New Anarkali — Restaurant in Oslo

One of the better Indian place I've eaten at in Oslo. It's an authentic place with great interior and the food is great. What's negative the last years is that (I guess) the pandemic and inflation have made a little dent in the experience: You no longer get any papadum with different spreads on the side before the meal as before. And the prices have increased a bit (that's understandable), but if I'm not mistaken the portions also have also decreased in size. That included the naan bread. So I had to fill up on rice in order to get full. Luckily extra bowls of rice are free. I understand everyone have to save where possible these days though.. Still very good food. Paid 275,- for a butter chicken and a...

I read through previous reviews carefully before committing to this place as I like Indian, but only wanted to come to a place that was really great.

This place delivered. Our waitress firstly provided a heat scale for mains between 1 and 6 which was explained in detail and the food was delivered exactly as per our request. Used to ordering medium but getting mild and so forth so very impressed.

A few reviewers have said the portions are small, but these were bigger than what I'm used to in Australia so can't agree there, send sizeable. An entree, naan and 2 mains (plus free rice) were plenty for the 2 of us.

Highly recommend, fantastic dinner, atmosphere...

DISAPPOINTING experience at this Restuarant. They deserve only 0 stars !!!!! But no option here.. We sat in and ordered 1 main and also 3 other items plus 1 drink from the menu (which was adding up to near the cost of another main dish) They said they can’t serve us as it’s mandatory to order 2 mains at least inspite of us mentioning that we have ordered 5 items from the menu. They have written this rule of ‘minimum one main per customer’ in very small font below in the menu pages. How can a restaurant decide who eats how much and what a way to loot innocent customers !! Such rude imposing waiters...