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Where can I buy reasonably priced food at Oslo Airport?

Kiosks, fast food in the arrival hall and current café offers at Gardermoen.

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Short answer

Avinor lists no supermarket at Oslo Airport, so budget food there means kiosks like Narvesen and Point, snack machines and the offers some cafés advertise. On 15 October 2026 Narvesen sold coffee for NOK 39 and three buns for NOK 49, and Ritazza coffee with a croissant for NOK 75.

Ullensaker (Gardermoen) a red train crossing a bridge, a small airplane above and a ferry on blue water below

Why

  1. Avinor's overview of shops and restaurants at Oslo Airport lists kiosks, cafés, bars and duty free, but no supermarket chain such as Kiwi, Rema 1000 or Coop.
  2. Narvesen has five outlets, including one in the arrival area, and Point Kiosk has five, including one in the check-in area.
  3. In the arrival area you also find Asia Street Cooking, Burger King, Joe & The Juice, Oslo Food Hub, Peppes Pizza and Ritazza.

Details

Most restaurants are in the domestic and international departure areas, for example BIT, Lett and PiqNiq on the domestic side. Mel sells three baked goods for NOK 99, and Foodbar a cinnamon bun for NOK 20 when you buy coffee. Lett says you can eat there or take the food with you on the plane, and there are snack and soda machines in the baggage claim area.

Tip

If you want supermarket prices, buy food before you reach the airport, as Avinor's list has no grocery shop in the terminal.

What may differ

After passport control, for flights outside Schengen, Avinor lists fewer places to eat, such as Foodbar at gate F28 and Parken at gate F16.

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Sources

Prices change, so check Avinor's shopping and food page before you go.

Ullensaker (Gardermoen)
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