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What to order at Nolla
- Must order
- Whatever the daily menu lands on; the kitchen cooks to what arrives package-free from producers.
- Editor tip
- The name means zero in Finnish. Producers deliver in reusable crates and the in-house composter closes the loop.
CuisineNordic
Price€€€
Tasting menuAround 79 euros
Neighborhoodpunavuori
HoursSat 17:30-23:30
Phone+358401639313
Book ahead1 to 2 weeks
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Must order: Whatever the daily menu lands on; the kitchen cooks to what arrives package-free from producers.
Tip: The name means zero in Finnish. Producers deliver in reusable crates and the in-house composter closes the loop.
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