Here you get a good lunch for kr. 99, if you drink...

Here you get a good lunch for kr. 99, if you drink more water and do not order nan bread. This is good Indian food. You can enjoy taste and exoticism, and be lucky to get a window seat towards Egertorget where "everyone" meets, a point which is one of the most pervasive in relation to people who are in Norway. Maybe 200,000 a day? I was once told that at the National Theater METRO, it passes 70,000 people a day, so this loose assumption, the idea that by sitting in the 2nd floor of Jaipur and looking out the window, I might consider a lot of people in a small area during the day the most populated. Take the pulse on Norway. With good Indian food.

That's how the writers do it. The artists - the artists - the writers who gather once in a while at Jaipur. Here is a written language not many people know about. Here Henrik Ibsen had been if he had lived today.

It is recommended not to leave Norway without eating at Jaipur with window space towards Egertorget.