6 MUST-TRY Norwegian Foods in Bergen, Norway | Norway Travel Guide (Ep 3)

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Bergen, Norway - After the crazy Trolltunga Hike, Steve and I packed up our Vrbo near Odda and continued our Norwegian road trip to Bergen.
Steve went off to find the best things to do in Bergen while I walked around the city in search of great Norwegian foods based on local recommendations.
From salmon sashimi at the fish market and reindeer sausage from a street stall, to the famous Norwegian brown cheese and traditional Norwegian dishes such as Lapskaus and meat balls.
It was a great day of eating in Bergen, Norway!
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@asmundsand2565 5 лет назад

when you walked up the stairs it sounds like you are wearing shoes, never wear shoes indoors man... thats a sin

@trevorkieser1581 5 лет назад

Literally all I could think when he entered the house.

@merqury5 5 лет назад

Same here, wrote a rant about it that I had to delete since the video was so good otherwise.

@selma6318 5 лет назад

that was the only thing I was thinking about for like five min into the video

@TheCouchsurferviking 5 лет назад

Americans always walk inside with shoes, one of the weirdest habits they have.

@TheTripstraps 5 лет назад

in europe overall never ever have outside shoes on indoors.

@AxelMattias 5 лет назад

Even as a Norwegian, I still get blowned away at how expensive our country is lol

@audunhammerhovda799 5 лет назад

Mattyjack because of high salaries we pay way less for food than most other countries

@hvafaen4213 5 лет назад

Vil et er så bra til kommer fra Norge også 😊

@madsleonardholvik3040 5 лет назад

@@audunhammerhovda799 Yes, how can people forget that??

@JesperBa 5 лет назад

Ja syykt dyrt

@mar754 5 лет назад

Jeg drar til utlandet BARE for å kjøpe billigere mat... 🇳🇴😂

@emiliesi95 5 лет назад

brunost (brown cheese) is sooo much better on norwegian waffles than on bread!

@plexer13 5 лет назад

Amen

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Coming up next from Oslo!! 😃

@selma6318 5 лет назад

youre wrong, toast or warm bread with bremyk,

@plexer13 5 лет назад

@@selma6318 la mæ snakk på norsk egt, vi all må vær enig i at brødskive med smør og multe-syltetøy e bæst👌

@bennybj8796 5 лет назад

PLEXER 13 Faen, du e fra lofoten. Kan se det, lmao.

@benediktebarnett7314 5 лет назад

Hey, I'm from Bergen but live in New Zealand with my family now. I just want to tell you that you managed to capture my city amazingly. It was so authentic so real, I got me wery homesick and at the same time the filling that I was walking the streets of Bergen again. Thank you.

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for watching, and for the kind words, I truly appreciate it. 🙏 Hopefully NZ is next on my list 😃

@gundrzn 5 лет назад

As a norwegian I'm happy to see others like Norway. The food is fantastic, but we eat it every day, so we don't think about it that way. But one thing I have to say - You can NOT buy brunost in done pieces(?) (My english writing skills is bad), you need to buy 500g and cut it yourself, and yes, with homemade strawberry-yam and butter is magic. Nice video bro

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thanks Thomas, I am learning very quickly that those single slices of brunost was not the way to go. Next time, I will definitely be buying a big block and stuffing it into my suitcase with me. Thanks for watching! 🙏

@trygveevensen171 5 лет назад

The sliced cheese is pretty much the same as the blocks, it's little more expensive and takes up more space but that's it. We usually buy it in blocks tho✌️

@lisenormann4102 5 лет назад

@@trygveevensen171 I think sliced cheese tastes different than the blocks of cheese, doesn't taste as fresh.

