Fulani at Oslo Street Food ★ 4.3
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.
Try: Senegalese ndambé and jerk chicken plates
Fenaknoken is a street-food stop in Sentrum, Oslo.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Address: Akershusstranda 23, 0150 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.
Try: Senegalese ndambé and jerk chicken plates
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.
Try: Norwegian burger with gluten-free option
Vulkanfisk Sjomathallen at Mathallen Oslo on Vulkan is the fishmonger and counter, with daily Norwegian prawn, fish soup and oysters by the half-dozen.
Try: Fish soup, Norwegian prawn
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.
Try: Hot dog in lompe potato flatbread
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.
Try: Senegalese ndambé and jerk chicken plates
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.
Try: Asian wok bowls
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.
Try: Norwegian burger with gluten-free option