Best Nordic Restaurants In Adelaide Near Me

4worldlovers: At Peel St, we have a really easy formula. Our food is simple, fresh and delicious. We want everything we make to be generous, abundant, and bursting with robust flavours. Our chefs draw on diverse food experiences, using the best ingredients available, and most importantly, cook the food they love to eat - for you.

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The amazing Authentic Moroccan cuisine at Marrakech Restaurant has been an Adelaide success story in Hyde Park. On the strength of that success the Marrakech Restaurant has sprouted a new venue in North Adelaide.


Sadly, Hyde Park is no more but you are most welcome to the same amazing food, service and ambience you have always come to expect.

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Enjoy the flavoursome herbs and freshness of Tibetan and Nepalese cuisine in our cosy and warm family-run restaurant.


“This restaurant is Adelaide’s little secret, where you step into another place & time…”


Try our delicious dishes, freshly cooked in the traditional clay oven prepared with our homemade spice mixes. We have a variety of dishes, meat, chicken, fish, vegetarian and vegan, that will satisfy everyone’s taste. Grasp the delicate meals that will definitely leave you enchanted!


”Staying in North Adelaide en route to Melbourne to see the city, we stumbled on this place and we are so glad that we did! Super authentic food and excellent service. Just try it and you will not be disappointed, because we only expect real Gurkha cuisine!”


Established in 2003, this restaurant is family run and owned. Bhim and Holly started this adventure as soon as they arrived in Adelaide, where they successfully brought an authentic Nepalese and Tibetan spirit.


As the years passed, the Himalayan Kitchen family has grown and is still run as a family business.


The restaurant has proven its excellence during the years and aims to bring to Adelaide the Nepalese and Tibetan spirit, cuisine and atmosphere. Not just with fresh authentic food, also living and participating in everyday Nepalese and Tibetan community events.

The Nepalese and Tibetan culture is rich and unique, influenced by Indian and Chinese culture, but is quite distinct and fascinating. This complex and manifold heritage has different manifestation, from religion to art, from architecture to music.

The Himalayan Kitchen brings in Adelaide the atmosphere, the perfume, the traditions of these Himalayan populations. In our restaurant, you can find its main expressions, such as:

The Indian God of ‘New Beginnings’, is frequently honoured during ceremonies for blessings in Nepal, Sri Lanka and India. He is considered as the most well known Hindu God and is also recognised as a supporter of education.

Prayer flags were used for the first time in 800 CE in India, and have plain colours, representing the four elements. They are also covered in enchantments and prayers that represent the beauty that rises from sustaining a culture. They are hung on the mountains so when the cold wind blows, the blessings are passed all around the villages and towns.

The prayer wheel can be seen quite frequently at any time in Nepal and Tibet. This cylinder shape contains religious inscriptions of blessings and enchantments that are released when spun in the right direction. “OM MANE PADME OM” is the incantation that is repeated on these objects and represents the meanings of tranquillity, peace, love, and care.

These antique items are used, most commonly, for therapy, stress relief, relaxation, meditation and digestion. The certain designs that cover these beautiful objects signify strength, however, they all carry their own meaning. We encourage the use of singing bowls as we teach customers how to use them, after their meal.

4worldlovers: Located on the ground floor of the hotel, Culshaws features great, authentic cooking and a wine list showcasing South Australian wines. Inspired by delicious flavours and fresh produce, Culshaws is popular with tourists and locals alike.

Culshaws is open daily for a la carte breakfast and dinner every Thursday – Saturday evening. Dinner sees Mediterranean style tapas options for those who prefer something light that are complemented by a hint of the classics for mains and dessert. Culshaws is also a popular venue for group functions.

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4worldlovers: Where the excellence of South Australian produce and world-class wine flourish.

An open kitchen not only provides a background hum of activity, but allows diners to experience a more intimate understanding of what passion and creativity can do when giving life to crafting a flavoursome dish. This is especially remarkable when locality plays an important part in how each menu is formed.