Mezcal & Tacos in Oslo: Chef's Night Out with Maaemo

[@chrongen13]

I'm Mexican and to the Norwegians making those tacos, they look great!!!

[@yegoodoneson3477]

No way man, just look at the tortillas! The tortillas! D:

[@thesofakillers]

The volume is way too low

[@rajiva6612]

+thesofakillers Thank god, i thought i had to bin my headphones

[@dillonr2610]

I'm glad someone else noticed this. 👌🏻

[@tossePharmD]

thesofakillers Dam haha thanks for the heads up, I thought it was my headphones or something.

[@partykrew666]

+thesofakillers LOL, So true, bro. i thought for sure i had to give my headphones to a bum or something, hahahaha. HOLY SHIT.

[@michaltick3416]

WHAT!?

[@elroc1]

I’m impressed by the currant dessert they showed in the beginning. Looks like some high level creative cooking.

[@cizentotue]

why is this video so grey? is oslo that gloomy?

[@sunnya5014]

bluh gurg yes ive been there its awful.

[@sunnya5014]

Hallgeir Bakken gloomy and foggy are not the same thing

[@Kalinho83]

bluh gurg Like the guy said, it's mid February in Norway....

[@CollinsHD]

Looks like it was shot in a superflat profile and the editors got lazy with production.

[@Kalupz]

+bluh gurg Scandinavia

[@joeyyy771]

I’m Mexican from LA and yes those tacos look authentic

[@TetraxLix]

Wow! As a Norwegian that grew up in Oslo and a fan of muchies, I have to say this episode was a total let down. It's a shame really, Norway in general has so much to offer and there are so much more to the city of Oslo than what was shown here.

[@jeasmall]

As a Norwegian, this is pretty spot on. Fine dining will cost you $150 per person by the time you leave... mind you, this is the only country in the world where you can pay $150 for food and still be let down. Then you have tacos which has become our national dish at this point, but if you want to eat that at a restauraunt it will be $40 each by the time you're done. You go to a bar to grab some drinks, but each drink will cost you $10 and it'll be sloppy as fuck. To top it off, Esben decided to show the world the best Norway has to offer: Stick meat and cabbage. If the prices and weather wasn't depressive enough, the cab ride home will cost you another $50. Welcome to Norway.

[@MrDisguyiscool]

I'm Mexican and I approve those tacos they did a good attempt

[@sportsbetting77]

Voted the best young chef in the world. Maaemo rocks.

[@Nclm1]

When is the new episode of Fuck That's Delicious ?

[@Sutti4844]

god damn it munchies you always make me so hungry, but thats also why i love you ;)

[@elu1631]

Ironically a quite boring Chef's Night Out..

[@DiggingNorway]

e Lu Oslo is a quite boring place...

[@shafro1]

e Lu Exactly what i was thinking, you cant force that shit!

[@LorenzoCiani]

e Lu damn true

[@vecust]

+DiggingNorway I was in Oslo last month. Indeed it is a boring city however, I had a blast in Alesund.

[@shaz3r786]

lol scandinavia is boring

[@BlackBritReaper]

I thought this was a chill episode that didn't need too much crazy stuff

[@GrieverHellfire]

Not the most exciting Chef's night out, but really nice to see my country getting some attention. :) Should have been there in the summer though. :/

[@weirdofrompluto]

As I'm watching this it just keeps reminding me that I cannot afford to go to any of these places. Norway is too damn expensive.

[@Dave....]

What's broke to you? You prolly make $20 an hour talking bout broke.

[@lauk05]

weirdofrompluto Norwegian or not, michelin-starred restaurants rarely give good value for money

[@Jimq9258]

***** What's "value" to you? If you mean quantity, then go to McD, it's cheap and has good "value" for your money. Most people don't understand that you're supposed to have an experience in places like this, it's not about getting full right off.

[@lauk05]

Jimmylqd The food is brilliant and well thought out, and you do get full. You also have the expertise of the staff at your disposal when it comes to pairing wines with the food. I'm simply arguing that the average person is better off going to somewhere like that taco-place, rather than maaemo. You pay hundreds of dollars for a meal, and it can only be so brilliant.

