K25

Great sashimi, good but not the best ramen we’ve had. Cute little inside food market. Loved the atmosphere, but it’s a bit pricy Umfortunately, they don’t use reusable cutlery and dishes, even if you eat in

Everywhere we ate in Stockholm, the food didn’t disappoint at all. At K25 we ordered a fried sushi roll from Hattori and a chicken curry bowl from Wang by Wang. The fried sushi blew my mind and the chicken curry tasted like creamy tom yum with perfectly cooked rice. So good that I can go back for more. Yummy and 100 percent recommended 👍🏻

A shop with a wide variety of foods. Especially Asian cuisine. We ate chicken bowl from Hattori. We liked it very much.

Great place to eat. Fast service, tasty food. I chose tuna poke bowl from Hattori Sushi Devil, and it was amazing. The prices were great too. Definitely recommend.

Nice food court with lots of tasty food. Restaurants have changed since the pandemic, but I have found new favorites. My current favorites are mama rotisserie and Wang by Wang. I would avoid NU, their pictures do not match the actual food you get and was a dissapointment. I come to K25 quite often for the food, but the atmosphere is very noisy and hectic. And something important to note: be careful with your bag and valuables! I've seen people lose their bags here. Snatchers love to go here. So don't leave anything out (no phone on the table!) and keep your bag on your person.

A really good food hall, with a lot of (semi-)healthy food options, and acceptable prices. The options are a bit east Asian heavy, with circa 5 east Asian buffets, but you can also get hamburgers sandwiches and Indian food. If you buy food there you can also take a cup and get yourself free tap water at the counters in the middle. On the other hand, the hall can be a bit dirty with flies flying around ://, and if you don't ask toilet keys at the buffet you have to pay for the loo.

My favorite place in Stockholm to drop in for a quick bite. There are a lot of options here, and most of them are quite good and also reasonably priced. My favorite is Wang By Wang, which is where I got my chicken bowl from. Yoi is also pretty good. Overall you can’t go wrong coming here!

It’s in good location in Stockholm and offers variety of food options, including a few Asian cuisines , However, My experience with the Chinese cuisine Wang by Wang was just okay nothing special. . The place was so busy . But overall it was decent experience.

Wow! What a well put together food hall in a large building in the middle of Stockholm. There is something in K25 for everyone! We sampled the falafel from the "Malmo" booth and the gyoza dumplings from another. Both were delicious and had prices in line with what you would expect in a location like this. Drinks range from soda to alcoholic and free tap water is available in the center. A pager system for each booth will alert you to when your food is ready so it's easy for a large party to order from separate places or sample multiple things. Mapping is a bit funky to get to K25 if you aren't familiar with the area so you might have to look around a little, but it's basically at the bottom of the escalator between buildings. Next time I'm in Stockholm, I know I will be back!

11 different "street kitchens" covering Italian, Mexican, Asian, Chinese, burgers, and sushi. We went there on a saturday around 18:00, had no trouble finding 4 seats (out of 250) but had more trouble finding out what to eat; there are many choices to make ;-) It's ideal for take away or for a group with different tastes. We chose some Asian courses from Yoi and burgers from Vigårda for the kids. Everything was nice and tasty, we left well fed and with nice vibes from the music.

Pretty cool hangout with many good options!! It's a little hub with a series of little vendors. There's Italian, middle eastern, Swedish, Chinese, Thai and burger options available. We opted for the Italian venders. Pretty good and fast service (10 min ish). Many vegan/vegetarian options available. They also offer food delivery.

What an awesome food court with variety of food choices! I'm happy to see 4 Asian places there: Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese. You can drink alcohol there and it's open until 22:00! (Sunday is closed). I'll be back many times over!

I would say, this is a typical Scandinavian food court. You might disagree, but it is what it is. My favorite stall, and my friends' favorite, is Wang by Wang. I haven't tried another stall, maybe later. Expect to wait during lunch time. Otherwise, it's not that crowded.

K25 is a new food court in central Stockholm. It has a wide variety of different fast food but with better quality than normally seen in a food court. The interior is nicer looking as well with concrete and nicely designed lighting. Especially the back part of the space is very nice to sit in. The variety of food is also very good with tapas, sushi, dumplings, burgers, Vietnamese, burgers, bakeries and cafes all in here. My favorites include the cafe Kura, making excellent coffees, great salads and sandwiches and of course also VIgårda with their burgers but also Beijing 8 and the dumplings are good. Really fills a gap in the current offering in Stockholm so will frequent this place. Also great is that they offer free wifi and the toilets are clean (not always the case in Stockholm).

