The menu
One seasonal tasting menu for the whole room.
Price confirmed at booking- No à la carte, no substitutions to choose from
- Allergies and diets taken in advance
- An evening, not a quick dinner
How the evening runs
The guide describes an evening that opens downstairs before anyone sits at a table.
A high-ceilinged room with a theatrically lit open kitchen, and a wall dressed in offcuts from Norwegian folk costume.
A long succession of courses the guide calls expertly crafted and consistently memorable. Expect to give the evening over entirely.
Served back in the lounge to close the meal.
Dishes the press has described
Grilled over embers. Named by the guide as an example of the kind of course the menu carries.
A game course reported from a recent season.
One of the dishes Frommer’s picked out from an earlier menu.
An early signature, reported by AFAR when the restaurant first drew international attention.
A course guests keep naming in recent write-ups of the Bjørvika room.
Nothing here is a live menu. Courses are quoted from published reviews and are shown as examples only — the current menu is a surprise and is confirmed at the table.
Booking the menu
One seasonal tasting menu for the whole room.
Price confirmed at bookingA pairing follows the menu course by course.
Ask when you bookDemand is high and dates move quickly.
Book months aheadSourcing
The kitchen buys only organic, biodynamic or wild produce, works as close to zero waste as it can, and sends what is left back to the farms it buys from — the reasoning behind its Michelin Green Star.
Critics visiting in earlier years reported that the restaurant sourced the great majority of its produce from growers within about sixty miles of Oslo.