If you’re looking for authentic Peruvian cuisine in Oslo, don’t eat here (Piscoteket is still king!). If you go anyway, don’t be fooled into ordering the ceviche, because if it’s as flavorless as mine was (lacking in lime, onion, ajà and even salt), and you let the chef know, beware. Although I was re-served a better-tasting second version, it was loaded with lethal amounts of habanero chile. This left me wondering if the chef was out for revenge. Luckily the ajà de gallina was decent (although the rice was mushy and cold!). Pisco sour was also boring (short on pisco and again, not enough lime!).
Good food. Good service. Not to busy early on but turns into a club/dance place late at weekends
We ate here before leaving town, so we were a bit stressed. Tukthuset helped us relax, and provided fast and efficient service and food, so we got back on schedule. The food was a bit plain, but very good!
Good food and service. This place is perfect if you want to eat something different.
Came here on a Saturday night, nice atmosphere but not too crazy busy. Delicious Peruvian food, good service and great beers and cocktails. Awesome find!
Pleasant staff, good but unimpressive food. Good mojito.
It worth to come here because of food.
Very nice modern place unusual in Oslo.
Waiters are kind.
Calm music(restoran style).
Amaising environment with open space and candles. Maybe a little bit too much space but its ok.
Good food, friendly staff and reasonable price. My 7-year boy liked it very much. I wish to go there again.
Food poisoning plus slow and inattentive waiter equals bad review. Simple!
Nice and tasty food. Quiet well decorated and smart service.