Vegan
International
Fast food
Juice bar
Asian
Bakery
European
Fusion
Large restaurant with focus on healthy and fast food inspired by Pan Asian flavors. Offers a varied range of foods. At lunch find wraps, burgers, sushi box, soup, summer rolls, salad, and banh mi baguette. At dinner find dim sum, Asian tapas, banh xeo, and curry. Display cases show some of the sweets and savories available for the day. Beverages are mocktails, tea, coffee, and smoothies. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-8:00pm, Fri 11:00am-9:00pm, Sat 11:30am-9:00pm, Sun 12:00pm-8:00pm.
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469 Reviews
First Review by Greatevans
plant.based.alex
Points +55
Badass Buddha Bowl - Edit
Friendly staff, and a bunch of variety and options when it comes to how you want to top your bowl. Tasted fresh and seems to be a popular spot so food is turning over frequently as well
Read morePros: Everything is plant based :), Healthy portion , Outdoor and indoor seating!
Cons: Pricey, but nothing crazy
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RocketRacoon
Points +25
Friendly service, lovely food - Edit
Had a lovely welcome. A bit out from Oslo Sentrum, but worth the walk. Nice atmosphere and great food.
Read morePros: Very tasty, Friendly staff
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Pasta4ever
Points +96
Nice and quick, but not great - Edit
Came here for an early dinner a couple of weeks ago. I had the lasagna and my husband had the BBQ bowl with a spring roll. The BBQ bowl was quite yummy, with a good portion size and lots of flavor. The spring roll was also delicious, though we got the last one of the batch so it was a bit greasy from sitting out a while.
Read moreThe lasagna was okay. It felt kind of dated - using aspects of vegan cooking that were as good as you could get in 2002, but not anymore? It had a béchamel sauce that wasn't flavored with anything I could detect, but then they'd melted what tasted like a slice of soy cheese on top. The old kind of soy cheese that has that weird unpleasant aftertaste... I think it would be better to make a more flavorful béchamel sauce and skip the fake cheese. It also had sweet potato, which I wasn't into for lasagna. Idk though maybe I'm spoiled by the great ones I've made with Serious Eats recipes.
The strawberry cheesecake sold out right before we got to the counter, but it seemed really popular! We'll probably be back at least one more time to get the cheesecake and try the curry, but I don't think it will be a regular spot for us unless those blow us away.
Pros: Fast, BBQ bowl yummy, Everything's vegan
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isacaz31
Points +211
Tasty and choice - Edit
Many choice, the food is full vegan and very tasty. Yes it’s expensive (plate for 179 nok) but everything is expensive in Norway, especially in Oslo. The staff is kind and helpful
Read morePros: Full vegan , Tasty, Kind people
Cons: Expensive
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nealhauser
Points +30
Great food and menu options - Edit
Visited NordVegan twice on our trip to Oslo in July 2022. Wife enjoyed the soups and "egg rolls" while I enjoyed the Lasagna which was delicious. tried the fried mushrooms and found them to be a delicious but a bit oily. Portions were more than adequate for an evening meal. Prices acceptable. Menu options are dependent on day you visit restaurant and change daily. Bathroom was spotless.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-07-15
Pros: Perfect portions, Food is fresh and delicious, not too spicy, Very nice staff and great location
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Noa7861
Points +47
I Don't Get The Hype - Edit
I expected generous, filling dishes but since it's rather pricey I only got the buddha bowl , not extra spring rolls etc. I sat there checking what other places are recommended since I was still hungry. I expected much more from one of the top 3 recommneded places in a capital city. Not because it should have been amazing, but it just wasn't special by any means. Big, clean place, yes, but it would be just an avarage restauraunt in the small town where I'm from in the mediterranean area.
Read morePros: Clean, big space , Location
Cons: Food to price ratio is disappointing, Food is rather average.
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RoxanneMols
Points +574
Cosy all vegan bistro - Edit
Great place! We shared 3 vegan cakes/biscuits. The chocolate brownie and carrot cake were delicious 🤤
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-07-14
Pros: Vegan 🌱 Have seitan steak, edamame & tofu!, Vegan desserts
Cons: Location suboptimal, Very expensive (typical for Norway)
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TheBlackCat
Points +1117
All vegan - Edit
Lasagna was quite good and also got cous cous salad and tzatziki with it as a meal deal. Chocolate cake was great and wasn't too sweet.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
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Kris(Tine)
Points +21
Great food - Edit
Stort utvalg, god mat og ikke alt for dyrt. Lite men koselig lokale
Read morePros: All vegan
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MaraK
Points +360
My favorite meal in Oslo - Edit
Loved it. It was first really good meal in Oslo the three days I’ve been here. Also one of the least expensive. (210 NOK/$20.63) Everything is vegan. I had a large serving of lasagne and a side order of Sweet potato tempura. Oh, and chocolate cake. All great.
Read morePros: Everything is vegan , Really good food, Not expensive by Oslo standards
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daniel.rolke
Points +489
All vegan - Edit
All vegan restaurant
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ju_no_hands
Points +413
Fresh and tasty - Edit
The Buddha bowls we had were really tasty and varied. The summer roll was really delicious with a fresh minty tang. The apple pie was alright, but nothing to write home about. Tap water is free. Staff was friendly and alert considering food allergies. Price is level is what you have to expect in Norway and especially Oslo.