You can get good food from different cuisines. The sushi from Hattori is a 4. The dumplings from Beijing 8 is good. Vidgårda's burger is also a 4. Etc. Just don't bring a lunch date there: is very noisy. And very crowded during lunch. The area around K25 smells unfortunately extremely bad. They have their kitchen outlet out into the side alley. Cover your nose as you pass K25.

Only been here once, heard the name before but it wasn't until my brother mention it i went there! Very nice interior ,low lit and alot of seats! When i first walked in I was supried and overwhelmed buy the food here! They have everything from pastas, sushi, burritos, burgers etc and I'm sure anyone would find something to satisfy their needs here! I orderd at the "Snack Bar" and went for the Baguette américain, a baguette with kebab and fries served with an side salad! A perfect quich and tasty lunch for the hungry ones! I'm so excited about this place and I will be back for more, very curious about their burgers! Big plus: Free Wifi! Definitely a pit stop when you need to recharge your batteries in a quality foodcourt!

Loud and bustling with lines during both lunch and dinner time. The food is average when it comes to quality and taste. But I wouldn't expect more from a food court where the focus lies on speed. I've mostly came here during dinner time and if you want to find a table for more than 2 persons, this can be tricky. But due to the eclectic selection of food it's suitable for groups with varying tastes. Just don't expect to find a table too easily. I have been here several times, most recently on a Wednesday evening and several things were sold out, the Pho at the Vietnamese fusion stand, the salmon at the sushi place etc. a bit of a disappointment to be honest. But there are much to choose from so I still ate my fill of a large portion of spicy tofu curry. Nonetheless, this is a good place to have up your sleeve when you're looking for some food with friends and don't know what to choose.

I'd like to review each restaurant in a food court separately - who can try all kitchens here before posting a review? Anyway, I've tried Vigårda (the burger placek) and Snackbar (the fairly newly opened kebab place) and they are both excellent! Solid 4s no doubt. Vigårda's concept is familiar since they already have a restaurant in the Mood mall. They have some of the finest fast food burgers you'll find, and it's worth visiting both places because the menu is a bit different. Snackbar is a kebab/wrap/sandwich place that is on the pricey side (you're not used to paying this much for kebab) but it's like no other kebab place so it's definitely worth a try! It's more of a shawarma than the kebab you know from other places (the grey/brown mystery meat) and they season it with awesomesauce! In the summertime the food court has seatings in the passage outside, which makes no sense at all because it reeks of hot, rancid fumes out there. Seriously, deal with that before you expect people to enjoy your desperate "outdoor seating"!

Swedens Best Food Court! Fast food from great restaurants in a very nice space, centrally located in Stockholm! This is exactly what the area needed. There is plenty of seating, including stadium seating at the far end, where you can people watch while you eat... The restaurant choices are a great mix - from Sushi to Mexican, Greek, French, Chinese, a fancy Hamburger place and a more typical "bistro" anything you could want food wise, is probably here. As an American in Sweden, one of my biggest complaints is always about the Lunches! I feel like during the work week, if you look for a quick good lunch, it is guaranteed to come in a box- that was prepared the night before - and it certainly won't taste that good. Lunches seem more like a necessity in Stockholm - energy to get through the day. If you want a nicer sit down lunch, it will cost the same as a dinner at a trendy Stockholm restaurant... So, K25 was the answer to all my prayers! Good Food, FAST at reasonable prices for lunch! Thank you, K25!

Didn't want to sit down to a pricey meal every night so K25 was a bit of a godsend. Stepping into the venue itself is a bit overwhelming - it's busy, loud, and there's a bit much to take in at once. You leave with your clothes and your hair reeking of cooking grease and strange food smells, but hey - food's decently priced and service is fast. YOI had a decent selection of "fusion"-type Asian dishes. Tasted a bit bland - maybe it's more suited to the Swedish palate? Generous amounts of cilantro (a plus). Too much mayo in their banh mi. Snackbar had a great kebab (it was more like a shawarma though) and the guy at the counter was extremely polite and went over their two menu options quite thoroughly. Hattori Sushi Devil was just a so-so. Then again, didn't exactly have high expectations for a Swede to make shockingly amazing sushi. I'd definitely go back if I was feeling a bit indecisive about lunch or dinner (as I normally am). They close around 9 - a bit earlier than what I'm used to, but most places in Stockholm close around the same time.

