Showing posts with label Rådmansgatan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rådmansgatan. Show all posts

20090214

Espresso Sosta Bar

Address: Sveavägen 84 and Jakobsbergsgatan 5-7
Telephone:
Opening Hours: 8-18 / 10-17 / closed
Nearest Station: Rådmansgatan and Östermalstorg
Website (in Swedish): www.sosta.se

If you are not satisfied with the quality of espresso in Stockholm, try Espresso Sosta Bar, which serves Italian coffee properly (ie. cafe macchiato and latte macchiato are not confused). They also serve foccacia and the like. Beware that there's no chair to sit down.

20090211

Arirang

Address: Luntmakargatan 65
Telephone:
Opening Hours: Tue-Fri 11-14, 17-22 / Sat-Sun 17-23
Nearest Station: Rådmansgatan
Website (in Swedish): www.arirang.se/arirang

One of the two Korean restaurants on Luntmakargatan. On weekdays except for Monday, its lunch menu includes zapche (or japchae) for 95 krona and bibimbap for 110 krona. Lunch takeaway is also available.

This restaurant becomes a bit more expensive for dinner. If you need a budget supper, try the other Korean restaurant on the same street, Koreana at Luntmakargatan 76, serving bibimbap for around 100 krona.

20090207

La Petite Bretagne

Address: Tegnérgatan 16
Telephone:
Opening Hours: 11-22 (-24 Fri) / 12-24 / closed
Nearest Station: Rådmansgatan
Website (in Swedish): www.g-c.se

A good garrett and crepu restaurant.

20080704

Japanska Torget

Address: Tegnergatan 6
Telephone: 08 673 5881
Opening Hours: 10-18 / 9-15 / closed
Nearest Station: Rådmansgatan

Japanska Torget is one of the three Japanese food stores in Stockholm (along with Sun Ai on the other side of the same treet, and JFK). But the most impressive is probably its stock of Japanese ceramic dishes with design somewhere between tradition and contemporary one.

Sun Ai Japan Shop

This shop closed down in February 2013.

Address: Tegnergatan 15
Telephone: 08 202572
Opening Hours: 10-18 / 10-15 / closed
Nearest Station: Rådmansgatan

Sun Ai is one of the three Japanese food stores in Stockholm along with Japanska Torget (just across the street) and JFK. But its specialization is actually in Japanese books and magazines, which are unavailable anywhere else in Stockholm. If you (or your kids in teens) are into Japanese street fashion or visual-kei rock groups, visit this store to buy magazines like Fruits, Fool's Mate, and Shoxx. Don't worry. Japanese magazines feature lots of high-quality photos. You can enjoy them without understanding what's written.

20080620

Korean Food

Address: Luntmakargatan 76
Telephone: 08 545 938 16
Opening Hours: 11-18 / 11-15 / closed
Nearest Station: Rådmansgatan (green line)

Probably the only Korean food store in Stockholm. They sell jars of decent kimchi, bulgogi marinade (for barbecuing beef), etc.