Mother India - Oslo Norge

We had talked about the coke in oslo mela, and the **** used in the chat was stale. my wife has food poisoning for him. poor food quality, they are used in the frozen objects. that was the worst eating in oslo for us.

Last night in Norway and Indian food just sounded like a winner. This was the first place we went to and just walking in the door, the smell of the spices and food made our decision. It’s very small on the inside so recommend making a reservation or enjoy the extra 10% off if you do take away. We ordered samosas, naan, #44, #47, and #75. I would’ve taken pictures of the food, but was so eager to dive in there was nothing left to take a picture of. Hope a pic of the menu helps as we couldn’t find one online. Highly recommend!

A star is also too much for the quality of food when someone order two currys, which means that he wants to have taste of two different taste currys. but instead of saying that the option they have chosen, with the same garvey, they served to say it is as it is. the photo you see is not the same heavy but two different dishes that a restaurant was naan good.

Very good experience. we found that they are very friendly with fast service. good food with sufficient quantity. They surprised us with free sweet and celebration. as Indians they gave us good vibes and made us comfortable. thank you and keep it up.

There were many paintings and loved eating, but this time was a catastrophe. my mother had her birthday at 50 years, my grandmother and her aunt had booked a trip to oslo to celebrate. we asked ourselves about coffee and dessert at our dinner and after, but they told us that they had not the capacity and told us that we would pay and go in a hurry! we had to hack our dinks after 1700 nok on the table. sad never again at this place. money is probably king.