Kafé Marifjøra

We were looking for a place to stop for dinner on our way to an Airbnb in Luster. The owners were kind enough to stay open a little late and let us in. The food was delicious, the service was great, and the vibe was casual and welcoming. Would absolutely recommend eating here.

We’ve ate here 3 times. There are two vegetarian options curry with vegetables and pasta with vegetables. Curry was quite taste, pasta was a little bit too dry. Staff was always nice and helpful.

Absolutely excellent place in Marifjora right by the fjord! Amazing food (have to try the dim sums!), very friendly owners, cozy atmosphere, excellent value for the price too.

Delicious restaurant, with a great vegetarian choice. One of the best culinary experiences in Norway. I highly recommend

There were 2 vegetarian options - curry and egg noodles with veggies. Curry had a very nice rich flavor, but noodles were dry (do not recommend). 4 stars instead of 5 for not offering a rich plant protein source such as tofu. Please be more inclusive for vegans and vegetarians (vege options are not on the official menu - you have to ask about it). You have a view on the fjord/parking lot. Dogs welcome outside. Long wait time - this is the only restaurant in the area (except for the Torvis Hotel).

We visited this cafe in the evening for a quick snack and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. We started with soups and dumplings, both of which exceeded our expectations. As we explored the main course menu, we noticed a variety of chicken dishes, a rarity in most of the restaurants we’ve been to during our Norway trip. Intrigued, we ordered the Thai red curry with chicken, chicken fried rice, chicken pasta and Norwegian meatballs. To our delight, every dish was exceptionally delicious. Later, we discovered that the owner’s wife, who hails from Asia, is the main chef. This explained the authentic and flavorful South Asian cuisine we enjoyed. During our trip in Norway, we were in search of good South Asian food, and we’re thrilled to have found this restaurant. For anyone craving exceptional South Asian cuisine, this restaurant stands out as one of the best in Norway. Even their take on the Norwegian authentic dish, meatballs, was expertly prepared and delightful

Wonderful food, the best I had in Norway! Owner is from Thailand, very local place, but makes food for the elites in Oslo. Place is only open in the summer so don’t miss it!

staff was really nice, coffee was great and atmosphere was welcoming - what more can you ask for