Monsun Noodlebar - Oslo

Beautiful place in greenrløkka. had a hard time to decide what they ordered, they had so many dishes. the great diversity, however, meant less specific. the court as Korean noodles was just eating out as in Korea I had never seen or tasted such dish; and the padthai was very different from the original, felt like a completely different dish. the taste overall was fair, but the whole menu was a bit pricy .

Vegan menu is simply amazing, loves these gyozas and spicy noodles with tofu highly recommended!

All in all it was nice. The food was slightly disappointing, the meat in the soup was very fatty and quite tasteless for me whilst the one for my gf was delicious. The whole soup by itself lacked a little of flavor/spices. There also was always a long line to use the bathroom. With such a big place it would be nice to find a solution to that too. Atmosphere on the first restaurant is nice the one attached to it needs some work. Service was good.

Had a little lunch here, Sushi shared and had spring rolls. I thought the food was a little bland, but decent! The spring rolls only had to nad in them after me, that is not a hit. We came early and they have another menu later, I would probably recommend, then instead of earlier.

But there seemed to be less options during lunchtime. Sushi was good. Appropriate prices for its in Oslo.