Of course, if you are leaving Oslo by plane, there is no way around – you have to go to Oslo Lufthavn/Gardemoen, or Torp/Sandefjord. Everytime I get here, I get pissed because the prices and the bad food – it is totally unacceptable!
Every time I’m here, leaving Norway for some fun abroad, I’m getting quite frustrated about the expensive prices and the bad food. The restaurant Hot Kitchen where I am right now, requires 100 NOK for a “small glass” of ordinary wine which in this case is Miradou Côtes de Provence 2012.
The glass is equivalent to two mouthfuls, ie less than a normal glass of wine.
For a completely normal glass of wine, 135 NOK is required. The bottle costs 145 NOK in the store. This is not okay. It is perceived as a robbery, and I am being really pissed off by this.
The food is also a joke – and that is embarrassing. I travel a lot, but I still have NOT eaten a nice and good meal at “my own” airport. I find this, as Norwegian, very embarrassing, because we have a great historic food-culture in Norway to offer our quests – and the airport is after all – the gate “in and out” of Norway.
We should be able to offer better food. Today I chose noodles with salmon; it was overcooked and tasteless without vegetables, and the salmon was too salty.
Again, this is not ok. Not to mention the kiosk, where a regular yogurt costs 30 NOK. In the shop it costs 12 NOK. You see? It is a robbery!
But I’m going to Marbella – so bad prices and bad food will ruin my mood today. I just had to get it out of my chest!:-)
I’m writing this because I think it’s unacceptable of Norway’s biggest airport to have such ridiculous prices and so bad food offerings – so my tip is clear – eat well before you arrive and bring snacks in your bag.
With this I wish you a really good trip where ever you go!
Shortly about me – I am a author, journalist, sommelier and traveller that have experienced a lot of beautiful places all over our amazing world. With that, I have been writing articles for several magazines. You can also read about my travels right here. Please join this blog if you like, by clicking the FOLLOW icon on the right. If you want to cooperate – then contact me here.
And please do remember; live by love and joy, then the world becomes a better place to be for all of us. 🙂
Of course, if you are leaving Oslo by plane, there is no way around – you have to go to Oslo Lufthavn/Gardemoen, or Torp/Sandefjord. Everytime I get here, I get pissed because the prices and the bad food – it is totally unacceptable!
Every time I’m here, leaving Norway for some fun abroad, I’m getting quite frustrated about the expensive prices and the bad food. The restaurant Hot Kitchen where I am right now, requires 100 NOK for a “small glass” of ordinary wine which in this case is Miradou Côtes de Provence 2012.
The glass is equivalent to two mouthfuls, ie less than a normal glass of wine.
For a completely normal glass of wine, 135 NOK is required. The bottle costs 145 NOK in the store. This is not okay. It is perceived as a robbery, and I am being really pissed off by this.
The food is also a joke – and that is embarrassing. I travel a lot, but I still have NOT eaten a nice and good meal at “my own” airport. I find this, as Norwegian, very embarrassing, because we have a great historic food-culture in Norway to offer our quests – and the airport is after all – the gate “in and out” of Norway.
We should be able to offer better food. Today I chose noodles with salmon; it was overcooked and tasteless without vegetables, and the salmon was too salty.
Again, this is not ok. Not to mention the kiosk, where a regular yogurt costs 30 NOK. In the shop it costs 12 NOK. You see? It is a robbery!
But I’m going to Marbella – so bad prices and bad food will ruin my mood today. I just had to get it out of my chest!:-)
I’m writing this because I think it’s unacceptable of Norway’s biggest airport to have such ridiculous prices and so bad food offerings – so my tip is clear – eat well before you arrive and bring snacks in your bag.
With this I wish you a really good trip where ever you go!
Shortly about me – I am a author, journalist, sommelier and traveller that have experienced a lot of beautiful places all over our amazing world. With that, I have been writing articles for several magazines. You can also read about my travels right here. Please join this blog if you like, by clicking the FOLLOW icon on the right. If you want to cooperate – then contact me here.
And please do remember; live by love and joy, then the world becomes a better place to be for all of us. 🙂
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Thank you, and have a beautiful day with a lot of love and laughter:-)
Trude Helén Hole, New Spirit Communication
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