Aku-aku
Thorvald Meyers Gate 32, 0555 Oslo, Norway, Oslo Norge
Thorvald Meyers Gate 32, 0555 Oslo, Norway, Oslo Norge
Aku-aku ligger på Thorvald Meyers Gate 32, 0555 Oslo, Norway, Oslo Norge og er mer enn bare en restaurant. Det er et pulserende bistro, der den rikholdige menyen inviterer deg til å nyte et mangfold av retter. Restauranten har en formidabel rating på 4.4 og 564 anmeldelser, og byr på en kulinarisk reise som får gjestene til å lengte etter mer. Med en enestående vurdering på 4.4 har vårt anerkjente etablissement etablert en arv av eksepsjonell mat. Resultatet av hardt arbeid, engasjement og lidenskap gjenspeiles i 564 anerkjennende anmeldelser. Opplev fortreffeligheten i hver eneste bit. Det har aldri vært enklere å bestille favorittmåltidet ditt. Besøk http://www.akuaku.no/, en oversiktlig og velstrukturert nettplattform, og gjør deg klar til å nyte et festmåltid hjemme.
if they think of Tiki bars and Tiki bar culture, olso could not come immediately, could it? it is Norwegian! the land of ice and snow! it is not the most tropical nation. but if you think it will make sense. the cheesy Tiki-cross of the fifties was soaked up to eleven of sick-sweet and the excitement around the thor heyerdahls 1947 Kon-Tiki-Expedition. the Thor-type? Norwegian and what did he do? he brought the word tiki into the world. they can argue that all Tiki bars have rooted in norway today and while donn the beachcomber and trader victors have made the drinks, thetor heyerdahl brought the tiki to the party. a tiki bar in oslo makes absolutely sense and they nail the decoration. they rock the classic retro-kitch, and they have the buttons all turned up. Yeah, sure. there's bambus. there are regals from the environment, they have fish and glass fins. they have the same decor they would see in every tiki bar all over the world. but do you know what they still have? a thor heerdahl shrein. oh, and they have one of thor's kanus, who somehow hangs on the deck. it is on loans from the Kon-Tiki museum. it is as real as possible. the booters. just here. only for this is acupuncture worth the trip. Drinks are unfortunately leaning towards the sweet round and juice concoctions served with large and distracting garnishes. the kind of cocktails that Tiki bars once gave a bad name and that is too bad. tiki bars, if really done, really good are all about the art of cocktails, and attention to the classics seems a little away here. it is hidden behind flowers and huge chili peppers. there is a mai tai on the menu, but with brand cherry and ananas, it carries little similarity with the drink of the sacrifice. a cocktail menu refreshment would not be a bad idea. it's a tiki bar in oslo.
Hele menyen fra Aku-aku i Oslo Norge!
Alle priser er estimater.
the drinks in the Aku battery bar are perfect. good balance between the various ingredients and enjoy during the conversation with their friends or colleagues.
atmosphere: chill, hipster fast service: 3/5 friendly service: 4/5 tasty cocktails: 5/5 of the ortes inspired by the trip from the trip from the trip from the holy menu has many original options to choose from abd, they are all beautifully served. they order their drinks at the bar and it takes some time before they arrive at the table, but overall the service is good.
dark, intimate bar, Hawaiian themes. very nice for small groups. decent cocktails.
good ambiance. we sat inside but also a nice outdoor area available. cocktails are delicious and generous. pricing we expected for norway approx £26 UK price for 2 cocktails
When you think of Tiki bars and Tiki bar culture, Olso might not immediately come to mind, right? It's Norway! The land of ice and snow! It's not the most tropical of nations. But if you give it some thought, it makes sense. The kitschy Tiki craze of the fifties was amped up to eleven by sickly-sweet rum drinks and the excitement surrounding Thor Heyerdahl's 1947 Kon-Tiki expedition. That Thor guy? Norwegian. And what did he do? He brought the word Tiki to the world. You can argue that all Tiki Bars today have roots in Norway and while Donn the Beachcomber and Trader Vic made the drinks, Thor Heyerdahl brought the Tiki to the party. So a Tiki Bar in Oslo makes sense, absolutely. And they nail the décor. They're rocking the classic retro kitsch, and they've got the knobs turned all the way up. Yeah, sure. There's bamboo. There're shelves of rum. They've got pufferfish and glass floats. They've got the same décor you'd see in any Tiki Bar around the world. But you know what else they have? A Thor Heyerdahl shrine. Oh, and they have one of Thor's canoes hanging from the ceiling. Literally. It's on loan from the Kon-Tiki museum. It's as real as you can get. Thor's boat. Right there. For that alone, Aku Aku is worth the trip. Drinks unfortunately lean towards the oversweet rum and juice concoctions served with large and distracting garnishes. You know, the kind of cocktails that once gave Tiki Bars a bad name. And that's too bad. Tiki Bars when done really, really well are all about the art of the cocktail, and attention to the classics seems to be a little off here. It's hidden behind flowers and giant chili peppers. There's a Mai Tai on the menu, but garnished with brandied cherries and a pineapple wedge, it bears little resemblance to Vic's drink. A cocktail menu refresh wouldn't be a bad idea. Still. It's a Tiki Bar in Oslo. Stop by and say hey to Thor.
If you are ever in Oslo this place is a must visit for delicious cocktails. Excellent music and atmosphere. The owners and staff are so friendly and excellent at their craft if cocktail making. Aku Aku tiki bar is the place to go+! We have had the best tiki weekender thanks to the Tiki Punks
The Drinks at Aku-Aku Tiki Bar is Perfect. Good balance between the different ingredients and perfect to enjoy while talking with your friends or colleagues.
