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Cheap Eats in Oslo
The guide was updated:While it's true that eating out in Oslo can be pricey, the city also offers a range of wallet-friendly choices that cater to travellers looking to save some money.
Here are some suggestions for affordable eats in the city:
- Syverkiosken: an iconic hot dog stand on Maridalsveien 45B.
- Illegal Burger: charcoal grilled, homemade burgers served at two locations: Møllergata 23 & Olaf Ryes Plass 4.
- Freddy Fuego Burrito Bar: freshly-made burritos in the heart of Oslo on Hausmanns Gate 31a.
- Mamma Pizza Osteria: tasty pizza and pasta for a great price on Dronningens Gate 22.
- Munchies: popular hamburger restaurant with several locations around Oslo: Thorvald Meyers Gate 36A, Pløens Gate 4 & Skovveien 4.
- Haralds Vaffel: waffle shop on Olaf Ryes Plass 3.
- Tuk Tuk Thai: Thai restaurant on Møllergata 8.
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Sanguine Brasserie sits in the middle of the iconic Opera House's foyer. You can visit during day time, have a coffee in the sun, or combine a grand dinner with an opera show. Serving Norwegian classics and some international dishes, Sanguine's menu changes every month.
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Syverkiosken
Syverkiosken has become an iconic symbol of Oslo, offering affordable and delicious hot dogs — arguably the best ones in Norway. The boiled wieners are prepared following a family recipe, wrapped in a sort of thick potato pancake, and served with a wide range of traditional toppings.
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Ekebergrestauranten
The first thing that strikes you as you enter the Ekeberg restaurant is the magnificent view over the Oslo fjord, the islands, and the city. This restaurant was first built in 1916 but was modified into its current appearance in 1929, following a design competition. Ekeberg consists of several restaurants, a bar/lounge, an outside venue, and a fine dining restaurant upstairs.
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Cheap Eats in Oslo
While it's true that eating out in Oslo can be pricey, the city also offers a range of wallet-friendly choices that cater to travellers looking to save some money.
Here are some suggestions for affordable eats in the city:
- Syverkiosken: an iconic hot dog stand on Maridalsveien 45B.
- Illegal Burger: charcoal grilled, homemade burgers served at two locations: Møllergata 23 & Olaf Ryes Plass 4.
- Freddy Fuego Burrito Bar: freshly-made burritos in the heart of Oslo on Hausmanns Gate 31a.
- Mamma Pizza Osteria: tasty pizza and pasta for a great price on Dronningens Gate 22.
- Munchies: popular hamburger restaurant with several locations around Oslo: Thorvald Meyers Gate 36A, Pløens Gate 4 & Skovveien 4.
- Haralds Vaffel: waffle shop on Olaf Ryes Plass 3.
- Tuk Tuk Thai: Thai restaurant on Møllergata 8.
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Theatercaféen
A classic Viennese-style venue located inside the elegant Continental Hotel and just in front of the National Theatre, Theatercaféen is one of the most popular eateries in Oslo. The focus is on national cuisine, with Norwegian classics from both sea and land prepared with local, fresh ingredients.
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Asylet
Nestled within the city's oldest wooden house, Asylet is a charming bar and restaurant that invites you to savour classic Norwegian dishes in an inviting and rustic setting. When the sun graces the city, bask in the summer vibes on their terrace, soaking up the rays. And as winter sets in, find solace by the comforting fireplace, enveloped in a cosy ambience.
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Munchies Grünerløkka
Munchies is a budget-friendly choice that boasts some of the best burgers (including plant-based ones) and fries in Oslo. With three branches conveniently located throughout the city, it's easy to satisfy your cravings. Munchies also offers a selection of quality craft beers to complement your meal.
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Alex Sushi
Modern interiors, top-quality ingredients, and innovative cuisine have made Alex Sushi one of the most popular sushi restaurants in town. The food is prepared just in front of the customers' eyes and the menu offers a broad choice of different combinations of tastes and cooking styles.
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Louise Restaurant & Bar
Louise Restaurant & Bar is situated on the premises occupied by the Aker boat workshop in the 1920s. Many unique artefacts from Oslo’s naval history were utilised for its interior decoration. The restaurant overlooks the beautiful Oslo fjord and the Akershus Fortress across the water and offers prime-quality seafood based on seasonal Norwegian ingredients. In the summer, the outside area is very popular.
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Delicatessen
Delicatessen is a popular eatery serving classic and modern Spanish tapas dishes as well as salads and sandwiches in a casual atmosphere. The jamon and manchego and the saffron and chorizo croquettes come highly recommended.
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Trattoria Popolare
Located in an old brewery, Trattoria Popolare serves classic Italian dishes made from seasonal and fresh ingredients in a casual setting, along with a wide selection of wine to accompany your dish.
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Palace Grill
Palace Grill is an intimate, gourmet restaurant specialising in seafood dishes. It features a ten-course menu, plus a live music bar, and an outdoor club area for DJ sets. During the summer, don't miss the opportunity to relax in their lovely beer garden while savouring a refreshing drink of your choice.
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Hanami
Hanami is an elegant Japanese restaurant situated at the picturesque Tjuvholmen, providing an enchanting waterside dining experience. With its focus on sushi and robata grill dishes, Hanami presents the ideal venue to indulge in Japanese cuisine amidst a stunning backdrop.
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Stortorvets Gjæstgiveri
In the town centre lies one of Oslo’s oldest buildings where people have gathered since the early 1700s. Here you can eat, drink, and admire the historic surroundings while sampling some authentic Norwegian dishes.
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Bølgen & Moi
Bølgen & Moi is located in an old power station and is definitely worth a visit. The restaurant offers a diverse menu for both lunch and dinner featuring salads, sandwiches, and an extensive selection of wines to be enjoyed in its industrial-chic setting.
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Yaya's Restaurant Vika
A laid-back environment where you can indulge in a variety of traditional Thai cuisine at a very reasonable price, have a drink at the beach bar and enjoy the happy reggae tones.
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