Reviews of EAT Market

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The day before yesterday it became finally dinner at EAT and expectations that were relatively high realized, I must say. I got no wow-feelings, but everything was fine. Our waitress was nice and the room was nice. We were a group of five people, and we decided to share at all. The food is perfect to share, but will complete certain number of (dumplings 6, 4 and 2 fried buns) that cannot be meddled in, which can be a bit tough, but it worked for us. We tested four different dumplings, spring rolls, fried chicken, and both bunsen. That said, it was all good, very good, I would say even.

The day before yesterday it became finally dinner at EAT and expectations that were relatively high realized, I must say. I got no wow-feelings, but everything was fine. Our waitress was nice and the room was nice. We were a group of five people, and we decided to share at all. The food is perfect t... Show full »

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Like Eat a lot (especially off hours, otherwise it's quite touristy), best dining experience in Mood to me. Their roasted, mörade pork served is quite magical-it goes off at 200 kr during lunch, which is slightly shocking, but it is worth it.

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Mood the Mall impresses the most with its restaurants and according to me is Eat one of the spots that are pulling up the grade. It combines great atmosphere with awesome dishes. Only minus was maybe the drinks were ok but not to the same high standard as the rest, but on the whole very well worth a visit!

Mood the Mall impresses the most with its restaurants and according to me is Eat one of the spots that are pulling up the grade. It combines great atmosphere with awesome dishes. Only minus was maybe the drinks were ok but not to the same high standard as the rest, but on the whole very well worth a... Show full »