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Restaurants
A feast of flavours awaits in Norway’s restaurant. Here you will find many different varieties, from seafood restaurants with local ingredients to exquisite tastes originating from all over the world.
Right now, in an old, forgotten part a of a city in Norway, yet another abandoned building is being totally renovated to house a new restaurant concept eager to welcome a curious crowd. Follow the scent of fresh, local food and find an empty table – maybe even one with a view. In Norway, you’ll be sure to find the culinary experiences that fit your budget.
The Norwegians’ steadily increasing enthusiasm for spending time and money eating out is helping to create a huge surge of new style restaurants and easy-going eateries all over the country, from the major cities to the most remote places where the beauty is bigger than the population.
Norwegian chefs go abroad to work at the most renowned restaurants in the world before their return home to open their vision of a restaurant. The country, and especially cities like Oslo and Bergen, has also become somewhat of a hub for foreign chefs and aspiring professionals willing to come and learn about how to renew Norwegian food traditions.
The result is a multitude of choices for you who believe that good food is one of the main ingredients of a holiday. Check out the many new places, and take your time to enjoy the old-timers, and eat your way through multi-starred Michelin restaurant and low-key concepts.
Michelin restaurants
The restaurant Maaemo in Oslo was awarded three stars in The Michelin guide in 2016 and has kept them since. Newcomers Fagn and Credo, both in Trondheim, were awarded one star each in 2019.
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How an Oslo restaurant got its three Michelin stars
The world’s northernmost three star Michelin restaurant Maaemo is chef Esben Holmboe Bang’s successful interpretation of Norwegian food traditions.
Here are the Norwegian Michelin 2019 restaurants
Oslo restaurant Maaemo keeps its three stars in this year’s edition of the prestigious guide, whilst Fagn and Credo, both in Trondheim, joins the exclusive club with one Michelin star each.
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Restaurants worth the travel
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Meet the star chefs
Whilst a meal should speak for itself, Norwegian star chefs also finally open up to talk about their secrets. Here they hint about why the culinary world is looking to the distinct flavours of Norway.
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The Norwegian cuisine
The Norwegian cuisine is very varied and healthy. Try delicious king crab, freshly caught fish and sea weed with a hint of truffle. To get a taste the forest, try moose, reindeer and game, accompanied by wild berries and chanterelles. The flavors of our countryside includes tender lamb, cured meat and some of the world´s best cheese.
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Norway – the most awarded country in Bocuse d’Or
With Christian André Pettersen’s bronze from Bocuse d’Or 2019, Norway is now the country with the highest number of medals from the world’s most renowned gastronomic competition – even more than France!
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