Swedish food

[Old Man]

I look at the local.se everyday and noticed that there is an article about a place serving Swedish food in London, so have a look here for a short read about it and maybe you'll find it interesting enough to give it a try:


Fika Bar: helping Londoners satisfy their Swedish cravings:
http://www.thelocal.se/33958/20110524/

I used to live in Sweden years ago and there are all sorts of interesting (tasty) dishes .

 

[Old Man]

I'd go for the Köttbullar this time around, but I really enjoy eating reindeer too.

A traditional meal is with Lutfisk, which I really enjoy but hmmm it's not for everybody (see): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutefisk ; seems they don't have this and that just might be a good thing as my Swedsih wife is not fond of it at all.

Fika Bar (home page): http://www.fikalondon.com/

 

[Old Man]

Mate just moved to Sweden so I might pop down just to aclimatise before I go and visit. Cheers.

In August, crayfish (with beer) will be in season and everybody in Sweden will be eating them by the bucket load, so that would be the time to be there.