@NiclasNilsson89 5 лет назад

@@lisenormann4102 blocks of cheese is waay better then pre sliced. its way more fresh and tastes much better

@lisenormann4102 5 лет назад

@@NiclasNilsson89 I absolutely agree, I think the sliced cheese tastes more plastic, I avoid it as best as I can :)

@new77era9 5 лет назад

Its so crazy, i watched you videos when you were in philippines, and now you are not only in my home country but my home city too. Im half norwegian and half filipino, i loved everything you tried. And thank you for visiting our lovely city! :D

@patriciabracken7546 5 лет назад

Why are you wearing shoes indoors.? It's not polite.

@0700andrea 5 лет назад

Patricia Bracken Not in the U.S. People don’t just know these things.

@neuroleptika 3 года назад

yeah no shoes indoors ffs

@TheWaveAtMtFuji 5 лет назад

Norway is such a beautiful country, one of, if not the most beautiful country I have ever been to. Too bad it is so expensive. :P

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Yes, it is very expensive, but if you plan ahead you can do it on a budget. It is so beautiful!

@SuperSadiec 5 лет назад

Many of the larger cities have a card which will get you into most museums, places of interest and restaurants either free or discounted. Travel within a certain proximity is free too.

@evaskjerd 5 лет назад

TheWaveAtMtFuji It is expensive because all those who work and provide services need to earn well to live with dignity. It's not that expensive for us Norwegians, because the salaries paid here are high as well👍

@SuperSadiec 5 лет назад

@@evaskjerd People are paid what they are worth in Norway!

@astridelisabethgollojohans1602 5 лет назад

TheWaveAtMtFuji I live in Norway

@marcus40709 5 лет назад

The thing about your videos is that, you're always giving us that feeling of solely talking to us. You don't just talk like you are reporting or narrating; you always make us feel like you are sharing your stories. You involve us. Just like that video of your travel to Cebu carrying your grandfathers picture. You made it feel so intimate, like we are with you on that search. Thanks always for a good and fun video. Excited for the next one.

@nerothostv 5 лет назад

Cant believe you bought the one from "Synnøve". tastes shit compared to the one from "Tine." Coming from a norwegian btw :)

@Mareritt93 5 лет назад

Agreed! And Gudbrands is the pussy version anyway :p

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

I am learning that very quickly, thanks to these comments! 😂 I promise I will buy the correct brown cheese when I return!!

@Omaricon 5 лет назад

@@GarethLeonard I recommend buying it as a block and buy a cheese cutter. It's a nice souvenir to take home as well as they're very practical.

@nerothostv 5 лет назад

Tip: warm waffles with tine brown cheese and strawberry jam 🤤

@hvafaen4213 5 лет назад

its_topguN neiiiiiiiii jeg liker bringebær og kanskje jordbær og mat fløt ikke ost nei takkk 😂

@garmo98 5 лет назад

Classical music fans should visit Edvard Grieg's home. When you look out the windows of the small cabin where he composed you can appreciate his inspiration.

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thanks for the tip Gary!

@annjaneth1697 5 лет назад

I think TINE has the best brown cheese

@OeyvindH 5 лет назад

Kudos for making it to 3 Kroneren in Bergen. Best sausages in Norway! ...and you do not get more authentic than with "kjøttkaker" (meatballs) - all Norwegians have a grand-ma who who has perfected cooking meat balls.

@jonasstokke84 5 лет назад

you need to put that brunost on a waffle with strawberries on top!!

@arnesnielsen 5 лет назад

I am one of those lucky guys who can eat that sort of food all day. I am a Norwegian off course! The courses you show in this video is what we call husmannskost ( ordinary household food / daily food), but also be aware that Norway has some of the best chefs in the world with many Michelin stars and are developing both new trends and using unusual raw material like seaweed from our great fjords. Also try smoked sheep heads!

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thank you very much for the information! Next time I come back I want to try a few of the incredible Michelin Star Restaurants I have been hearing about! Unfortunately, on this trip, we were on more of a budget.

@AndreasBrekken 5 лет назад

The bar you walked past at 11:55 have the best burgers in the city!

@LunarisArts 5 лет назад

One of my favourite places to hang at whenever I'm in Bergen.

