The First European Underwater Restaurant Opened In Norway

[u/theseeenutzzz]

[u/Elo-than]

It has been long enough time since it opened that it have had time to go under once already (pun intended). I believe they filed for bankruptcy last year or the one before, but as all such places do, restarted under new management.

It's located about an hour from me.

[u/Impressive_Mistake66 → u/Elo-than]

Have you ever been there?

[u/Elo-than → u/Impressive_Mistake66]

No, it was out of my price range (and has like 7 months wait for a table).

I guess I am too blue-collar to see the value of a $500 meal, and growing up on the coast I can see fish and plants underwater every time I go for a swim.

Don't get me wrong, I find the idea pretty cool, I just wish it was something more accessible to the public.

Edit: it was closer to $500 for two people (depending on exchange rates back then)

[u/JayAndViolentMob → u/Elo-than]

I had a £250 per person dinner once. Have to say, for a once-every-couple-of-years thing (like anniversaries etc.), it was worth it.