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LAPPI

Scandinavian restaurant €€
4.3/5
26 review
Open - from 16h00 to 22h00 Opening hours

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Annankatu 22, Helsinki, Finland
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2024
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2024

A typical restaurant and ideal to discover the specialities of the North. Very nice setting entirely in wood with the impression of entering directly into the country of the Saami. In winter, ask for a table near the fireplace to be the best placed. The waitresses are in traditional dress. Good typical Lappish cuisine (braised reindeer, elk, fish roe, lavaret, marsh berry...). A vegetarian dish is however proposed. Even in the toilets, you will have the impression of having crossed the Arctic Circle. Reservations are strongly recommended.

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Visited in april 2024
Traditional Finish food, food menu is limited, which makes all available dishes delicious and well made.
Visited in april 2024
A beautiful themed restaurant in the heart of Helsinki, where you can try reindeer. Even if the portions are small, they are quite filling. The real highlight was the lady with the short hair and blue glasses! She was a pure delight in serving us and great conversationist!
Visited in april 2024
Très très bonne adresse pour découvrir les plats typiques finlandais
Accueil chaleureux et gentillesse du personnel
Visited in april 2024
Picture this: you enter the restaurant, a restaurant so Lappish it practically screams "Yoiks!" from the reindeer-hide wood as walls. Tourists mill about like a herd on Black Friday, all eager to experience a taste of the Arctic. Therefor was everybody, including me on this restaurant. The air crackles with a frenetic energy, a bizarre mix of excited chatter and the faint scent of desperation for a decent table, where you can hear the people you are out a dinning whit.

The service? Solid. Not the synchronized ballet of a Michelin-starred joint, but more like a well-rehearsed school play. You get what you came for, no muss, no fuss - Real Finish.

Now, the atmosphere. Here's where things get a little...well, like a misplaced IKEA display in the North Pole. The attempt at a Lappish lodge vibe feels more "theme park yeti" than genuine. Still, it's has it charming in its own, but slightly in a confused way.

But fear not, intrepid diner! For the true star of the show here is the food. They may liberally sprinkle "Lappish" before every dish name like culinary glitter, but there's no denying the quality. The reindeer tenderloin? Oh boy, the reindeer tenderloin. It's a revelation. Imagine the most melt-in-your-mouth steak you've ever had, then sprinkle it with reindeer magic. Just try to ignore the fleeting image of Rudolph on a hot plate.

So, the verdict? It is a tourist trap, sure. But it's a delightful, reindeer-fueled tourist trap. The food is good, the atmosphere is...interesting, and the crowds? Well, they add to the cacophony of the experience. Just be prepared to fight for your table and embrace the inner Viking when it comes to grabbing your server's attention. If you're looking for a hushed, intimate Lappish experience, this ain't it. But if you want a fun, slightly chaotic adventure with some fantastic reindeer on the side, then go.
Just be aware it is expensive.
Visited in april 2024
Ruoka oli hyvää ja tunnelma oli hieno
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