@SilkyJohnsen 4 года назад

@Alan Morales Insider ;) It's really the Burger Marshall talks about in how I met your mother.

@sherkitis6021 5 лет назад

I’m from Bergen, and the fish marked is just robbery.. if you want sushi go to Nama or some it ehh.. itch-b..hjejshas like that, the last one is more of a takeaway, but much more cheaper.. and a fun fact: the fish market buys brunost, kaviar, and even shrimp from Rema 1000 (the grocery above the street) when they are empty 🤷🏼‍♀️🙈

@heineyo 5 лет назад

Ichiban ;)

@bolajiaiyegboyin3579 5 лет назад

Hello Tina, you seem to know much, maybe you should set up a fish factory (just joking). but I think I love Norway and it's foods mere looking at them.with love .

@thomasweider2475 5 лет назад

Hey im from Norway! And i really liked your video, and can’t belive that you don’t have more subscribers. The quality of the video is just outstanding! PS: your pronunciation is not bad :)

@hannahkisen5995 5 лет назад

you should've gotten the Tine cheese, that's much better. From Norway btw :))

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

That's what I'm hearing 😉

@hvafaen4213 5 лет назад

Jeg liker norvega øst

@ronnyjohansen1636 5 лет назад

Fløtemyseost, not so "goaty" taste, and a brown cheese slicer is a must. These packs with slices is 3 times to thick. Sticks in your palate...

@123PTRR123 5 лет назад

I spent 7 years in Bergen - in my late teens/early twenties - after moving there from London. It's such a small city, that I recognise every street you filmed on 😅 Thanks for the nostalgia! :)

@jolenethellama 4 года назад

"Bit*h don't wear no shoes in my house" - Roddy Ricc (The Box) Never wear shoes inside a house. - Sincerly the world outside the US.

@henrymontalvo384 4 года назад

Bru we dont wear shoes in the us either hes just weird

@minibom2246 5 лет назад

To anyone visiting Norway, do not purchase hot dogs at the kiosk. I would rather advise to go to a food store and just by a package. I have experienced that a full packet bought in the store can be cheaper then a single hot dog sold at a kiosk.

@LovingAtlanta 5 лет назад

😩🤔Dude you ate reindeer???!!??? Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Dunder (variously spelled Donder and Donner) and Blixem (variously spelled Blixen and Blitzen), or Rudolph. 😩😢

@Wenchework 5 лет назад

Citys are ok but the hidden jems of norway are outside the citys mostly,to get full norwigan experiense as turist you need a longer stay,a rough plan of what you want to see,money as well as asking locals and then you get the hidden jems of norway😊

@aaronvelazquez5599 5 лет назад

oh man i really miss bergen, i should definitely go back.

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Me too!

@diomedes8791 5 лет назад

The brown cheese you had is the processed factory product. If you ever come back to Bergen (or Norway for that matter), I recommend you try the real thing which is called Ekte Geitost (genuine goat brown cheese), which is only made in mountain farms dotted around the country, but sold in well assorted grocery stores. Being in effect a caramelized sweetish chevre, it is definitely an esoteric cheese :) But put a couple of slices on a fresh, buttered Rosinbolle (raisin bun), you’ll have yourself a little slice of heaven!

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for the recommendation, I will be sure to try this next time! I hope this gives people watching (and reading these comments) the inspiration to try it as well!

@marco8800 5 лет назад

I was in Bergen for a few weeks and I absolutely loved that reindeer sausage at trekroneren, had it about 5 times. You shoulda also tried Hval (whale) steak and Aquavit. My favorite thing about Norway was how cheap and good the salmon was, even the cheapest frozen salmon (first price brand) was waaayyy better than most the salmon i can get in Canada. Cheers

@Seastar14TheWitch 5 лет назад

Kjøttkaker means meatcakes, not meatballs, that's kjøttboller.

@alejandralund6566 5 лет назад

Welcome to my hometown! Love that you went to Pingvinen, my brother is a chef there, amazing food ❤ Hope you had the best time!

