Halal Restaurants in Oslo
The Oslo halal restaurant guide prioritizes records with stronger halal, source, and location signals. Unverified records remain clearly marked in the confidence card.
Oslo
Bagatelle
This restaurant has long been considered one of Oslo’s, and Norway’s, finest. Seafood dominates the menu, which features market-fresh ingredients and creative dishes. Excellent chefs and ambiance only add to the allure of this establishment. The restaurant was recently closed due to a workers strike, but it promises to reopen in 2010 with a new feel, but same quality of cuisine. Address: Bygdoy Alle 3 Tel: +47 22-44-63-97 Website: www.bagatelle.no
Oslo
Ekeberg
this restaurant was entirely redesigned in the 1990s and is one of Oslo’s most modern and finest dining establishments. The beautiful view of the Oslo fjord is said to have inspired Edvard Munch’s The Scream. Seafood is the primary item on the menu, and the desserts will not disappoint.
Oslo
Feinschmecker
This is one of Oslo’s top restaurants, and is known for its antique style, although the building is quite modern. The quality of the food here is excellent, and the preparation very detailed and presented beautifully. The menu changes frequently, so you never quite know what you will catch. One dish that is generally consistent on the menu is the rack of Norwegian lamb, which deserves trying out.
Oslo
Restaurant Le Canard
This restaurant is located in one of Oslo’s most fashionable neighborhoods a short drive away from the city center. The restaurant is located in an old mansion, which adds to the allure of this French and Belgian dining destination.
Oslo
Palace Grill
This exclusive venue features an exciting atmosphere with a bar and small restaurant that are sure to entertain. This hang-out is unquestionably upscale, and attracts the young, hip, and sophisticated. The menu is always changing and the food is made daily.
Oslo
Statholdergaarden
This quaint restaurant is only open for dinner. It is located within a restored 17th century house and has been in operation as a restaurant for over one hundred years. Inside, you will find a beautiful setting and artwork that alone justify the decision to eat here. Cuisine changes with the season, but whenever you come, you will find a wide array of dishes including, but certainly not limited to, seafood. Do not confuse this restaurant with Statholderens Krostue, which is the (less expensive) bistro in the building’s cellar.
Oslo
Solsiden
This restaurant has a flare that has attracted multiple celebrities since the establishments grand opening fifteen years ago. The dining room has massive windows to accompany its high ceiling, providing a beautiful view of Oslo’s harbor. The meals here are excellent, and dessert will not disappoint. We suggest you reserve in advance.
Oslo
Grand Café
This classic venue was once one of the most chic dining locations in all of Oslo. It attracted famous artists, diplomats, and heads of state. Today, the café relies heavily on its tradition and is furnished from within accordingly. the dining selections are strong but not exemplary; this venue serves traditional Norwegian meals.
Oslo
Markveien Mat og Vinhus
This restaurant is one of the most authentic Oslovian eateries you will find in the city. Excellent service and a large menu are hallmarks of this establishment-you will not be disappointed by the sauces that accompany the majority of the meals here. The restaurant uses local food primarily, has a formal dining room, and serves fantastic wine. You will probably find that eating well here might stretch your budget, but it is almost certainly worth it.
Oslo
Theatercaféen
This café is one of Oslo’s, and the world’s, finest. The café was founded over one century ago and features live classical entertainment and impeccable decoration designed to match the season. You’ll find it difficult to leave once you step in; this café is definitely worth a visit.
Oslo
Kampen Bistro
A short drive from the city center will land you at this restaurant, which has become a formidable neighborhood bistro. The lively atmosphere here makes it an enjoyable place to eat, and you will often find that free concerts take place at the restaurant. With tasty food to add to good service, Kampen Bistro is a good deal for your money.
Oslo
Restaurant Eik
This restaurant serves fantastic food for the price. It is located within the Hotel Savoy and is just a short walk from the National Gallery. You will find mostly continental cuisine here, in addition to some more classical dishes. The stylish interior and overall experience here makes Restaurant Eik a great value for the price.
Oslo
Smia Galleri
This restaurant has tons of charm and is located about fifteen minutes outside of the city by bus. The patio makes it an excellent destination during the summer, especially on Thursday night, when jazz music is usually played. With a full menu, including dessert, to offer, this restaurant will be worth the experience.
Oslo
Sult
The name of this restaurant literally means “hunger” in Norwegian, and you will have no trouble overcoming your hunger here. The restaurant tends to attract young professionals and often has a line (reservations are not taken). Nevertheless, this restaurant is worth a visit. The food is made daily and the menu ever-changing; don’t let the café style of this restaurant prevent you from an enjoying an excellent meal.
Oslo
Villa Paradiso
This is one of Oslo’s most popular pizzerias. Make reservations in advance and enjoy the authentic feel of this restaurant.
Oslo
Pizza da Mimmo
Many consider this restaurant to have the best pizza in Oslo. Located in a family-run basement, you will need to book in advance on weekdays.
Oslo
Mucho Mas
This might not be the most original eating establishment in Oslo, but it certainly does its best to make up for it by offering heaping portions of Mexican food to its customers. Drinks are well-priced here, and a wide variety of vegetarian options help make this restaurant attractive to those looking for a certain meal.
Oslo
Village Tandoori Restaurant
Perhaps not Oslo’s prettiest from the outside, this restaurant will dazzle you in its detail within. The food here is well-prepared and diverse, but no matter what you order, you will be sure to enjoy an excellent Indian meal. Some meals here can get on the pricey end, but given Oslo’s high prices, that is to be expected.
Oslo
Punjab Tandoori,
The popular owner of this restaurant can almost always be found here with a smile serving tasty Indian food. Food here is fresh and business is always bustling.
Oslo
Ali Baba Restaurant,
This restaurant is located inside the Gronland Bazaar and is a Turkish outfit a full and diverse menu of Turkish dishes. The price is reasonable and the environment friendly. If you have a larger party, the restaurant has room to accommodate the reservation.
Oslo
Rabitas Kantine
Rabitas Kantine is a Moroccan cuisine restaurant located in Calmeyers Gata. Budget Price.
Oslo
The Original Halal King Burger
The Original Halal King Burger serves typical American cuisine (burgers, fries, shakes)- the difference being it is 100% Halal. This budget restaurant is located in Gronlandsleiret 37.