Dirty V - Barcode Street Food — Restaurant in Oslo

So much mustard.

Burger had about 7 tablespoons of mustard on both sides of the burger patty. If there was a normal amount then this would have been a wonderful vegan burger. I couldn't taste anything except mustard whilst eating the burger and for about 10 minutes after.

My partner said her chicken burger was amazing.

Onion rings were nice, over cooked mind. Pure crispy and one cracked and fell apart into pieces and the fell onto the floor.

Fries were a bit undercooked.

I hate that it sounds negative. It's a nice place.

Just needs a bit of...

I wouldn't normally say, I can make this cheaper at home, because that's not the point of eating out. But truly, this tasted like cheap frozen supermarket food that I could have made for about £2. Instead it cost me £23, for a burger, fries and onion rings. The fries portion was good but way too salty for my liking.

It's just not worth the cost, even by Norwegian standards. I regret not going to one of the Asian food stalls instead where the food at least looked like they'd made...

Food is ok, but very overpriced and to little and it was a very sloppy tiny burger. And bare minimum fries. You get right away hungry again. And to be honest it isn't better than the vegetarian whopper from Burger King. If they lower the price they might have some more costumers. The atmosphere; I don't like foodhall in general it's way to crowded. But that's not their fault. That one have to pay with phone Qrcode and pick it up when it's done that is not the best...