Oslo, Norway

“The vlogger visits this food hall, which she describes as a shared dining area where you can find food from many different cultures. They tried local dishes here.”

— Çisem&Umutcan

“A lively food hall located in a former public swimming pool. The vloggers visited on a Friday night and found it very crowded and energetic, with a DJ and people dancing on the old pool floor.”

— Farkli Seyler

“Mark visits a legendary hot dog kiosk, one of the last of its kind in Oslo, which has been operating since 1979. He gets a hot dog served in a bun and wrapped in a traditional potato flatbread called "lompe".”

— Mark Wiens

“The vlogger tries her first cinnamon bun in Norway at this cafe, which was recommended to her. She enjoys the fluffy pastry and a cortado while sitting outside.”

— WorldwideWu

“The vloggers stop at this bakery to try a "Kanelbolle," a traditional cinnamon pastry. They mention it's a popular local treat found in almost every bakery.”

— Eren Sayar

“A local pastry cafe where they had breakfast on their second day. The vlogger mentions it's a local chain known for its gluten-free options, and they tried a sweet and a savory item.”

— Farkli Seyler

“The vloggers visit this indoor street food market near the library and try a fish burger and a Portuguese cod dish called Bacalhau.”

— Eren Sayar

“The vlogger mentions eating at this American-style smash burger restaurant, which she really enjoys.”

— Cecilia Blomdahl

“When asked about their favorite coffee, the vloggers named this cafe in Brisbane, Australia, as their top choice.”

— Kristina's Travels

“The vlogger takes a coffee break at this very small and cozy cafe, enjoying an iced latte and a slice of carrot cake.”

— Maria Jønsson

“For his final dinner, Mark visits this restaurant to try unique and seasonal traditional dishes. He is especially excited to try Fårikål (sheep and cabbage) and Finnbiff (reindeer stew).”

— Mark Wiens