[@weirdofrompluto]

Dave I make exactly ZERO dollars an hour as I don't have a job. I'm a full time master's student at the moment, who doesn't get any assistance from the Norwegian government cause I'm a foreigner. But thanks :P

[@erikadowdy686]

I always find it really funny when somebodys parent name them the first and last name the same- WTF?? Hendrick Hendrickson??!!😂💝

[@juangomez7586]

I´m Mexican and just watching the style and how look those tacos , I can say .... approve those tacos.... POLLO and CARNE ASADA is the better.

[@arthurmayhem]

I'm from Mexico City and I gotta tell you those tacos look pretty authentic, probably taste a little different but from the looks you can't really tell the difference from the real thing, when I get to Norway I'll definetely go there

[@DeeMahGeeArts]

What's the name of that song playing during the second part of the Mexican restaurant? Shazam doesn't work on it

[@itsaprankproductions4288]

i love muchies especially chefs night out because they are regular af but serve their food in formal setting

[@maldinimaldini9790]

In the end what didt the guy answer when the chef said ''i didt get it" ..?

[@efrainflores6319]

It's always interesting to see the take on mexican food in other parts of the world. It may not be authentic but it speaks volumes as to how great it is. Viva Mexico putos!

[@Hugovika]

Is Chef Knight Danish in Oslo?

[@bigdawg364]

who did the art at 0:37?

[@MrDannyLarsen]

That's me

[@bigdawg364]

Wow! It's absolutely wonderful!

[@asenognyanov]

Norwegians are the best drinking buddies to hang around with!

[@heathdud]

lol the guy trying to put his jacket on in the #19 conversation.

[@ItzStr8Evolve]

Haha, I`m not sure why people are always complaining. I thought this was one of the better ones in terms of the food and getting absolutely sloshed.

[@dancerinmymind]

Munchies. Love your videos, but the audio is always so quiet!

[@_Freakazoid]

Definitely not one of the good ones sir..

[@skillinp1388]

Wow, their English is super natural sounding. Very impressive.

[@Mnguyen92]

Cabbage and a sticky sparerib... Really?! .......

[@GrieverHellfire]

m nguyen It's not comparable to spareribs, it's traditional Norwegian food and it's fucking delicious.

[@lucianos1990]

+m nguyen Its lamb ribs, nothing similar to spareribs.

[@HeadbangMushroom]

m nguyen its a traditional norwegian dish from back in the days when we were a poor country and had to make food of what we had.

[@jonathanhagen5744]

+m nguyen its fucking awesome dude! and I'm a norwegian chef that hates the norwegian food but pinnekjøtt (sticky spareribs) is heaven!

[@OFFICIALDJFLASHBACK]

Much love to Norway! Need to visit if i'm ever in Oslo! Saludos from a Mexican.

[@luketvr8]

Esos pinches tacos si se ven mexicanos! :D

[@TheSkunKSmoke]

The sound was the best part

[@henrykennedy9578]

I LOVE NORWAY!!!! One of my favorite countries in Europe!!

[@pragmatik5305]

ARAKATAKA is absolutely amazing. Had a 5 course meal there and almost cried from the desert because it was so good. Aaand, great cocktails at No. 19 as well as taco's at Republica. All of these are more or less on the same block. Yes, the vid was a little gloomy - someone forgot to color correct and adjust volume it seems. Just cut, encoded and uploaded. Oslo is truly a love/hate city. My own relationship with that place changes literally from year to year. Yesss, it is expenz, but it's not THAT bad if you're comparing to fancy places elsewhere. A full main course at a fancy place will run you about $30-40, and a 5-course around $60-100. A 3.5hr dinner at Maaemo is like $3-400, but then again it's supposedly one of the world's best restaurants, and more of an experience for connoisseurs than a dinner. We have crazy alcohol taxes, so that's what will kill your wallet really. A pint of random lager will be from $8-12, but the craft beers are not that more expensive and they've become very popular the last few years. A cocktail will run you $14-18. The thing is, whether it's a fancy place or a shitty place, the prices are usually the same - so choose carefully. However, Oslo DOES in deed have the notoriously hot Scandinavian women, perfectly equal to Stockholm or Copenhagen if you go to the right places. I'd say the Norwegian ones are more natural though, less make-up (and just as drunk as the guys...). At the end of the day, the only reason you would wanna go to Norway is to experience 1. Nature, 2. Women, 3. Serenity.

[@rolandbullock6444]

why does city seem empty?

[@robertopena8645]

Those baby goat looked really good and authentic

[@ehwilliamz]

Tacos & Beer ......That's So H-Town!