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

That's amazing Alejandra, tell him I said thank you for the delicious food! 😁

@EspenFrafalne 5 лет назад

That brown cheese was "gudbrandsdals ost". The other type is called "fløtemys ost", and is MUCH better. Great on waffles :P

@EspenFrafalne 5 лет назад

Had such waffles for breakfast today. I like it :D

@Tronderose 5 лет назад

Fløtemysost er best

@musicsociety7705 3 года назад

@9:01 It's nice to be reminded of the unforgettable view from Mt. Floyen! Wish I could have taken photos there if my battery had not run out.

@Ane_Marte30 5 лет назад

You should come to Sunndalsøra if you wanted to experience spring :D Here we have the first spring way before the rest of the country. Its also a wonderful nature shoot with one of northern Europe longest waterfall and highest mountains from sea level

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Adding it to my list!! Thank you!! 😃

@brandonmoore2237 5 лет назад

The food in Norway looks amazing, man! I've never been a big fan of sausages in general, but that reindeer sausage looked delicious! Your food and travel videos are always next level and this one is no exception. :)

@hvafaen4213 5 лет назад

I’m always so proud to be Norwegian, et er så bra!

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Definitely understandable, you have such an incredible country!!

@ben89717 5 лет назад

come back to norway and try Stavanger Kristiansand Oslo Trondheim:D

@q1crazyy521 5 лет назад

Var i Stavanger i går

@Mareritt93 5 лет назад

I'm a Norwegian, but I've never been to Bergen. That has to change.

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching, and I hope you have the chance!

@mar754 5 лет назад

Samme her, Marit. Har vært i Vestlandet, men ikke Bergen.

@hadadita 5 лет назад

Brown cheese is weird. If you have ate normal cheese all this time you will find it weird. Plus Norwegian cousine is nice but nothing out of this world. Just some lamb and boiled potatoes that’s all. And those meat balls are made of “animal food” which includes horse. Their juices and eggs are nice tho.

@diomedes8791 5 лет назад

Anna Anibal Aren’t all meatballs (or any meat product for that matter) made of «animal food»? And how is eating horse worse than eating cows, pigs and sheep?

@hadadita 5 лет назад

D M is not worse but why won’t they put it in the nutritious table? They just label it “animal meat” . Anyways, I keep my opinion, I’m not impress by Norwegian food. In fact, I think isn’t even nutritious. They drink so much coffee, they eat sooo much cake (kake) they love love that soda Pepsi max that’s isn’t even funny.

@Muchoyo 4 года назад

No way there is horse meat in Norwegian meatballs.

@onkel_arne8927 5 лет назад

I am from bergen and im really happy you tried lapskaus, its like the most norwegian thing you can eat!

@selma6318 5 лет назад

smalahove???

@RoboMasterxxx 5 лет назад

i am from Bergen and i have lived here all my life so i have no idea why im watching this. Really good video though, it was very entertaining. I`m definitely subscribing!

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Haha, thank you Robin! 🙏

@chrssxoxo98 5 лет назад

(9:10)Title of the song pleaaase . .😊😊

@axyllcarmillepunzalan7430 5 лет назад

Im looking for title too 😢😢

@sabrinastraveladventures4263 Год назад

Bonjour here from your live leaving a message 😅 I’m French from Paris ( but live in London UK)I have been watching this channel but strangely clicking on this realising I’m not actually subscribed on this one ! All done now! Love your content! I was wondering if you’ve had ever watched day in a life on “ Paolo from Tokyo” ‘s channel ? Take Care All the best Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧

@abel82 5 лет назад

love the sceneries and lakes in Norway, I wish I could go there some time. Hi from Peru

@kimfredrik211 5 лет назад

U still on Bergen? I would def show you around. Fisketorget is basically for turists, and is suuuper overpriced

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

That's what I found out as well, I definitely wouldn't go there again, but I just wanted to show people all the amazing seafood options in Bergen. If you have any good recommendations, I would love to hear them for next time. Thank you!