Read morePros: Fully vegan and fresh food, Attentive staff, Light and clean eating space
Cons: Fairly expensive
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OskarBlomberg
Points +45
Worst ramen in the world? - Edit
As one of the dinner options were sold out due to a lack of spring rolls, we decided to try the ramen and Buddha bowl instead. The addition of sweet corn toppings feel more suited to a mess hall than a restaurant, but can be forgiven. But not the huge glob of ratatouille in the ramen. No warning beforehand. It's like the chef has never even heard of Japan. Avoid this ramen if you like ramen.
Read morePros: Friendly staff.
Cons: The ratatouille ramen., Sweet corn toppings on all dishes.
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ZeOtavio
Points +422
Faça seu prato... - Edit
O restaurante parecia um buffet que você vai escolhendo o que quer comer. A comida estava saborosa mas na excepcional.
Read morePros: Fully vegan, Good seasoning
Cons: As everything in Oslo, very expensive, Sweet potato pie wasn't great, Closes very early
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Clean&Green
Points +1258
Good - Edit
Had the rice and curry bowl with fried oyster mushroom. Very generous portion. The curry had just enough spiciness without being too hot which was great. Good customer service. Nice place to eat.
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burnsria
Points +1534
Good Food & English Speaking Staff - Edit
I loved that they had a diverse menu and staff that would speak English with me as I don't know much Norwegian. I visited this place many times on my trip in 2019 and I adored it. Highly recommend!
Read morePros: Multilingual Staff, Easy to Order
Cons: Expensive
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maaariv
Points +249
Love it! - Edit
I was there 3 times while visiting Oslo and that's not only because it was near my hotel but because the food is amazing and also healthy. I ate also the carrot cake and the kombucha. All delicious and with lots of option. Staff is also very nice
Read morePros: Many options , Delicious for coffee or lunch, Kind environment
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DonaldMcAninch
Points +911
Fantastic vegan bowls - Edit
When we came for dinner there were 3 specials on the menu and a variety of a la carte components you could choose from. We got a Buddha bowl and a BBQ bowl. Both were delicious and fairly filling (although I'm not sure what made the BBQ bowl "BBQ"). Wish we had time to try everything else on offer!
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JanineForstner
Points +627
My favourite place in Oslo - Edit
My favourite vegan restaurant in Oslo. They offer mostly Asian inspired, healthy food.
Read moreYou can choose between different plates - for example "Curry plate with rice/ noodles and salad" or "Lasagna-plate". There are always a few besides to choose, too. They offer a variety of cakes, too.
Fair prices.
The restaurant is not far away from the castle.
I would recommend to reserve a table if you want to eat there on a Friday or Saturday evening.
Pros: Healthy food , In the centre of Oslo, Fair prices
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iHansz
Points +188
Good food. - Edit
Had the Asian BBQ-bowl and it was very tasty. The carrot cake as desert was lovely too. Friendly staff.
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eva19
Points +20
Very tasty vegan food - Edit
Read moreNordvegan is a very nice place to eat great vegan food and the staff is very friendly.
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alexadmoore
Points +138
Needs Improvement - Edit
Super sad because I really wanted to like this place. Neither I or my husband finished our plates.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options., Easy access in the city centre.
Cons: Food was very disappointing.
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LiseWåsjø
Points +56
Very dissapointing - Edit
Everyone says this place is great, but the food i've gotten there is not gonna turn anyone vegan.. tried it several times, but it just really isn't any good
Read morePros: Vegan , Near the city centre
Cons: Taste is not good
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clauu91
Points +62
Amazing food! - Edit
We visited Oslo for 5 days and ate here twice. I loved the buddha bowl and the lasagne meal deal with the potato salad. Also the carrot cake and the brownie were just perfect. Would definitely reccomend this place!
Read morePros: Delicious food, Friendly staff, Original menu
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Vanessa43
Points +3410
My favourite restaurant in Oslo - Edit
I was in Oslo in 2018 but still have Nordvegan in my list of favourite restaurants. Back then, there weren't many vegan restaurants in Oslo, but this was one of them, and I took several people there. I liked their food a lot, especially the mixed bowl, and I don't even think it was that expensive for Oslo standards. At least I remember having been to more expensive places in Oslo.
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Zooelefant
Points +58
Good but expensive - Edit
I know Oslo is very expensive, but I felt like the portion was small compared to the price. Still it was very tasty and vegan!
Read morePros: Free tap water , Tasty
Cons: Expensive, Small portions
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ErliThor
Points +91
Amazing vegan buffet - Edit
Nordvegan is by far one of the best Vegan-Only restaurants in Oslo's city Center. You are presented to a buffet with many options by a friendly and engaged staff. If you don't want to do the effort of customising you platter, you can choose from a menu.
Read moreYou can have a full meal like a Buddha Bowl, or just nice spring roll to go.
Nordvegan also do catering and delivery by Wolt!
Pros: Lots of different options, A clear vision to serve a balanced meal, Always some good desserts
Cons: A bit pricy, Earliest opening time is 11:30, so no breakfast
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