Deli De Luca - Oslo Norge

Has some very good snacks and sandwiches. not cheap but one of beat places in norway to grab something to eat on the go.

Good and quick service, The food moves quiet fast here so there always fresh stuff and they always have things in stock.

I went to this shop looking for a traditional cuisine named Laks og eggerøre because I was told at opposite shop that they may have it. The lady at the counter said she doesn’t have that but she can prepare it. She charged me 101 nok and all she gave was sandwich of sliced eggs and salmon with little salad and no sauce either. Poorest service. When I asked for the manager they denied that they cannot call him while he was just walking out of the door and I couldn’t catch him and they didn’t call him either. Nonsense treatment to tourists, only selling for business.

I had visited Norway end of August.I started most of the trips from Oslo Central since connectivity is pretty good to most of the places from here.Morning i was quite hungry and decided to have something breakfast from some shop in the station.Then i came across this shop and stepped in.Since i am a vegetarian, i was scanning and looking the options available for me.To my surprise there was something mentioned as a vegan roll and then quickly picked couple of them.It was really tasty and fresh.Till my stay in Oslo i went all the days to grab the vegan for my breakfast.I can surely say that this shop is also filled with a lot of other options for pastries and breads.

The focaccia I bought was certainly not fresh. I bought it to eat it on the train and after the first bite I realized something was wrong, the mozzarella or pesto (or both) had gone bad which made the focaccia uneatable. Now I’m sitting on the train feeling sorry because I didn’t eat anything and I’m a bit anxious I might get food poisoning