First class Finnish food attraction at Kauppahalli market 'Food' hall.Finnish food attraction since 1889 at Kauppahalli located on Eteläranta near the Market Square; across from the Palace Hotel;Parking is available nearby.
Fresh Kauppahalli market food always looks best live. So it is worth a walk through the place.
The Helsinki Kauppahalli is dubbed "Wanha Kauppahalli" "Old Store Hall" because it has maintained the good old 'Farmers Market' atmosphere and food is served on a platter by shopowners themselves. Inside the Helsinki Kauppalli Food Market
Dairy products and cheeses galore! If you are looking for lunch with cheese and wine, try Tiina's Cheese Bistro and try her Salmon soup and Reindeer salad. She's got room for groups up to 19 people. Tiina Ilmanen p. 09-611 211, 040-582 1022 or order by e-mail: tiina.ilmanen@juustobistro.inet.fi Finnish Breads -about 10 varieties in this picture. On the left of the display you find the lighter breads, made with wheat, barley, and oats. A glutenfree type is also available among the lighter- toned breads. 
Look at the texture of those breads...PLUS...these are are healthy and filling!  Finnish breads are made with Finnish grains, hence...difficult to duplicate outside of Finland. Tasting Finnish rye breads is a "Bread Experience" you will tell your grandkids about someday. Fish...Fresh Finnish fish specialties at this Finnish food attraction. Sundom's offers freshly caught Powan.(A freshwater fish of the salmon family). Smoked Baltic herring, or Lamprey eels. -a sought after delicacy. Hanna Andström ph. 0500-476 012, 09-626 066 hanna.andstrom@gmail.com You can find other more exotic sea creatures like lobster at Eriksson's Fish Stand. Crayfish, freshly caught clams/shells, crabs and scallops. E. Eriksson ph. 09-660 274, 09-632 686 Fresh Finnish vegetables! At the vegetable stand you can find...  cucumbers,a wide variety of lettuces, string beans, new potatoes, red peppers and much more. Are salads on your mind? Try some shrimp salads at Räkan's Restaurant, or some Italian salads at Bruno's. Isn’t it fruitless to eat your vegetables? Since...at the fruit stand...what else would you want?  kiwis, cherries, plums, bananas, mangoes, apricots, raspberries, strawberries, peaches, blueberries. The list goes on... ...gifts and spicesHigh quality gifts with food in them. How about bourbon vanilla from Madagaskar? Christmas tree decorations?...This is the place. Kirsti Karhumäki ph. 09-637 950 kirstika@welho.com A gift idea at this Finnish food attraction you can find HAND-MADE chocolates for a birthday, or use for any ocassion. Customize the chocolate with your own text, send it to your collegue,friend, wife or children. Kultasuklaa contact: Jaana Nikunen Send in a fax order. Fax 09-666 010 Be absolutely sure to try her salmiak chocolate. Freshly butchered meats specialties: French pâtés, prosciuttos which is a dry-cured ham, huge selection of Finnish sausages, hot-dogs makkara and salami varieties from all over Europe. Game: duck, rabbit, pheasant, elk,
and more exotic foods like smoked-reindeer-rolls. For all those Japanese visitors...not to exclude everyone else. A Japanese SUSHI bar in Finland at Helsinki's Wanha Kauppahalli. You get some rice made 'Sake,' Japanese beer like Sapporo, Asahi or Kirin. Major cities in Finland have finnish food attraction too! There are more than a dozen market halls located in cities around Finland which sell fresh market food. Helsinki has 3 of which Hakaniemi Marketplace is worth visiting. Check out their fresh food, and at a seperate level they sell interesting bargain flea-marketish items. You can get there by trams 3,6 and 7. Open Mondays thru Saturdays 6:30am to 3pm. Go from this page "Finnish food attraction" to "Food in Finland" page Go from this page "Finnish food attraction" to "Finlandinsider"main page
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