Oslo's Hidden Chinese Gem 🍔

Oslo, Norway, is home to a truly delightful Chinese restaurant that I couldn't stop visiting! I found it through a recommendation and ended up loving it so much that I went back for seconds. This place is popular among locals and tourists alike. Must-Try Dishes: 🌶️Spicy Chicken Diced with Peanuts The presentation is different from the typical version back home—it's not buried in a sea of chili peppers. Instead, it's a refreshing take with lots of beans, a bit of lotus root, and cauliflower. The chicken is perfectly seasoned and delicious. I loved it! 🐟Boiled Fish The portion size was smaller than I expected, but the flavor was spot on. It's made with a tender, non-fishy fish—probably basa. The meat is soft and flavorful. 🦆Crispy Duck The sauce reminded me of Peking duck, but it's not quite the same. The skin is super crispy, and the meat is tender inside. It's a unique and enjoyable dish. 🫘Dry-Fried Green Beans The flavor is identical to the beans in the Spicy Chicken, and there are plenty of beans in that dish. If you just want to try the beans, ordering Spicy Chicken is a good option. 🍤Dry Pot Shrimp The dry pot series is highly recommended by the waitstaff. I followed their advice and ordered the shrimp pot. The shrimp and potatoes have a crispy exterior and a soft, sticky interior. It's a delightful combination!🥂 🥂Non-Alcoholic Beverage I forgot the name of the drink I had, but I prefer non-alcoholic options anyway. 🐟Sour Fish This dish comes with glass noodles, which add a nice touch. However, I felt the portion was a bit small. 🥣Husband and Wife Slices It was okay, but I prefer spicier flavors. This dish didn't quite hit the mark for me. 🥣Dry Pot Cabbage This dish is amazing! The cabbage is perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Restaurant Details: 📍 Foodie Asian Restaurant Tordenskiolds gate 6, 0160 Oslo, Norway #Oslo #OsloTravel #OsloTravelTips #OsloFood #OsloFoodie #OsloChineseFood #OsloEats #OsloRestaurants