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✓ 2026-09-29| Option | Price | Per person | Length | Rating | Cancellation | Extra fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oslo food tour with tastings: Scandinavian kitchen history | US$ 334 per group | US$ 33 (10 share) | 3h | 4.38★ · 29 | free | — |
| Forest dinner class near Oslo: Cook Norwegian food outdoorsTop rated | US$ 124 p.p. | US$ 124 | 2h | 5.00★ · 18 | free | — |
| Oslo Guided Food Tour: 5 Tastings in GrünerløkkaBest value | US$ 162 p.p. | US$ 162 | 3h | 4.97★ · 94 | free | — |
| Oslo Food Tour: Hidden Gems & Norwegian TastingsOur pick | US$ 187 p.p. | US$ 187 | 3h | 4.68★ · 115 | free | — |
| Oslo Food Walking Tour with Fjord Cruise and Open Fire Cooking | US$ 213 p.p. | US$ 213 | 4h 30m | 4.83★ only 6 reviews | free | — |
Real price per person across the 5 options: US$ 33–US$ 213 (median US$ 162). With 100+ reviews: 1 of 5.
Default order: real price per person — the group price divided by the seats it includes.
Forest dinner class near Oslo: Cook Norwegian food outdoorsA private forest cooking class near Oslo where you walk into Nordmarka, learn mountain gastronomy from a professional chef with 10+ years experience, and prepare a traditional Norwegian meal over a cauldron—cured trout, wild meats, fresh waffles with brunost—before eating it outdoors. The chef handles the cooking; you learn the techniques and the stories behind the food. Small group, 2 hours total, includes the full meal and drinks.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you'll follow the cooking techniques and the stories behind the food without translation barriers. This works for anyone who wants to learn how to cook outdoors and eat what they've made, as long as you're comfortable with a forest setting and a meal built around wild meats and traditional dairy.
Oslo Food Tour: Hidden Gems & Norwegian TastingsYou walk 3 kilometers through Oslo's quieter neighborhoods, stopping for three meals at local restaurants that keep prices down by partnering with the tour. The route mixes flat stretches with some steep climbs, takes about three hours total, and includes tram fare back to the city center. Dietary swaps are handled at booking.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to eat well in Oslo without hunting down restaurants yourself and want to see neighborhoods locals actually use instead of the main tourist drag. The walk has some steep sections, so plan for decent shoes and moderate fitness—that's what makes reaching the quieter viewpoints possible.
Oslo Guided Food Tour: 5 Tastings in GrünerløkkaA guided food tour through Oslo's Grünerløkka district with five set tastings plus a secret dish, led by a local guide in English over three hours. The route skips lines at legendary food stalls and moves through cafés, markets and restaurants that define the neighborhood's blend of Nordic tradition and modern Scandinavian food culture. Comfortable shoes matter — the tour involves a fair amount of walking.Is it for me?You are walking this tour with a group, following a local guide who decides the pace and the stops. Choose this if you want someone who knows Grünerløkka to lead you through the neighborhood's food culture without you having to research restaurants, navigate between them, or figure out what to order — the guide handles all three, and the route holds together as a single story instead of six separate meals.
Oslo Food Walking Tour with Fjord Cruise and Open Fire CookingThis 4.5-hour guided tour combines a walking route through Oslo's center—Karl Johans Gate and City Hall—with a scenic Oslofjord cruise and a unique open-fire cooking experience at Langkaia waterfront. The group stays under 12 people, a certified guide leads in English, and traditional Norwegian food and drinks are included at multiple stops along the way. Children are welcome from age 3.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in central Oslo or arriving by transit—the walk starts at Parliament and ends with open-fire cooking at the waterfront, so you stay within the city and fjord without needing a car.
Oslo food tour with tastings: Scandinavian kitchen historyA guided food tour of Oslo's historic center, Aker Brygge, City Hall, Akershus fortress and the National Opera, with stops at traditional restaurants, cafes, a gourmet supermarket and a chocolate shop to sample Norwegian salmon, fish soup, meat and local beer. A professional English-speaking guide leads the route; food and drinks are paid at each venue. The tour runs three hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Oslo and want to understand the city's food culture through its actual restaurants and neighborhoods rather than a sit-down meal. You order and pay for tastings at each stop, so you taste what interests you without committing to a full course.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 5 of the 5 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Oslo Food Tour: Hidden Gems & Norwegian Tastings is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.68 out of 5 across 115 reviews.
