⚠️ Budget-Friendly King Crab in Oslo 🇳🇴 | Honest Reviews

1️⃣ Vulkanfisk 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍 Mathallen Oslo, Vulkangata 5, 0178 Oslo A hidden gem in a local seafood market—our first Oslo meal blew us away! Book online (walk-ins unlikely). Bar seats let you watch chefs at work. 📌 Must-Order & Prices 💰 🐟 Fish Soup (Kr.300 / ¥197) – Ultra-creamy, no fishy taste. My top pick! 🦀 Pepper Fried King Crab (Kr.865 / ¥568) – Sweet-spicy crab legs. Husband’s favorite—great value! 🦐 Garlic Fried Scampi (Kr.275 / ¥180) – Decent but oily. Skip if not craving shrimp. 2️⃣ The Salmon 🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍 Strandpromenaden 11, 0252 Oslo A salmon specialty spot—when in Norway, right? Book ahead! 📌 What to Try 💰 🐟 Grilled Salmon (Kr.295 / ¥194) – Perfectly cooked over creamy mashed potatoes. 🐟 Salmon Tartare (Kr.215 / ¥142) – Fresh salmon + roe on crispy bread. Texture heaven! 🐟 Salmon Sashimi (3pcs, Kr.125 / ¥82) – Pure, buttery freshness. 🥂 Pair with white wine (Kr.185 / ¥122) 3️⃣ Den Glade Gris 🌟🌟 (Skip It!) 📍 St. Olavs Gate 33, 0166 Oslo Expected a grand finale, got disappointment. Empty despite our booking. 💣 Why It Sucks: Rudest service in Oslo (possibly jaded by Chinese tourists). Signature Pork Knuckle – Overfried, leathery skin. Germany does it better. Whale Sashimi – Fishy, beef-like texture. One bite was enough. Verdict: Only go if you really love pork (and bad vibes). #OsloEats #NorwayTravel #FoodieFails #KingCrab #NordicFood #BudgetTravel