@jmilanomil 5 лет назад

Never had Norwegian cuisine but the way you tell the story in this video makes me want one, good job as always. BTW, that scenery while your on the funicular ride is spectacular.

@deaksbear 5 лет назад

Please don't do the "premier" thing.. it's so over used.. otherwise great video as always!

@mademoisellebismuthbismuth3002 5 лет назад

You went to the right place, but ordered the wrong sausage. While reindeer meat is quite common in Norway, a reindeer sausage from a hotdog stand is 100% aimed at tourists. And when it comes to Fisketorget (the fish market), it used to be where locals would buy their fresh fish, but now it's mostly for tourists; 50% authentic, 50% tourist trap and 100% overpriced.

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

I completely agree, and that's why I showed the locals and what they ordered, however, me getting the same thing (a regular sausage/hotdog) just isn't as exciting, haha! I wanted to try something different to showcase that reindeer is pretty common here in Norway. As for the fish market, I completely agree as well.

@mademoisellebismuthbismuth3002 5 лет назад

@@haraldsigurdsson1232 The hotdog was not overpriced, but more or less everything at Fisketorget is.

@grisebankventer 5 лет назад

the reason norway is expensive is because our salary is super high. 60.000$ a year is normal

@synnvesundelveland9029 5 лет назад

Velkommen til Norge.

@nicolaifr4905 5 лет назад

Shoes inside??????!!!!!!!!!!! Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!

@lenaz8049 5 лет назад

You should travel to the Faroe Islands!! 😉

@HienRoams 5 лет назад

So great to see that you enjoyed our home-town Bergen 😊 Amazing that you guys chose little Norway as the destination! Pingvinen is definitely a great choice for trying Norwegian food. As in Japan it’s also considered rude to walk into the house with shoes, but people should be considerate about cultural differences - why are people freaking out in the comment section? 😂 anyway - if you ever decide to come back, we’d love to show you around! 😁👌

@Danny_R_ Месяц назад

Lol i click on this video and start watching it.. I was about to comment and iv already watched it and commented 5 years ago... 🤦🏻‍♂️ Hehe

@jensemann5440 5 лет назад

Eg bur i Odda

@FordiBare 5 лет назад

3:36 Hahaha, I know them! :D I´m from Bergen.

@juliecasson5298 5 лет назад

If u are going to Stavanger u gotta check out Fargegaten (colorstreet) and take a hike at Preikestolen(the Pulpit Rock). and if u have not tried it in the store they have traditional lefse and grandiosa and u should def try Freia melkesjokolade plain ( most famous Norwegian chocolate)

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thank you for the recommendation Julie! We tried to go to Pulpit Rock but our hike got canceled due to weather. Bummer. It gives me a good reason to come back!

@realgirl2704 5 лет назад

Julie Casson Right! When I lived there as a child the traditional foods were fish balls, (brown) goat cheese, marzipan cake, Fish paste (ugh) on really good bread. They are still my favorite foods-except the fish paste😂.

@juliecasson5298 5 лет назад

Oh bummer! Well if you ever do come back there are a lot of fun things to see. I would love to show u guys around sometime. Anyway If u ever do decide to come back you should check out Tou Scene, its a very cool streetart museum. You can contact me on my insta: Vigdel All love from Norway @@GarethLeonard

@fjellbarnet 5 лет назад

The little « uuuh » at the end just killed me 😂

@DrummerScandinavia 2 года назад

Argh... that freakin brunost... that´s pretty much the only thing I DON´T like of all the traditional Norwegian foods (and yes, I´m Norwegian). But foreigners tend to just love that brown gue thing (as do every Norwegian I know). Is it me or is it... everybody else..?? LOL Anyways, great video! That Hot Dog place I´ll def. check out next time in Bergen!

