11 venues in Oslo rated A+ to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
Dirty V is a fully plant-based fast food restaurant. Burgers, dirty fries, nuggets, onion rings, sauces, and sides are all 100% vegan. The kitchen uses no animal products whatsoever.
EatHappy Vegan is a fully vegan Vietnamese restaurant, with every dish on the menu plant-based and no animal products used anywhere in the kitchen.
Nordvegan is a 100% vegan restaurant. Every dish on the menu is plant-based, and the kitchen uses no animal products. The venue's own website, menu, and hundreds of HappyCow reviews from vegan diners confirm this.
Dirty V is a fully plant-based fast food restaurant. The venue's own website states 'Everything always plant-based' and the FAQ confirms the menu is 'still, and will always be, entirely plant based'.
Papegøye describes itself as a 100% plant-based coffee shop. According to its own website, every item on the menu is vegan.
KUMI is a vegetarian restaurant. Its brunch and dinner menus include many vegan options, each clearly marked with a 'V'. Examples are vegan American pancakes, a falafel wrap, and a vegan lemon tart.
The restaurant is a vegan and vegetarian venue. Its menu includes vegan quiche, cakes, and other plant-based dishes.
A separate vegan menu covers both savory and sweet crepes, with options including the 'Skogen' (mushroom) and 'Cook Chef'. Vegan items are clearly marked on the menu.
According to a 2010 blog post, the restaurant offers a vegetarian sampler and well-seasoned vegan sauces.
The menu is clearly labeled and lists vegan calzone and vegan pizza. One HappyCow review confirms that vegan options were available, though the cashew cream was missing during one visit and the calzone dough was raw.
The Arepa restaurant at Mathallen Oslo serves Colombian food. It offers vegetarian options such as lentil empanadas and arepas with vegetable fillings, but these are not specifically labelled vegan.