[@lucianos1990]

weird seeing munchies in Norway..

[@joeyyy771]

Tacos look delicious

[@SatanSupimpa]

Really low audio or just my phones?

[@MotorsportCreative]

I don't think I want to eat trees and branches, I'm getting some tacos.

[@ScottOrd]

These guys were funny to me - more of this, please!

[@rjhong93]

10:48 i feel you man

[@mistermex187]

That goat taco looked good. They even had salsa limon and onion

[@RedVein3106]

Audio is way to low!!

[@deeznuts3455]

Egg on a taco....please.

[@user-zo3so9og3k]

In Mexico you can put anything you want in a Tortilla.

[@MO-hq9vs]

in certain regions of Mexico, hard boil eggs are added to certain types of tacos

[@wbc1]

Breakfast tacos?

[@crislamont4174]

Do something on San Diego

[@2eatspam]

What was fried in blood? I did not hear it ,it was around 6:50

[@sebastianhammarstedt8042]

+2eatspam Jerusalem artichokes

[@NerfKnuckles]

Will there ever be a new "Fuck, That's Delicious" with Action Bronson?!

[@cl2521]

taco... egg?

[@MotorsportCreative]

That's not a taco. That's what's called a toastada, I believe.

[@xtizocx]

+Chris Lundquist Yes, that is called tostada. And in the central region of México is normal to eat tacos with egg, tough it usually has rice too.

[@salvadorbarrios2507]

@@xtizocx tacos with egg and potatoe probably, but its not thaaat common.

[@killercaos123]

Tacos and Mezcal in Norway.... Yeah... didn't see that one coming.

[@Sendmetothesky]

Oslo....could be fun

[@sunnya5014]

Xavier Toussaint it's not. lived there for 3 months.

[@neuralvibes]

+sunny aalami Can't speak for Oslo but Norway has got some of the most amazing natural scenery you'll find anywhere. Lots of stuff to see and experience as long as one doesn't mind being on the road a lot...

[@sunnya5014]

awww that's cute

[@Sendmetothesky]

not even for a visit no pros or cons?

[@hendrikrupp3985]

Whole world: Could we please PLEASE do just one video on Norway without the stereotypical Grieg music? Munchies: Nice try. Roll the Grieg!

[@mybabyboy2286]

yum now I want tacos.

[@missymason2377]

No fun night....lol lol food..drinks! The company's of friends

[@30Shoot]

That was a really good attempt of mexican tacos, normally the tinga goes with tostadas, but you don't expect people of other countries like Norway do exactly the same as we do.

[@PoximMusic]

He's a very good drunk to be fair.

[@Al3xTrucho20]

Those look like legit tacos

[@Platinum.pat222]

That one cherry blonde dude is definitely Erik from "Ragnarok" on Netflix!! Tell me im wrong!

[@Andreas0047]

I feel i need to explain some things because i am norwegian: *The video was filmed in mid-february, Norway is usually pitch-black 24/7 during winter-time *Norwegian restaurants(Especially Oslo ones) are really fucking expensive, which explains the lack of people at the bars/restaurants *Norwegians get extremely rowdy and obnoxious when they consume alcohol *The "cabbage and sheep" dish made at the end is norwegian fårikål (Translates to sheep-in-cabbage). The dish is mostly popular with old people and those over 40+ because it tastes like wet trash. *Norwegian food is absolute shit.

[@iamaksel]

Andreas0047 spoiled east coast trash dont like fårikål*

[@markusjohansen2187]

Sikkert en ribbe elsker. Norway has great food like reindeer ,moose, Wolf fish,salmon, lambsticks and many great types of cheese. I just think you don't try diffrent types. Many ways to do Norwegian food. Also many bad ways. But most thinks taste great if done correctly.

[@miguelrodriguez7472]

Totally approved by a mexican ❤️❤️

[@theredcorn8656]

Tacos looked good 😌 from a hispanic Texan

[@joserodrigo5595]

When norwegians make something more mexican than taco bell

[@ininits]

Next time you drink Mezcal, take lil sips, that way you don't get F***ed up but enjoy the taste.

[@GraphicBeats11]

ininits could you recommend a good mezcal?

[@deeznuts3455]

+Jakey Bow 100% agave.

[@ininits]

***** I really like a brand called "Pierde Almas" rich in flavor an kind of smooth.

[@AmadeusDelgado666]

0:37 The Black Metal scene.

