6 street food places in Oslo we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Oslo | Street Food across every city.
Oslo's street food spans market halls, kiosks and the city's polse hot-dog tradition. Syverkiosken in Grünerløkka is a preserved old-style kiosk, while Vulkanfisk in the Vulkan district works the seafood angle from Mathallen. Fulani and TUNCO bring African and other cooking to the casual end, and Fenaknoken near the harbour leans into cured Norwegian specialities.
Fenaknoken ★ 4.6
sentrum · Akershusstranda 23, 0150 Oslo
Fenaknoken on the Akershusstranda waterfront below Akershus Fortress is the heritage Norwegian cured-meat counter, with fenalar, spekemat and rakfisk plates.
Vulkanfisk Sjomathallen ★ 4.5
vulkan · Vulkan 5, 0178 Oslo
Vulkanfisk Sjomathallen at Mathallen Oslo on Vulkan is the fishmonger and counter, with daily Norwegian prawn, fish soup and oysters by the half-dozen.
Syverkiosken ★ 4.8
grunerlokka · Maridalsveien 45 B, 0175 Oslo
Syverkiosken near Alexander Kiellands plass is the last independent 1930s pølsekiosk in Oslo, with the classic hot dog wrapped in lompe and the loaded Norsk.
Fulani at Oslo Street Food ★ 4.3
sentrum · Torggata 16, 0181 Oslo
Fulani inside the Oslo Street Food hall on Torggata cooks the Afro-Caribbean grill line, with the Senegalese bean stew ndambé, jerk chicken and grilled lamb.
TUNCO ★ 4.0
st-hanshaugen · Bjerregaards gate 2A, 0172 Oslo
TUNCO on Bjerregaards gate runs fast-cooked Asian street-food bowls and noodles, the city's standard budget counter with full vegetarian and vegan lines.
Illegal Burger ★ 4.2
sentrum · Møllergata 23, 0179 Oslo
Illegal Burger on Møllergata near Youngstorget is the late-night Norwegian counter for in-house patties, with a dedicated gluten-free bun and the long queue.