Maka Maka — Restaurant in Stockholm

I went in there after having worked out, looking for a healthy dish with a high protein content. I mentioned this to the owner as he took my order, and I chose a certain dish which I though would fulfill these requirements. He promptly recommended me another dish because it would have much more chicken, plus, according to him, it was tastier.

Trusting his suggestion, I chose it and paid. I then asked him if it were possible to know the weight of the rice, chicken, and sauce, since I track my macronutrients every day. He said that this was possible since it wasn't rush hour, so he would put everything on a scale while preparing the food.

When I received my order, it came with a little handwritten list of weight per ingredient. He also mentioned that he added extra chicken so that I would get enough protein.

This, ladies and gentlemen, is how you do business. You always deliver more than what is expected-- even when nobody asks for it. It is a surefire way to create happy and, therefore, loyal customers who will not only return, but also spread the word!

Bravo!

Equally important to mention is the fact that the dish was absolutely delicious -- among the best tastes I have encountered in recent years of trying various cafés and restaurants. Truly a 10/10 dish! Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of it. But it was chicken, biryanirice, koban sallad, mint/garlic yoghurt, chilioil,...

Good close to great but still several parts missing This is a lunch joint which means its only open for Lunch. Like most Lunch places in Stockholm it breakes the sacred 100SEK a lunch limit. That being said you come to expect something more extraordinary. Food is not made "-a la minute". No coffee included. Only tap water is provided. Service is friendly, attentive and listen so that is good. Food is close to great with a lot of attention to detail such as...

One of the best bowls I've had in Stockholm

I had the yakiniku bowl, and it was magnificent. An excellent balance between the rice, the meat, the veggies and (last but not least!) the delicious 63° egg!

Fair warning, this place is pretty packed during lunch hours, so I'd recommend either arriving early or pushing lunch half an hour or so. Trust me,...