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Rossi served me the smallest carbonara I've ever seen, 199 NOK. now I'm going home & cooking, because I'm more hungry now than when I placed the order. absolutely not recommended, not even for a lunch.
Nice shopping center in Oslo centrum that has almost everything. Not a sport shop though, so that was a little dissapointing.
Awful attitude. We had a business meeting and it seemed all was good, we were promised to be contacted in 2 weeks, but they completely disappeared, ignored calls and emails. Wasted our time.
Very unprofessional.
More specifically Hechmann Morten was our contact person
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