The 10 Best Restaurants In Youngstorget, Oslo

The smart concept at the restaurant’s core is what they call ‘ufin dining,’ or ‘unfine dining,’ which is apparent in the way casual atmosphere meets high quality food and incredibly attentive service. Well known as the city’s first soup bistro, Lokk offers a wide range of constantly changing and seasonally based dishes.

Two-thirds market, one-third restaurant, Fiskeriet is where you will find amazing fish soup, fresh oysters, delicious salmon burgers and the best fish and chips. Buy ingredients for your dinner or pop in for a meal accompanied by a glass of wine. Alternatively, order your meal to take-away at a reduced price and enjoy it by the lovely fountain across the street on a sunny day.

The food options, from meat to fish, are prepared on a charcoal grill which gives them a unique taste and juiciness. Grilleriet serves authentic flavors in a rustic cozy atmosphere, and the talented chefs do not hesitate to mix seasonal ingredients with exotic spices to create new divine tastes. Enjoy your meal sat around the open kitchen or at the restaurant area.

Rice Bowl is a small, casual Thai cafe with an oriental ambiance. Try one of the Asian dishes, mainly noodle ones, which are all delicious.

Specialized in traditional cuisine, this warm and casual restaurant is a wonderful find if you want to discover the culinary traditions of Scandinavia in a lively pub-like friendly atmosphere. Head into the first floor to find Dovrehallen, try their tasty, daily changing specials menu and enjoy an authentic taste of Europe’s northernmost treasure.

Meaning ‘Monastery,’ there is undoubtedly a touch of the divine in the ambiance and food served by this charming restaurant. Old brick arches lit by hundreds of candles, inspired Norwegian and European dishes along with an impressive wine list kept in the award-winning wine cellar create the setting for Klosteret, a unique space to spend some unforgettable moments.

Fyet mat & drikke is a cozy gastropub with the widest collection of the local flavored spirit. Learn how to drink it the right way, or choose some real ale as an alternative and satisfy your hunger with one of the simple yet delicious food choices.

Arakataka is a lovely modern bistro serving seasonal Nordic and international fare. Order the set menu for some exciting combinations or ask for advice from the super friendly knowledgeable staff for a unique culinary experience.

Housed in a building dating back to the 18th century, one of Oslo’s oldest restaurants offers remarkable Norwegian fare. From the varied menu to the interior, at Stortorvets Gjæstgiveri guests can eat and drink in historic surroundings. There’s also a free jazz concert every Saturday afternoon.