Zupperia

Really good food, very decent prices, staff is generally very friendly and helpful. Rarely have to wait long for the food to arrive, and there is something for everyone here so it’s a great place to go with an indecisive group of people.

This is not Asian fusion. They have a big variety which includes Asian, Norwegian, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Hungarian, etc… But it’s not fused. It was really REALLY delicious and I think probably anything you get here will be a win. The only reason I can’t give it 5 stars is the waiter was terrible. We asked about the bun bo hue, if it was prepared authentically (worried about the whole fusion part) and he says «no freaking idea». Then he didn’t come back until we hunted him down for the check. We had to hunt someone else down for our 1 water refill… BUT the food was delicious, perfectly cooked.

Solid value food for the area.
We stopped by without reservations as part of a group of 6 instead of waiting for a space at Pingvinen across the street. I split several dishes with my companions, including the creamy reindeer soup and the rack of venison. The soup was hearty and pretty tasty, while the while the venison was fairly tasty but not as flavorful or tender as I would have liked in meat. However, it’s a fairly sizable portion, and for this part of the world, the value for the serving size was fairly good.
Overall, the service was pretty friendly, and the ambiance is not bad. It’s a decent place for large groups, especially given the value of the meal.

We went here because the Unilocal reviews were decent and the menu sounded good. The service was very prompt and courteous. We started with a mojito and an expresso martini, both good and the waiter asked if we liked them which is rare in Europe lol. So we give service and location 4 stars. We then ordered the nachos and a chicken wrap. The nachos were good and tasty but the chips were straight from a bag, so I give it 2 &½ stars, the wrap was also standard affair but good, so over food gets 2&½ stars. Overall I would give this place 3&½ stars based on good food, location and service. The prices are definitely high but that’s true across the board in this region

This small upscale midrange Norwegian chain does a nice job in creating a fancy ambiance with reasonable prices. I imagine this would be a good place for a first date… show her you care, but don’t lose too much $$$$$ in case the date goes bad. (Who doesn’t like dogs? Dump her!)
Staff was polite, but seemed exhausted from a working a busy day during Constitution Day (their 4^th of July). I think it was two 6 ounce fillets.
210kr/​$ 28 Salmon plate… hard to tell in my photo, but salmon portion is about 2 times what you would get in America. Delicious!
159kr/​$ 21.20 seafood salad… see photo. Norwegians have a different interpretation of «Seafood Salad» than in America… just look at the vast amount of seafood on that «salad». The ratio is awesome! America can learn a lot from Norway!
Prices might seem high by American standards, but in Norway tax and tip are already included in restaurant prices, so its really the same as America. But drink prices were quite high, so we just drank water. I’ve read that Norwegian restaurants are used to this. I think…
(Note: At time of this review, the US dollar was up 50% against the Norway kroner…$ 1 = 7.5kr vs $ 1 = 5kr just a couple years ago)

Being a tourist in Bergen is great, but it comes with a hefty price. Zupperia turned out to be a great option for me and my companions, as it was still «affordable» (on the Bergen scale hah) and we finally had a chance to eat something other than typical street food of kebabs and falafels. We tried the delicious Rudolph soup (reindeer with mushrooms) as well as a vegetable curry with shrimp and a couple of apps. All the food was fantastic. If you’re traveling through Norway, I would recommend hitting up Zupperia for a meal that won’t totally break your wallet, but at least will be tasty.

Hay unos tres Zupperias en la ciudad. Suelen estar saturados. Unos platos muy buenos.

Zupperia is one of my favorite restaurants in Bergen, which is kind of ironic since I’m not particulary fond of soups. I’ve been at three of them in Bergen (the one in Vaskerelven, the one by Festplassen and the one down at Bryggen) a couple of times. The food is so amazing. The prices are relatively low, and the portions are huge! So you get a lot of food for your money! I’ve only experienced nice and helpfull staff as well, and have been taken care of the minute I’d step into the restaurant.
The setting in the restaurants are very cozy. You feel like you are in a nicer restaurant, even though the food isn’t that expensive. I would also reccomand you to try the Tortilla wrap with chicken, the beef burger (amazing!!), the salmon or the asian soup with noodles and chicken (even though I’m not a soup lover, this soup was breathtakingly good). They also have a varied menu, you can choose everything from soups to nachos, to fish and steak — definately worth a try!

This is a review for the location that is further in the town, not the one that is right on the harbor. Since this location is not right on the harbor, the menu prices looked a little less expensive (but still expensive, being in Bergen.) Service wasn’t super attentive but good enough and our waiter explained some menu items to us.
The reindeer soup comes in a cream/​mushroom broth. Reindeer meat is of course pretty gamey but works well in this soup. You also get bread and some pâté on the side. This was enough to fill me up, since I also shared some of my wife’s meal that she couldn’t finish. My wife got the salmon with veg and a creamy sweet potato side.
A nice upscale atmosphere here, and of the sit-​down places we looked at in the area, this had the best prices (relatively speaking, anyway) and most interesting menu. The menu seemed fairly Norwegian to me, I didn’t really get much of a sense that it was «Asian Fusion.»

Food is good, portions are huge. Service was fine but disjointed. It was a decent meal but nothing to go out of your way to find.

Food is good, and portions are generous. Service is terrible. Ambience is nice, if noisy. Two curry dishes, one beer, a tea and a bruschetta, 468 kroner, and not one smile from the staff. I would say that if you’re out and hungry and just looking for a meal, and not an experience, you’d be alright. Don’t come here if you’re on a date or in a bad mood — there’s no good to be had.