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Tatakii Asian
Tatakii is an Asian restaurant near Frognerparken at Majorstuen. It draws on Japanese and Chinese cooking, with sushi, crispy duck, wok dishes and dim sum listed on its own site. The menu also includes a changing tasting option and scheduled specials, so there is a choice between a single dish and a longer meal. Check the current menu and any themed offers before booking; special menus are tied to particular days or dates rather than available at every sitting.
asian · fusion · sushi
restaurants/Sentrum/Moderate ($$)
Honsan Restaurant
Honsan is a Chinese and Asian restaurant on Stortingsgata in central Oslo. Its menu spans dim sum, Mongolian barbecue, Cantonese dishes, Sichuan-inspired food, sushi and wok, so a table can choose between small plates and a fuller meal. The restaurant also presents a buffet and offers online reservations. Check the current menu before arriving if one particular style of food is the reason for your visit; the selection is broader than the listing's previous sushi-only description suggested.
asian · sushi · calm
restaurants/Sentrum/Moderate ($$)
Sumo Karl Johan
Sumo Karl Johan serves up a massive and playful Asian fusion menu ranging from fresh sushi and sashimi to warm noodle dishes and savory bao buns. What sets it apart is the huge variety and the vibrant, casual atmosphere right in the heart of the city, making it an easy pick whether you want a quick bite or a shared spread of colorful rolls with friends. A total must try on the menu is one of their signature maki platters.
sushi · japanese · social
restaurants/Grønland/Moderate ($$)
Hotpot Oslo
Hotpot Oslo is Norway’s first dedicated hotpot restaurant, serving authentic Chinese hotpot straight from Szechuan. The concept is deeply social and interactive, centered around a steaming pot placed right in the middle of the table. You can choose up to two different broth bases in one pot before loading up the table with thinly sliced beef, lamb, seafood, tofu, fresh vegetables, and noodles to cook directly at the table and pair with dipping sauces. With its welcoming ambiance decorated with red lanterns, it is an ideal spot for a casual dinner with friends or a date night with a twist. You can find all ingredients and prices online, making it easy to plan ahead and do a little research beforehand if you have never experienced hotpot before.
sushi · japanese