Stopped by for a weekday dinner and grabbed the daily special&mdash;honestly, that&rsquo;s where the value&rsquo;s at. Portions are proper, and the curry had that home-cooked depth you don&rsquo;t often find. Paired mine with a cold Kingfisher, which cut through the heat nicely. Setting&rsquo;s bare-bones, but I wasn&rsquo;t there for the decor. Just don&rsquo;t expect any frills.

Been here a few times now, and the gluten-free menu keeps me coming back. Had the bacon &amp; cheese burger again&mdash;still solid. They&#39;ve got a separate allergy menu, which is handy. Food came out quick too. Place gets busy, but they seem to have it under control.

Good beer list, prices fair. Burgers did the job but nothing crazy. Kitchen was a bit limited that night. Big screens everywhere, felt more sports bar than pub.

The omakase here is a solid pick&mdash;10 courses, each with a different flavor combo. I liked that you can stop whenever you&#39;re full, takes the pressure off. Staff knew their stuff too.

The view over Oslo really is the main thing here, and it delivers. We just grabbed a drink and sat by the window, watching the city lights come on. The interior though... it feels a bit tired, like it hasn&#39;t changed in decades. Fine for a quick stop, but don&#39;t come expecting any cozy vibes.

No. 6 of Bars in Oslo

With reasonable prices for Norwegian standards, this bar offers a nice selection of beers and wines, making it highly recommended!

Came here for a quick dinner. The stews were properly spiced and injera tasted fresh. Lamb had more fat than I&#39;d like, and service was slow&mdash;took a while to get the food. But the flavors were solid. Decent spot if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The cinnamon bun was fresh and buttery, just sweet enough. I grabbed a seat by the window and the coffee paired nicely with it. Cozy spot to unwind for a bit.

Burger came stacked with toppings and the fries were properly crispy. Price felt fair for what you get, honestly. The seating area was a bit cramped though, not much room between tables. Fine for a quick meal but I wouldn&#39;t linger too long.

Gluten-free options are actually decent here. Food came out fresh, not like some places where it sits around. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the food hall and need a quick bite. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

The veggie platter surprised me - hearty and full of flavor without being heavy. Injera had that nice tangy kick. Solid gluten-free spot in Oslo.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The couches are comfy and the vibe is relaxed. A decent pour too, though I wish they had a better wine list.

The kung pao chicken had a nice kick and plenty of meat. Spring rolls were just okay, but the staff kept my wine glass topped up without hovering. Solid spot for a casual dinner.

Stopped by after reading reviews, and honestly the food was better than I expected for being outside the center. Portions are decent for the price, not huge but you won&#39;t leave hungry. I had the fish dish, it was cooked well. Place has a nice vibe, nothing fancy but comfortable. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

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