Everyone needs a place to escape to. That place that isn’t work, it isn’t home, but it is your third place. The place you go when you need to let loose, see friends, or just unwind after a long day. Hamnen Kök & Bar is just the type of place for all this and more. […]
There is a good reason American style sports bars are growing in popularity and popping up all over the world. They are a fun place to hang out, get some tasty food, and relax with friends while watching a game. O’Learys is authentic in every way right down to the couple that started the idea. […]
It seems like since the beginning of time bowling has been a favorite pastime for people worldwide. From the ancient Egyptians to now, the sport has made for a great date night, birthday party, or even beyond a hobby and into competitive leagues. Here at Big Bowl, they do it all and so much more. […]
A juice delicious burger and nice creamy milkshake?Sounds like Phil’s Burger to me
Kito Sushi in Limhamn came highly recommended to us so we made the quick trip down to Limhamn and was not disappointed. Humble and happy to explain the flavor combinations, the owner’s family has been in the sushi business for years in Helsingborg.
Occo is an upscale Lebanese restaurant with locations in both Malmo and Marbella in Spain. The interior of the Malo location is exquisitely decorated to be somewhat akin to a golden old styled oriental palace, its luxurious furnishings will make you feel you are a dinner guest at the private residence of a foreign sovereign. At Occo, they serve delicious Lebanese fine dining dishes that include only the freshest ingredients to seduce your taste buds and make you feel like you are in the lap of luxury.
Given Malmo’s access to the water, seafood restaurants within the city limits have certain expectations to live up to. Modern diners also have expectations of Sushi establishments given the proliferation of this kind of restaurant throughout the world. Sushi Queen is by no means the top end or “finest quality in terms of sushi restaurants, but if you’re looking for a mixture of quality and value for your next bite of maguro, then Sushi Queen should definitely be on your list.
Shamiat Restaurang gives a warm welcome along with warm bread when you sit down to their traditional Syrian cuisine. With a surprising amount of vegan options, Syrian food is light and filling with rich flavors and lots of spice without being to hot.
Bōru is a trendy spot, the kind of place you don’t mind to go twice in a single week—not only for their mouthwatering food—but because it’s a place to be seen, too.
Vegegården has a pretty unique concept; those that have traveled to Asia might even call it a paradox or an oxymoron. Vegegården is a vegan-Chinese barbeque buffet restaurant. Yes, you heard that right; someone has turned Chinese recipes into vegan recipes. When I first heard about it I honestly laughed out loud. Most Chinese dishes balance vegetables and animal products, some might even say that is an essential characteristic of the cuisine.
Are you looking for a place to practice your Spanish? Besides checking out a Spanish language meet up, I’d highly recommend coming to have a meal at Vibliotek. To the best of my knowledge, this is one of the only restaurants in the city where you can walk in and be immersed in the Spanish language.
Real authentic Greek food is a glorious thing. There is just something truly magical about creamy, tangy Tzatziki sauce over meat, salad, and pita bread. We visited Opa during the week when they were running their happy hour special where you can get 30% off alcoholic drinks. We enjoyed our wonderful crisps beer with a basket of French fries, lamb, tzatziki sauce and Greek salad.
Krua Thai Express is the product of an international marriage between a Thai wife and Muslim husband with a passion for Southeast Asian cuisine, who have settled down to enjoy Swedish life in Malmo. It is probably one of the only places in Europe where you can find Halal Thai food.
If someone asked me to name a Swedish dish was before I came to Sweden, I would have probably only been able to name Swedish meatballs. My experience with this dish was also limited to long treks through the furniture maze known as Ikea. However, the Swedish meatballs that you can sample at Bullen-Två Krögare, […]
Traveling to and from many different countries, you will soon come to realize that like people when food emigrates to a new country, it also changes a little bit to suit the taste of the local people. If I am going, to be honest, there are some food that changes a lot when they go from one country to another. Pizza is one of those foods that hardly stays the same from place to place. If you happen to be a fan of good, solid, Swedish style pizza, Pompei Pizzeria just might be the place for you. Swedish pizza is uniquely thin, crisps and well balanced compared to its lavish cousins with light cheese and freshly made tomato sauce resting nicely under your toppings.
Standing apart from the rest of the crowd, Samurai Sushi is a much more imaginative take on the Japanese restaurant than its fellow competitors in the city of Malmo. While sushi itself is quite delicious and very affordable, what they do to stand out is to make sure that every large plate of sushi; meaning plates with more than 30 pieces are arranged into a visually appealing shape or style.
Maguro is the Japanese word for the fish we know as tuna. Tuna is by far the most commonly eaten variety of fish in sushi. In Japan, Maguro comes in three kinds of categories, the first being lean tuna, the second being semi-fatty tuna and the last being simply fatty tuna. While in the west most people disdain from eating very fatty pieces of meat be it fish or otherwise, in Japan fatty meat is amongst the most desired and most expensive.
Sumo wrestlers in Japan are well known for the massive amounts of calories they consume per day. However, Sushi restaurants internationally are not well known for their patrons leaving the restaurant very full without paying a serious premium for the pleasure of doing so on Japanese cuisine.
Previously the Bistro Royal used to be the private royal waiting room at the Malmo train station. But now this historic space has been preserved and lives on in a truly wonderful way. You can now enjoy great-tasting European, Swedish and vegetarian-friendly cuisine in a beautifully decorated room with a vaulted ceiling that is sure to make you feel like royalty for an afternoon.
A small restaurant located inside the Comfort hotel, Plectrum Malmö is an interesting fine dining experience. If you come there in the morning for the breakfast, you’ll likely see a lot of hotel guest there for the breakfast buffet. But aside from that time Plectrum Malmö is quite the upscale establishment.
