Looking good and I will update it shortly. Now going to taste it.

A lot of seating space, very friendly staff. But bathroom needs regular maintenance. Food is very good extremely tasty and satisfying. Highly recommended, the naans are super delicious!!

When it comes to eating out in Oslo, there are precious few restaurants that offer authentic glimpses into a particular cuisine. More often than not the restaurants "dumb down" the flavours so as not to offend the slowly evolving palate of former full-time potato gurglers. To go from a grind of pepper to eating a true vindaloo is a jump people have to attempt gradually. The problem with a nation of baby-step takers, is that if someone makes authentic food, it's generally complained about and left to cater to immigrants or expats or people from ethnic backgrounds that crave those flavours. I am one of those. Having spent my childhood in India and visited Pakistan three times, I regularly get rabid pangs for tasty, flavourful curries. Lahoree Dera has been a long-term staple for me after the fussy, overpriced stench of Indian restaurants in Oslo had worn off. To walk into the spartan L-shaped restaurant complete with it's countertop for ready-made curries, the two backroom dining rooms and the windows looking out onto life passing by Grønlands multi-cultural root. More often than not I order the Fresh Lamb Karahi, but today was Saag Gosht. I must quickly add a disclaimer to those vegetable-lovers who balk at the sight of slayed flesh, this place is not for you. Whilst the Pakistani's are masters of manipulating meat, they suffer greatly in the perfection of elevating vegetables. Their Indian cousins to the East have got that covered. Eating at Lahoree Dera is not going to bankrupt you, the portions are gigantic, and the service is non-existant. You order at the counter, tap your card and take a seat. Two minutes later a mountain of food arrives ready to be devoured. Over the past decade, I have tried most things on the menu and have rarely been disappointed. Don't come here expecting elevated Asian cuisine, this is basic, bold and comforting home cooking. The curries are oily, but then again every place I ate in Pakistan did not hold back either. This is the way they eat, and if you don't like it you can go to some hip spot that panders to the ill-informed. Come here to try real Pakistani food, cooked consistently well, that's cheap and delicious. It is not one of those restaurants that you judge based on the service, ambiance, music, wine-list or other inconsequential frivolities; this is purely about experiencing and enjoying real Pakistani food in the heart of Oslo. If you think this is mediocre or overrated, then i'm afraid you just don't like real Pakistani food.. it's as simple as that.

The food was tasty. The taste was definitely very similar to the small food places in Pakistan (so authentic taste). If you are low on budget, this is a relatively cheap place according to Norway's standards. The ambiance is not the best, but it is expected considering the price range.

Had an ifthar brunch from here and it’s value for money and quality is above average and good but can’t say a wow factor but there normal dishes are good to taste

ONE OF THE BEST ASIAN RESTAURANTS I HAVE TRIED! THE STAFF IS NICE AND PROFESSIONAL AND THE FOOD QUALITY IS JUST OUT OF THIS WORLD. WOULD RECOMMEND THIS TO EVERYONE WHO WANTS TO TRY SOMETHING SPECIAL IN DECENT PRICE RANGE.

What an absolute delight to have dinner! We ordered chicken, vegan and some naan! The delivery was on time and delicious!!! I will definitely order again!

We had dinner here amd ordered biriyani, chicken roll, kabab and one curry. All foods were up to the mark. Not awesome but good food. Sitting area is good and washroom available. Staffs are friendly and will help you to choose.definitely you can go there if you have any work near Gronland. Price friendly restaurant.

i am leaving review very late we visited Oslo in July 2023 from London.. because of name we plan to visit there for Lunch we were 5 people we thought we get food similer to Lahore foods were awful and lady owner young one was so rude and you can tolerate if food not good but behaviour was ao rude we were family there with 3 kids .Food was so pricy after 1st bite we left food there it was’t fresh after we went to Turkish take away shop for Shawarma i would highly recommend not to visit this so called Lagori dera . i wish i would have to give you -10 in reviews.

Delicious authentic foods! I was in Oslo for a month and had dinner almost everyday from this place. Value for money too. I still couldn’t forget their Chicken tikka masala!

Amazing food! The food was so authentic and delicious! If you are in Oslo should not miss this place!!!

Ordered lahori fish and rice. Food quality was good. Place neeeds improvement with respect to cleanliness.

Authentic Pakistani food, affordable prices. It's a loud and a little chaotic place. Don't expect fancy dining. Have tried their lamb nihari, lamb curry, chicken tikka, chicken curry, chapli kebab, palak chicken, peshawari naan and qeema naan. All were great. Haleem was pretty average. Recommend it for the taste and price.

I Oder from foodora the food taste amazing really good This restaurant is excellent! Service is fast and super friendly. you should definitely come here and enjoy great food in a calm and nice atmosphere.

The chicken biriyani was so flavorful, every bite was mouthwatering. The chicken Tikka was also fabulous. The sheekh kabab had no taste, lacked salt. But the atmosphere is really good and the people are really nice there.

Very tasty foods,specially chicken tikka is very yummy amd mouthwatering.

Have tried: Nehari, Chicken Tikka Tastes like lahori food, and you get that taste of home. Very economical prices. Oh and the lahori channa is just amazing. You won’t find one better than that in Oslo.

Greate food and reasonable pricing.

Amazing food! 👌 spicy and authentic desi food experience, if you like desi food you will love this restaurant.

In the hunt of HALAL and Pakistani food at last we got real Desi taste after several days of apitite

Really easy and laid back place. Good food, decent price. I went 'off menu' at the recommendation of the people working there, and was a bit more expensive than I thought. But still nice!

Came to Oslo from Stockholm and tried few other Indian/pakistan restaurant. It was the most authentic and tastiest food we have tried outside Pakistan. Super amazing and delicious Biryani! Thali was good. It was a whole great experience that took us back to the streets of Lahore. Highly recommend!

Had seekh kabab, malai tikka and lamb gravy. They all were really good along with rice and naan. I would highly recommend the place if you want to have Pakistani and halal food.

I had one of the worst curries of my life here. The so called chicken was just tendons and bones and the curry lacked any flavour and was basically just oil. They are really doing a disservice to Pakistani cuisine.

I recently visited this restaurant and was really impressed by the variety of flavors and dishes on the menu. As someone from South-Asia, I was familiar with some of the dishes on offer, but there were also many new and exciting options to try. One of the dishes that really stood out to me was the biryani. It was filled with tender pieces of meat and fragrant spices that left a delicious taste in my mouth. I also enjoyed the chicken tikka masala, which had a creamy tomato-based sauce and a perfect balance of flavor. One thing that I found particularly interesting was the use of spices in the Pakistani cuisine. The flavors were bold and aromatic, and I could taste the careful blend of spices in every bite. I also tried some new dishes that I had never had before, such as the lamb nehari and the lamb karahi. Both were excellent and left me wanting more. The lamb karahi was a hearty stew with tender pieces of lamb. Overall, I had a great experience at Lahori Dera Tandoori. The food was delicious, and the staff were friendly and attentive. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a taste of authentic Pakistani cuisine.