Great place with good food and atmosphere. There's a wide selection of food from around the world which are all pretty good tasting! Prices are also pretty affordable, mostly below 100Kr. Serving sizes seem slightly larger for meals from Western cuisines compared to Asian ones, so if you're feeling slightly hungrier you may want to avoid soup noodles. Definitely worth a try at least once if you're in the area! Oh and one final plus is the free wifi (:

As you may understood from the previous reviews, it is indeed a food court with different restaurants. Another thing that I could add, that it indeed looks may better than what one could imagine after hearing the word combination "food court". The interior is quite posh and remind a bit those expensive snobbish restaurants (well, it is so close to Stureplan, so no wonder :)). I've tried vegetarian Chinese dumplings and I find them too spicy as for an European stomach. You get 9 of them of the same sort + some rice or noodles as a lunch box offer, and it is definitely enough to feel full after. It gets really crowded on the weekdays around 12, as there are a lot offices in the area with lots of hungry workers.

Tasttttttyyyyyy food and a lot of variety the s Sushi was really dance and had sauces and fish eggs and other garnishes. The mix sushi (att hatori) is a mix of all kinds of fish like octopus, salmon and lots more

K25 is the highlight of our trip to Stockholm. Ate there 4 times in 5 days. Food selection is varied but all high quality. And reasonably priced. An exciting place to dine.

A little bit more upscale food court located right off Kungsgatan 25. I wild and crazy guess is that the name comes from the street and the number "K25". You will find all sorts of food inside, and you might recon restaurants like "Zocalo" and "Vigårda" who has got their own counter. There are plenty of seating and it should be a problem finding a spot even if its packed, since the turnover rate is high. Its pretty loud ambience overall and therefore it isnt the best place to consider a business lunch at. A perfect spot to grab a lunch, after work beer or just grab a coffee for half an hour or so. The decor inside is updated and you somehow get a international feeling about it. I like the fact that you can hook up a couple of guys and pick whatever you like. But its not the place i want to spend my time at after finishing up my meal.

Vi älskar K25... and visit every time we're in Stockholm. It's cozy, dark, modern and offers something for everyone. We've had Japanese, Greek, Italian. It's all good. Better food and a better value than a lot of restaurants we've tried in STHM. Central location on Kungsgatan makes it super convenient, as well. Seating is limited, but we've never had an issue finding a spot. When no one in your group can decide what they want - go here!

Really good! Great for bigger traveling groups because there's something for everyone. Don't have to split a check and you can have multiple small things. Asian, Italian, Mexican, middle eastern to name a few of the foods available. Very clean and it was nice and calm and quiet when we went on a Monday around 4pm. Only qualm is that you have to pay to use the bathrooms.

The small food court gives this kind of cramped feeling because there are too many businesses in a small area! More horrible was the dirt! Used crockery wasn't removed from tables and seats were dirty! We had the impression there's no cleaning service! Choice of food is OK but not really the best one and it's rather for to go! We liked Fabrique patisserie and lisapåväg.

Hipster food court. Good choices for those groups who cannot agree on one type of food. Busy and loud. Not an ideal spot for little kids and families due to the high possibility that tables may not be available to larger groups during peak times. More of a 20-30 something crowd. Music was a little on the loud side. I'm all for music, but it was almost nightclub level decibels in there tonight. Prices reasonable. Had to use a credit card to use the toilet. Free Wifi.

For a swedish food court this is really good, still mostly chains though but still a ok place with some really excellent places

One of the more upscale food courts in Stockholm. There's tex-mex, dumplings, hamburgers (although the hamburgers there are pretty dry and boring), a place that serves seafood lasagna and other fish and seafood courses, a deli with sandwiches and a couple other places. The tables are bolted to the floor, and I wouldn't want to be a bigger person trying to squeeze in there, but the atmosphere is nice for a food court. There's free wifi, and a couple (if not all) places serve alcohol.

Good food at a reasonable price. The Vietnamese chicken soup at Yoi was excellent and very authentic. Had the Thai curry from Jim Lim two nights ago. It was also excellent. Tonight they had a live DJ, which the younger crowd probably enjoyed, but I could have done without the loud music.

It has a wide variety of different restaurants you can visit! It's great to visit if you have kids, because there's a lot of great places for kids! And it's a great option if you just want a quick lunch!