. It was like a thick thick tempura coating slices of chicken breast. Not to mention how much oil was leaking out when we tried to peel off the coating. 1. Chinese black pepper was not satisfactory. The sauce is watery. There is no wok heat fragrance. 2. Chicken with cashew nuts and vegetables was a fail. The chicken tastes very bland. The cashew nuts should have been fried or roasted and crunchy but went all soft. 3. House wok was OK. Sauce taste quite nice but texture was watery too. The beef was a little tough.

WORST. SERVICE. ON. EARTH!!!!!…read more If I could give a negative review for this hell-of-a-shit-hole place I would! Unfortunately, I can´t, so I would just have to explain to yáll why you should never come here!!! As a traveler and foodie, I've been to a plethora of restaurants both big and small, but what i look for the most is service and that one friendly smile from the people who serve the food. Too bad, the racist, Asian cashier (aka, the old woman who looks down on you with a pair of lazy, condescending eyes) both ruined my appetite, and my impression for Asian restaurants in Oslo! As an Asian American myself, I've never (or at least not for a while) felt so discriminated by another Asian server. I asked her politely if she spoke either English or Mandarin (since I don´t speak Norwegian), she decided to give me the nastiest look. Oh boy, don´t even mention the food! It tasted like old chinese take-out that had been overheated a million times, with a ton of soy sauce over it. It was simply salty, disgusting, and made me doubt about other Chinese places in Oslo (but if you do know any good ones, please recommend). Anyway, if you don't want to walk out the place feeling both angry and disgusted, DO NOT COME HERE!!!!!!!!!!

This place is not good at all. The food is without flavour and it seems to be reheated over and…read moreover again. You can barely tell the difference between the dishes. Also there are no restrooms in the restautant and the service is so-so to non existing. There is alot og disturbance from the shopping mall and not a comfortable place to stay for long.

Karlsrud Mat og Vinhus has always been the neighborhood restaurant at Karlsrud/Lambertseter and has…read moregone through multiple different owners and names, and today was the first time I had the pleasure of trying out the Asian fusion menu that started to a couple of years. Personally I enjoyed it very much!! I am a regular guest at Karlsrud Mat og Vinhus. For the most part we all enjoy our food, however their "spicy" and "slightly spicy" selection is totally off. Some of their "spicy" food is not spicy at all however my Thai red curry chicken that was unmarked would in my book be classified as "slightly spicy". Same goes for Biff Gongbao which as marked "slightly spicy", was not spicy at all! Still everything taste amazing (although not as expected)! When it comes to the service I am always pleased. The staff is attentive and pleasant and always make sure our glasses is full and that we are having a good time. In fact I was very surprised that the waiter once offered my mom a new dish when she embarrassedly pointed out that her food was not spicy as indicated. Thumbs up to the waiter who really followed through on this something that is very un-Norwegian! You can totally feel that this is a neighborhood restaurant by the ambiance, but it is totally worth the trip out to Karlsrud if you are not a local.