Loving Hut - St. Hanshaugen

The food was tasty, well made and reasonably priced for Norway. The cuisine is international with a Chinese influence. When talking to the owner, she made it clear that the quality of the ingredients was important to her.

Unfortunately, there seem to be very few vegetarian / vegan places in Oslo, at least in certain neighborhoods. This makes the Loving Hut even more attractive.

I've eaten at this place twice. The food is great, the staff is friendly, the interior is nice. I am often planning on taking the hour long train trip into Oslo just to get takeaway from here, like the food is that good.

So far I've tasted the BBQ melody (amazing!), and the falafel wrap. I am still dying to try the burgers, the pizza, desserts - everything on the menu really. Just try this place, you won't regret it!

excellent food and a lovely peaceful place to enjoy a meal

I've wanted to eat here for a while now because I like the Loving Hut chain and that everything is vegan, plus I've heard the food there is nice, and finally I had the chance to go there! I ordered the kebab wrap and the spicy burger so I could taste more from the menu. The kebab wrap was awesome!! The best wrap I have ever had!! The burger was good too, but more ordinary, and I didn't really find it spicy (maybe because I'm used to spicier food, or because I ate the kebab wrap first and everything would seem less awesome compared to its awesomeness!) =p The restaurant was nice, with a couple of tables, and friendly workers. The price was nice too. Hope I can go there more times in the future to test out more of the menu and have more kebab wraps, but a bit hard when I live on the other side of Norway =D

We arrived for dinner on our first night in Oslo about an hour before they closed. The service was friendly and fast. The restaurant has sit-down seating and nice décor. We ordered the dumplings and a couple of different noodle dishes. It was all good and filling. We took a chocolate cake to go to have later in our hotel room. It was also easy to get to by bus and to find as they have a sign at the main cross street. Would definitely go again.

Soo good, and so cheap! (For Norway that is...) My favorite is the kebab, but the spicy burger is really good as well. And the dumplings... And the BBQ Melody... And the cakes! Get everything.

Lovely food and coffee. Very flavourful and good service. Cosy place to eat, food is on the spicy side but super yummy.

Good prices.

Love this place! Super friendly, reasonable prices and AMAZING food. So far I have had the Spicy Burger (78kr-) and the Loving Rice Noodles (135kr-). Both tasted and looked like they would have come from somewhere charging double the price. The food also comes surprisingly quickly for the quality. Large drinks and tea selection.
Loving Hut also sells vegan snacks including Vego bars (60kr-) which I haven't seen anywhere else in Oslo!
There is vegan literature on the menu and in random spots around the restaurant which is cool if you bring a veggie or carnist friend.

Small place, great tasting food :)

We had very nice lunch in this small cafe.
We took wonton soup that was very warming and spicy, classic and spicy burgers, bbq melody and chocolate cake.
All the dishes were fine and portions were good also.
The staff was English speaking and very friendly.

The spicy burger is the best burger I've ever had. So nice staff, good prices. A bit small restaurant and sometimes a bit to wait to get food. But so worth a visit.

The food is great! I love the burgers, spring rolls and summer rolls the best. The pizza is delicious, too. The wonton soup is great, because it fills you up without making too much of a dent in your wallet. I wouldn't recommend the taco dish; it's a bit disappointing. l the sweets are delicious!
The service is so wonderful! The people who work there are friendly, helpful, and they remember regulars!
Every restaurant in Oslo is expensive if you're coming from another country, but Loving Hut is very cost-effective by Oslo's standards.

I enjoyed all the dishes I tried at this place very much. All the dishes have a very well balanced taste that suits the soul. My favorite restaurant in Oslo.

So me and my boyfriend came here to try the pizza the other day, and we were utterly shocked to find that there is actually a decent vegan pizza-alternative in Oslo!

We had one pizza each, and shocked the nice waitress by actually finishing all of it.
Really, we had no choice. It was too good.
Couldn't stop.

We are so coming back for more!
And now we know where to spend our 2-year-anniversary!

I wasn't quite sure what to expect coming here, but I was amazed at how delicious the food was. This place defiantly sets the standard for vegan food. If you want to inspire a friend to go vegan, this is a great place to take them to introduce them to veggie yumminess. The staff were really friendly and the food came quickly.

How could they save the world if they transport frozen meat without any spices to norway and then cook it in the microwave? Cant belive that anyone like this place.. Probably beacuse its one of the few vegan resturant in town.

I've went here twice, and it was fantastic. The first time, I ordered the 'BBQ Melody' (including rice noodles, A M A Z I N G soy protein/meat substitute - and I don't even like meat substitutes - and some spring rolls), and for dessert I chose 'nice cream', which - suprisingly - wasn't banana ice cream, but actually an ice cream made of superfood. It was heavenly.
The second time, I ordered the pizza with homemade cheese. The weirdo I am, I've never been into cheese, really, but this cheese wasn't NEARLY as 'heavy' and sickening as dairy cheese. I almost didn't notice it, which was really good. It tasted like pizza with a slight hint of cheese. I loved it. This time, I chose 'Walnut and chocolate ball' (or something like that) for dessert. AMAZING. Simply delicious.
I would definitely recommend this to anyone, meat eater or vegan (it's great that I don't even have to examine the ingredients in every single meal, because EVERYTHING IS VEGAN).