K25 is a street-food stop in Norrmalm, Stockholm.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed Sunday. Order at each counter; the central tables get crowded 13:00-14:00.
Address: Kungsgatan 25, 111 56 Stockholm
Sibyllans Korvkiosk on Sveavägen in Stockholm's Norrmalm grills hot dogs from a kiosk window; the tunnbrödsrulle with shrimp salad is the classic dining-room.
Try: Classic Swedish hot dog (varmkorv) and tunnbrödsrulle
Tip: Open late seven days. The tunnbrödsrulle is the to-go order; varmkorv med bröd is the budget pick.
Kajsas Fisk at Hötorgshallen in Stockholm runs the saluhall counter pouring the city's reference fish soup; cream-and-tomato broth with white fish.
Try: Swedish fish soup with rye bread
Tip: Closed Sunday. The soup is unlimited refills; arrive 11:30 for a seat at the counter.
Bar O Bao on Skånegatan in Stockholm's SoFo runs the pork-belly bao counter; the takeaway window pulls steamed buns to-go alongside dine-in seating.
Try: Steamed pork-belly bao
Tip: Open Wednesday to Sunday. Takeaway window on the side runs faster than the dining counter.
Günter's Korvar on Karlbergsvägen in Stockholm's Vasastan grills the city's reference korv, rotating sausage selection from German producers.
Try: German-Swedish sausage in a bun
Tip: Closed Sunday. The frying takes time; the queue at 13:00 is normal. Bring exact change for faster service.
Sibyllans Korvkiosk on Sveavägen in Stockholm's Norrmalm grills hot dogs from a kiosk window; the tunnbrödsrulle with shrimp salad is the classic dining-room.
Try: Classic Swedish hot dog (varmkorv) and tunnbrödsrulle
Tip: Open late seven days. The tunnbrödsrulle is the to-go order; varmkorv med bröd is the budget pick.
Kajsas Fisk at Hötorgshallen in Stockholm runs the saluhall counter pouring the city's reference fish soup; cream-and-tomato broth with white fish.
Try: Swedish fish soup with rye bread
Tip: Closed Sunday. The soup is unlimited refills; arrive 11:30 for a seat at the counter.
Nystekt Strömming on Södermalmstorg in Stockholm at Slussen has fried Baltic herring from a kiosk window for decades; lingonberry, mash. Booking recommended.
Try: Fried Baltic herring in a roll
Tip: Cash sells slightly cheaper. The mash plate is the seated meal; the roll is the takeaway.
Tahrir on Bondegatan in Stockholm's Södermalm runs an Egyptian-Swedish falafel and shawarma counter, the falafel-in-pita is the lunch standard.
Try: Falafel and shawarma
Tip: Closed Sunday. Tight room; the takeaway window runs faster than the dining-in queue.