[@Htheorphanarian]

wow there's more pretension here than in an arcade fire gig.

[@thejusticechannel13]

"Expuestas a un roce continuo, dos almas tienen la posibilidad de perfeccionarse hasta el máximo pulimento, o de reducirse a polvo" - Juan José Arreola

[@fUP420babe]

norwegians always pretend they don't remember the day after a big booze fest! hahaha it's always so funny

[@thereeldeelsteel]

I imagine this is the restaurant that Schproket dines at on the regular.

[@princejordan5803]

The bartender looked and sounded like Emma Stone

[@tambert3897]

Except for the egg on the tacos and tostadas, they look very similar to the tacos in Mexico.

[@alecas90]

I prepare the best tacos! That chef is kinda hooot! anyone knows who is he?

[@sunnya5014]

What a bunch of vegetable lasagnas.

[@jesstorr337]

Wow! those tacos looks good.. we call those kinda tacos , street tacos..

[@DavidFSloneEsq]

I'm intrigued by this "salted sheep". Do Norwegians preserve entire sheep in salt?

[@christiancastberg]

+David Slone Only the part of the sheep that we use for these kind of dishes, at least in these days. In the old times this is how we preserved our meat during the winter, hence why salted sheep is one of our traditional christmas dishes! It sounds kind of dull, but the taste is amazing

[@noahcovell4698]

Njal Njallson with dat Viking era reference doe

[@sholonator92]

For what I saw those tacos look pretty much as they do it here in mexico pretty authentic shit right there just with exception of the egg on the taco that was odd........So chef yes thats how they do it in mexico

[@jonathanmorfin5346]

wow I'm Mexican and those tacos actually look like Mexican tacos

[@annIEro0]

Taco with cinnamon!? I've never tasted something like that (by the way i'm mexican)

[@martinestradacontreras5095]

Cochinita pibil y carnitas llevan canela. Aprende no sea ignorante e inculta. No se exponga a quedar en ridiculo .

[@Vilakazi]

the best chef night out was with that han guy

[@amaru250]

That artwork at 3:48 ... Yikes. And pinatas? Christ.

[@noodlez6078]

Henrick Henricksen...thats a real Norwegian name. xD

[@GrieverHellfire]

Spaghetto oO If it was Henrik Henriksen I would agree.

[@noodlez6078]

***** Ah okay thanks man...im from germany and here is "Henrick", the most common way to spell this name. (sorry for bad english btw.^^)

[@alfredomoreno8717]

there is no better tasting taco when it just have raw onion and cilantro and lime its the best.....

[@dangerzone4149]

volume is way too low....

[@manuelvillalpando9456]

that fucking egg LOL

[@mattbigelow4355]

There are a lot of clichéd music and sounds on Vice these days. I don't mind having music and sound and stuff, but own it. I don't laugh when repeated musical jokes that everyone has heard a jizzillion times before are accentuated at the end of a night out. Instead, I imagine some group of managers telling each other it's funny so that they can justify their own paychecks. That song at the end has been used since before I was a kid, and I ain't young. The food, however, looked totally amazing, as did the booze. High-end Nordic cuisine is on a whole other level.

[@TheNumberF5ve]

am i deaf or did someone fuck up the volume

[@leegul]

Do most people speak English in Oslo?

[@ericmago4110]

Should definitely have stuck to doing the episode in Norwegian instead of English.

[@Lifeofbass]

It's so funny that they have to speak English when all of them are Norwegian... xD

[@elmendez6276]

you need to sip mezcal not take it as a shot

[@MissNLucero]

Take a note international chefs! Speak English so that everybody understands and we viewers don't have to stare at the bottom of the screen during the whole video. Even though I understand Norwegian, it's just nice that it's an universally understandable episode for once

[@beatnix99]

This episode is probably the most boring one.

[@yabish9027]

if they served me that shit at the end of the night i would have been pissed!

[@BattleCheese2]

+Ya Bish Oh you have no idea what you're missing out on. That "stick meat" as it's called is some of the most epic food ever.

[@yabish9027]

BattleCheese2* but its so little tho

[@yabish9027]

***** ye i have that shit every christmas in oslo

[@jojobinks4551]

is that moms spaghetti

[@KingDennisJensen]

*Skåååååååååål !!!!!!!!*

[@TheVaado]

I think I just fell in to a depression watching this ideo

[@PeyCheng]

Bartender? More like baetender. Hot damn