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Reviews on Asian food in Tromso, Northern Norway, Norway. The fjords and mountain ranges of Tromso are simply magical. Here, the northern lights sparkle across the same navy blue sky that's illuminated by the midnight sun. You'll be spellbound by Tromso's enchanting fishing villages, fragrant botanical gardens and crystalline waterfalls. Music is a major part of the Tromso culture, particularly techno and electronic music, which adds some thumping thunder to the city once a year during the annual Insomnia Festival.
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10. ban thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By SgtSaltnPepper
Wonderful authentic Thai food. The only place in town where you can get _really_ spicy food. The interior is not all that, but who cares. They also offers take-away, deliveries are quick. One of my favourite Asian restaurants in all of Norway, highly reccommended.
9. Sushi Point Tromso
Overall Ratings
3 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By sinawanders
We ate here for lunch while in Tromso for a couple of days. The Sushi was good, but nothing out of this world (have eaten better Sushi in Norway before). However, it was fresh, quick and service was friendly, so if you're just looking for a quick lunch option while strolling around town, it's a nice option.
8. Asian Healthy Foods
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Santosblancos
You basically order from the menu and its cooked if front of you. You can opt to take away or to sit in at the few seats available. They sell sping rolls and other starters which are in heated shelves, but still taste fantastic. You are given the food on polystyrene plates and use plastic cutlery. Do not let that put you off. The food is fantastic and very cheap compared to the rest of the town. I got the daily special on one occasion which was ginger pork, you get rice and veg for 109k. That's the same price as a pint of lager in a pub here. Don't just walk by when you look at the window. It's a fantastic alternative for cheap decent food.
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7. Tang's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By ColinLau76
Quite pleasantly surprised to be able to find a decent Chinese restaurant in Tromsø. Serving size is generous and always come with steamed rice. Price is moderate for Norway standard. Service from our waiter was good. My kids really enjoyed the deep fried pork ribs with sweet and sour sauce. If you are looking for Chinese food in Tromsø, this is a pleasant restaurant to have a meal.
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6. Lotus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By Bebshka
Arrived in Tromsø during a snow storm and starving. After a quick search of available dinning places, we chose âLotusâ and it proved to be an inspired decision.The location is very big, clean, cozy and offers a beautiful view. We were kindly welcomed at the entrance and redirected to a very well positioned table. The menu is variated and attractive, and the food extremely delicious, nice platted and fresh. Our waitress was kind, helpful and smily the whole evening. And the service is also very fast.Had here a great steak, better that in many big name steak houses, Tom Yum soup is great (and contains king crab) and Dim Sum are stunning.The best Chinese restaurant in Scandinavia until now!Planing to visit Tromsø again this winter, and Lotus is for sure the place where we will return with pleasure for a delicious meal in a great atmosphere. (Special thanks to Karen who was very helpful and attentive).Highly recommended!
5. Raa Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By Breines
The sushi here is so good, especially their rolls. This restaurant is a haven at Nerstranda shopping mall. Walking in here makes you forget all the stress outside and it is nice and quiet. Great sushi, nice atmosphere. Can easily recommend it.
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4. Elefant indisk restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Elefant Indian Restaurant focuses on quality and exclusivity. Our food is tasty but not fatty. It can be well-spiced, but it can also be mild. Our smiling staff will help you find the perfect dish to suit your tastes. We use special ingredients to emphasi
Reviewed By Murali_Iyer
We were on a cruise and were a little weary of the bland food in the ship. We entered the hotel with trepidation since we had been let down before at Indian restaurants in foreign locales before. However, we were pleasantly surprised to have spicy indian food which was tasty and well made. I would recommend this to my fellow indian specially vegetarians in search of tasty spicy indian food. The portions were decent. Te host was very lively and chatty.
3. Kala Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By MischaHendriks
Ordered 2 white rice, prawn Tom yum soup and king crab with Singapore chilli sauce for dinner. Iâm disappointed to say the least. It wasnât up to my expectation. Tom yum soup was okay. But the king crab dish was a major let down. Crab legs wasnât fresh. It was dry and only 3/4 of flesh. Compliment to the waiter though for being courteous and polite.
2. Ra Sushi & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 396 reviews
Reviewed By luvoutdoorsy
The sushi is AMAZING!! fresh, and very different! they do fried sushi.. which is absolutely to die for! can't stop eating here! its just yummie! not cheap but definitely worth the food! The service was a bit slow.. but still worth it and the aquarium is perfect for kids to be entertained.
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1. Suvi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
Welcome to Restaurant in the heart of Tromso. We offer dishes from the vietnamese kitchen in addition to delicious Sushi and other various dishes from Asia. We offer Gluten free and vegetarian alternatives. We hope that you will come visit us!
Reviewed By Hammerfest
I have to agree with the previous visitors, who complained about bad service. We went to the restaurant, and a sign said that we had to wait for a waiter, to be seated. That is normal for a restaurant. We waited a couple of minutes before a blond girl came and asked if we wanted to eat. This is also normal, and expected. I should mention that the restaurant was about half full. The waitress went to the counter, to check availability. But, before she did anything with that, she started to serve another guest, who had come to pick up some food. This took quite some time, and it looked like she had forgotten about us, who stood at the entrance. We stood there, for 10 minutes, and was about to leave, because of the apparantly no interest in us. And just as we were leaving, another waitress came and said they had no available tables. If this is representative behavior of the staff, I would tell everybody to stay away from the restaurant. There are plenty of good places to eat in Tromsø, where you can expect both good service and food.Hello Hammerfest,We want to remind you that we are a relatively small restaurant with limited seating that has a significant amount of reservations on most days of the week. Half-full restaurant, therefore, means that the other half is reserved for the upcoming guest within 1 hour to 1,5 hours. Despite this fact, it´s our mistake for not being able to tell you right away as you ask.The reason is that the responsibility of table-availability is given to only one person per shift, to keep a well-organized table overview. The person responsible for the table-management was busy with a sitting guest at that time and could not answer the table availability right away. So the first waiter you talked with helped a guest at the counter while waiting for the responsible person to check availability. We still wish to apologize for the inconvenience caused.Best regards,Suvi manager
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