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  Christian Pfäffli

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  Restaurant guide

  Write about the restaurants in Oslo - was your visit a nightmare or heaven. Share your thoughts and experiences with others. Write your input by ANSWERING this article. Do not forget to change the subject title to your own.
  
  • 27 Apr 2006, 2:37 pm
  Christian Pfäffli wrote: > Write about the restaurants in Oslo - was your visit a nightmare or > heaven. Share your thoughts and experiences with others. Write your > input by ANSWERING this article. Do not forget to change the subject > title to your own.
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  Magali Rouyer-Johnsen

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  EIK: Service - Gourmet experience - Price

  Hello everybody,
  
  I see that nobody has started any thread in this section, so I will... and so in English as restaurant tips in Oslo may be more useful for visiting persons than for the blasé locals :)
  
  My recommendation for a gourmet experience with an efficient service and a reasonable price (for Norway!!!!) in a modern (but not cold) environment:
  
  Restaurant EIK - Universitetsgata 11- 0164 Oslo
  
  (and its bar if you need to wait for your table - it's safer to make a reservation).
  
  They are able to keep reasonable prices (I repeat, for Norway!) by offering only one menu per week. There are five dishes and you can choose a three or a five-course meal (smaller portions so you don't get so full). In addition to the courses listed on the menu, you are served small mis-en-bouche before and between each dish. If you are drinking, it is usually a good idea to go for their wine menu with a glass of different wine for each course. Everything smells, looks and tastes good. And everything you are eating is explained in details by a friendly staff :) Those who enjoy having their eyes and taste buds stimulated will like it.
  
  More info (in Norwegian!) at: http://www.restauranteik.no/
  
  Bon appétit!
  
  Magali
  
  • 11 Jun 2006, 10:26 pm
  Magali Rouyer-Johnsen wrote: > Hello everybody, > > I see that nobody has started any thread in this section, so I > will... and so in English as restaurant tips in Oslo may be more > useful for visiting persons than for the blasé locals :) > > My recommendation for a gourmet experience with an efficient service > and a reasonable price (for Norway!!!!) in a modern (but not cold) > environment: > > Restaurant EIK - Universitetsgata 11- 0164 Oslo > > (and its bar if you need to wait for your table - it's safer to make > a reservation). > > They are able to keep reasonable prices (I repeat, for Norway!) by > offering only one menu per week. There are five dishes and you can > choose a three or a five-course meal (smaller portions so you don't > get so full). In addition to the courses listed on the menu, you are > served small mis-en-bouche before and between each dish. If you are > drinking, it is usually a good idea to go for their wine menu with a > glass of different wine for each course. Everything smells, looks and > tastes good. And everything you are eating is explained in details by > a friendly staff :) Those who enjoy having their eyes and taste buds > stimulated will like it. > > More info (in Norwegian!) at: http://www.restauranteik.no/ > > Bon appétit! > > Magali