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What to order at Finnjävel Salonki
- Must order
- The eight-course menu; dishes reread Finnish staples like liver, herring and root vegetables.
- Editor tip
- The fine-dining Salonki sits upstairs; the casual Sali is downstairs in the same building. Both are in the Taidehalli art hall.
CuisineModern Finnish
Price€€€€
Tasting menuAround 139 euros
Neighborhoodkamppi
HoursTue-Sat 17:00-23:30
Phone+358300472340
Book ahead2 to 3 weeks
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Must order: The eight-course menu; dishes reread Finnish staples like liver, herring and root vegetables.
Tip: The fine-dining Salonki sits upstairs; the casual Sali is downstairs in the same building. Both are in the Taidehalli art hall.
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Address: Ainonkatu 3, 00100 Helsinki
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