What a hidden gem! This restaurant has fresh and delicious food, and it was really nicely plated…read more We were a group of 6 and had the Yin & Yang Bao, Tempura salad and Chicken Satay for starters, and the Confusion Duck, Pho, Crispy Noodles, Hurry Curry, the Mix Grill, the Volcano maki and the Oishi maki for mains. And talk about the desserts, wow! They looked so good on those plates, we had to try all three of them. Absolutely recommended!!

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My wife ordered the poke bowl and I ordered pad thai. The poke bowl was huge and had lots of fresh…read moreraw, fish and shrimp. The pad thai was good, but not great. Service was very friendly. I would definitely recommend this place.

We enjoyed our meal and generally liked the sashimi/nigiri more than the maki. The maki was still…read moregood but had more rice than we're used to. They did a great job with the interior of the restaurant from the artwork to the soy sauce bottles. The staff were friendly and accommodating.

The service there is top notch! They accommodated my dietary restrictions. I wore casual wear, but…read moremost people there wore nicer casual clothing. Its a great intimate place for a date. The food is amazing! I ordered the Black Menu Omakase. (There was also a crab salad, buts I forgot to take a picture of it.)

This place was recommended by a friend, and we were blown away. Caroline was such a great server…read moreand the food was just outrageous. A must do in Oslo.

Wonderful sushi. A surprise with an amazing tenderloin dish that was totally superb. Great location…read moreand perfect service.

Hands down the best sushi I've ever ate . The shrimp tempura is amazing . I never thought in a…read moremillion years I'd find the best sushi I ever had in Norway , but I did !!!!

The small sushi bar doesn't look much, but the food is great!…read more There's a park close, so it's perfect for take out and dine in the grass!

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...

Very fresh sashimi (raw fish). Great tasting rolls and sashimi. The scallops were tasty! Very nice…read morepeople working here. We're from CA,USA.

I had high expectations coming to Jonathan, having read the really nice reviews. But I must say I…read morewas disappointed. I ordered a "Lunch box" with an 18 pieces combination of sushi and sashimi. The quality of the fish was good and the plate looked pretty, though the rice tasted very plain. It felt like a very ordinary sushi in a fancy package. There was no other fish than salmon included in neither the sushi nor the sashimi , which felt a bit boring. I have no idea why, since I saw other people having larger varieties of fish on their plates. For the price of 210 kr, it felt like they could have been a bit more generous. And then there was one more thing: they do not serve tap water. In a country with free clean water in our pipes (actually of higher quality than much bottled water), while other parts of the world are drying up, and while pollution from our industries and waste is a major problem - there's nothing fancy about only serving bottled water, it's only ridiculous. Sorry Jonathan, but all in all this leads me to not feeling very keen about enjoy your sushi again.