I was just watching this [video.](https://youtu.be/ZLZ0hZ8fn8s) (Don’t worry, I am not confusing Swedish and Swiss. It is the concept of good local food that got me thinking.)

And I was thinking, I’ve had a few good dining experiences since I came to Stockholm, but I have also had a lot of really normie experiences from pizza to sushi. I want to have more experiences that are either authentically Swedish, uniquely Swedish, or at least unique to Stockholm (even if it’s something modern or fusion or whatever).

Any recommendations?

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  1. Stockholm is a graveyard when it comes to street food unfortunately. With that said, *tunnbrödsrulle* is pretty unique for Stockholm. They have them in most of the kiosks, like Sibylla, I think

  6. My favorites, but it’s been a few years since I lived there so things might’ve changed.

    Swedish meatballs & Toast Skagen:

    Nybrogatan 38

    Riche

    Restaurant Bakfickan

    Asian:

    Arirang (their bibimbap)

    Thai House Wok (Nybrogatan)

    Yume Sushi

    Indian Stories

    Miss Voon (hummer tacos)

    Fang Yuan Shi Wu (dumplings)

    Blue Light Yokohama (ramen)

    American:

    American Taste Away (their Texas sub)

    Phil’s Burger

    Pizza:

    dell Attore

    Birkastan Pizzeria (busola)

    Pasta:

    Mancini

    Middle Eastern:

    Tabbouli

    Saaghi Grill

    Vegan:

    Chutney

  7. For the best pizza in all of Stockholm, visit Magari. If you’re there around closing on a Friday/Saturday it’s basically like being in Italy. Not a soul speaks Swedish, it’s Italian all over the place.

    Maybe not Stockholm local, but authentic in another way I suppose. It’s quite unique compared to a lot of other stuff, it’s new enough that word haven’t really spread yet. Their google rating is literally crazy.

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