@AussieAngeS 5 лет назад

Ohh goodness how beautiful is Norway 😍😍 it’s absolutely gorgeous. Loved this video

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Thank you so much Angie! 😁

@Shagrol 5 лет назад

After you left Pingvinen, when you started recording again you went past Inside. They have the best burger I've ever had.

@eldiablooooo 5 лет назад

I agree with you on Inside Rock Cafe, but I also like "Royal Burger & Gin"

@Shagrol 5 лет назад

eldiablooooo Never tried that. Never even heard of it, gotta try it out soon now tho

@raymondlyons1160 Год назад

Hello , Thank you for an excellent video. I am visiting Bergen in June 23. Must try the Restaurant with the meatballs Best,Raymond Lyons

@BadGirl-pn3qu 3 года назад

No dessert???

@bellabracy8173 5 лет назад

This is very informative, thank you.

@Alan_Mac 5 лет назад

Good video. I like Norway and Norwegian food but brunost is completely pointless. The only product marginally worse is these pre packaged slices of 'American cheese'.

@enokliknes914 4 года назад

03:57 99/129 kroner for a Sea Urchin!? Wow! ridiculous expensive for something that is very easy to get for free. Shouldn't cost more than 10 kroner each.

@Luredreier 3 года назад

8:29 I don't know about anyone eating them on their own. Not really recommend. I can however recommend Norwegian waffles with butter and brown cheese. Strawberry jam is optional.

@kundetjenesten 3 года назад

Did you just say "The beautiful city of Odda"?? Your credibility plummeted before one minute passed... Besides that, great vid! 😁👍

@tronda.efraimsen9826 4 года назад

Another take on that Fishgrateng is to replace fish with sausages and you got a good Pølsegrateng instead :-) also very lovely, but so nice to see you try all type. Also funfact ... Lapskaus used to be a "poor mans dish" but ingrediences are so expensive now that it really is not that cheap to make anylonger :-P but it was something poor farmers could make in the old days.

@Seastar14TheWitch 5 лет назад

And nothing can rival the swedish meatballs! (This is a comment I made to try to be funny, plz don't take this personal everyone, Ofc, everyone is allowed to have their own opinion)

@XxXNightcoreQueenXxX 3 года назад

If it's raining in Bergen, that's the normal state of things. If you go to Bergen, bring an umbrella, the mountains around the city make it rain 80% of the time. I know I live outside of Bergen.

@FamilyonStandby 5 лет назад

Your drone work and cinematography are great! Love it.

@RobbEsspisi 6 месяцев назад

"This is the first time I'm not drunk!" Spoken like a true Norwegian 🤣

@pernillehov8557 5 лет назад

Did you say Herand?!? My family own a house there, and it's such a beautiful place, but it's so small that no one knows it exists.

@viljargjerde6703 5 лет назад

We've got a cabin by the Hardanger kunstgalleri at Mælen 😍

@dbc636 5 лет назад

Heihei norske venner.

@renemeyer2602 5 лет назад

You went to what is perhaps the most overpriced establishment of all of Norway first. The food at the fish market varies average to good but the prices are like highway robbery, it does not reflect well on our city this is what get`s presented to most tourists. You essentially pay fancy dining prices for the paper plate and plastic cutlery experience. Even if the good is excellent that his just too damn greedy. Plust they do things like sell tinned mackerel that you could get from nearest grocery shop for like 1/5 of the price.

@shakilnc1 4 года назад

I live in blue ridge mountains North Carolina. Now I’m planning to move to Bergen. Do you think I can learn Norwegian language? Best part of Bergen is never wear shoes inside the house. I can’t hardly wait to get there.

@AJ-or7ov 4 года назад

Oki sorry if this is off topic but does anyone know what’s the cost to live in Norway is my favorite country and I want to move there someday,Takk!also I have the book Steve was reading😆

@Luredreier 3 года назад

5:11 No, sausages that's premade is *not* a budget option... If you want budget food then buy the ingredients and make it yourself in a kitchen or some such.

