Horrible service. I came here to get an ingrown toenail removed- the doctor said I didn't need the…read moreprocedure and directed me to a "foot therapist." I met with a foot therapist and they said I need a surgeon. Now my toe is infected and I received zero reimbursement after complaining. Unprofessional and uneducated establishment.

Thank god for Volvat. Maybe I am just used to better health care and nicer doctors having grown up…read morein the states, but jesus, it seems like the "fastleger" in Norway just don't give a shit and only became doctors for the money. If you have a problem that takes more than 10 minutes to figure out, tough luck. Make yourself another appointment for the next available time, which might be in a month from now if you are lucky. But then there is Volvat. Yes, I have had to shell out a few thousand a year just to pay for the care I want, but it's worth it. Every time I go to a doctor in this country, I get nervous that they are going to scold me for something that has nothing to do with my health except when I go to Volvat. I know they are going to listen to me and my concerns even if they dont agree with them. I know they are going to explain to me whats going on English if need be. I know I am not going to be rushed to get through eveything in 10 mins or less. If I need an appointment that day, I can just show up and be seen within 20 minutes (I am a member so this goes faster for me). I have had a couple of bad experiences with a coupld of doctors. For my first annual check up, I felt the doctor concentrated solely on checking my boobs and telling me I was overweight and needed to go on a no carb diet and cut out all fruit even though I was perfectly healthy and could run 10km in less than an hour. But when I complained about him, there was actually someone there that took my complaint and I believed them when they said they would look into it. Where do you go to complain about a fastlege and then get the feeling your complaint was taken seriously? I never have seen him there again. I just cant say enough about this place and am so thankful that it is here. They really have saved my life a couple of times. When I just cant take the stress of going to my fastlege, I know I can go to Volvat and get the treatment that anyone should expect from their doctor. Now, if Norway could just figure out a way to get fastleger to behave the way the doctors do at Volvat.

Lambertseter Mall has been open for 5 years this year, and it has really helped change Lambertseter…read morefor the better. The neighborhood has become more vibrant and people from all over Oslo have a reason to visit. Obviously you will find more locals shopping here, but the truth is Lambertseter Mall do bring in more people. The mall has a little bit of everything, cafés, clothing and shoe stores, toy store, sport store, cosmetics and beauty salons and more! Most importantly they have Vinmonopolet (the liquor store), and a movie theater Symra which is quite nice. It is super easy to get to the mall from different directions, either by buss 79, subway 4 or by car. The mall has 3hour free indoor parking which is quite nice, and a few parking spots outside without a time restriction. These spots are often filled with people who work here so you might have a hard time finding a spot. Being quite new I am a little bit disappointed with the bathroom situation at this place. It is not enough stalls, and the bathrooms are actually quite messy throughout the day. Other than that the place is quite nice with shops over two floors, and for the most part friendly shop workers and security personnel!