@TravelingStageManager Год назад

I adore you boys!!! We are doing a London-Iceland cruise in July and will USE you for research

@BackPackerSteve 5 лет назад

My religion is Brown Cheese!

@wholeNwon 5 лет назад

Better than lots of others.

@MrTalkingzero 4 года назад

I want this to be a food video so I am not going to spend much time showing you everything else. 3 minutes later, still no food. Besides that, a great production.

@Brutuz62 5 лет назад

So how much did you spend on beers and food that day, 300 US$ ??

@maryites 5 лет назад

We're headed to Norway tomorrow - Stavanger, Bergen, Odda and Osla. Your videos were super helpful! Thank you!

@JohnD_x 5 лет назад

Have fun!

@twosiciliansisters5747 4 года назад

Enjoyed your video I am also a foodie and traveler. After covid I have some plans to travel. Thank you for inspiration

@Scrop 5 лет назад

Norway is is very known for on of the most beautiful nature and and fish land

@windywindy5463 2 года назад

thanks for the great video but i did get quite dizzy watching it due to the unstable camera work...

@toney2178 5 лет назад

Hell yeah G! You're having as much a blast as we are watching ya!!:😉😁

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

Cheers Toney!

@saevori4896 5 лет назад

If this guy wasn’t North American, he would be sexy.

@ShutUpandBite 2 года назад

Where can find Norwegian foods here in the Philippines?

@mariapablo2127 5 лет назад

Enjoy Bergen, I love this city. Enjoy the exploration and food tastings. I love the Brunost, my family in Oslo gave me 2 kilos to take home. So good...

@AxelMattias 5 лет назад

Funfact: Brunost literally means brown cheese, so you can say just that.

@ladislavklacan5771 5 лет назад

Gareth, thank you so much that you share video with us from my favourite country Norway ... I must visit Norway soon, it´s my biggest dream ... Have a nice holiday.

@GarethLeonard 5 лет назад

I hope you have the opportunity to realize your dream one day soon my friend! 🙏 😁

@natchosm4320 5 лет назад

Don't think twice about it, just book a flight and go. You won't regret it!

@ladislavklacan5771 5 лет назад

@@GarethLeonard You are very kind, I appreciate it. But you know Norway is one of the most expensive landscapes in the world. I have to earn some money and then I´ll go :-)

@xrsuperduper7660 4 года назад

You shoud not suport the farmed salmon mafia, but nice video anyways :)

@ericmyrs 5 лет назад

That is the fanciest fucking Lapskaus I've ever seen. Looks good!

@skage5136 5 лет назад

1:10 I did also try to drive up there.... got half way and then had to back all the way down.... fuck that road XD

@alessandraabruzzi 4 года назад

I thought the food looked like delicious but it seems they have much fat. Is it possible to eat a less fat food in Norway? What about this cheese is it fat?

@allongtin1243 5 лет назад

Great video...thank you much....wife and I going to be there in a couple months from now. We will stop at the Pingeven for some meatballs and fish pie.

@Fiskeflett1 5 лет назад

When you come to norway, take a note of where you arrive. If you are landing at Oslo Gardermoen airport, that place has rich history of it's own. I can mention 1 thing. There's a tiny tiny really old forrest. It's just a stones throw away from the airport. There's a downed WW2 aircraft down there. The area arround Oslo airport has a story dating all the way back to the viking age. Google it, it might surprise you:) Not do only the traditional things, like the fjords and the touristy stuff, do some research and find some unik places that might not get that much attention. Look up the forrest arround Trandum. "Trandum skogen(Trandum forrest)". It has a pretty aweful story, but yet again a important little insight into norwegian and local areas WW2 history in it. Just a suggestion, but it might make your stay here a little bit more interesting. PS. Maybe a visit to the closest city to the airport, JESSHEIM and visit Sundby tunet hotell and try out some local beer and foods. I'm NOT working for the city. I'm just a local that has a passion for the history of the place I'm living:)