Koskenvoima Kiosk Vesilahti is above normal Finnish Kiosk standards!The Koskenvoima Kiosk Vesilahti ......is located 9 km from Lempäälä at Koskenkyläntie 525, 37420 Valkkinen (Vesilahti) : p.03-3739415 : gps +61° 15' 53.13", +23° 40' 6.90"Click on the Fork and Knife for more info or read on for our review.
Why not take a scenic tour through the countryside between Tampere and Helsinki? Along the way you may want to stop at the Koskenvoima Kiosk in Vesilahti to get a coffee with sweet-bread (Pulla in Finnish) which is soft in texture, bun shaped and has a taste of cardamom.
See by comparison some of these other Kiosks in Finland which are more common types you see. Opening hours: Mondays through Fridays 10 am to 5 pm
 Superb mashed potatoes are real and not out of a "instant mashed potatoe" box.Likely the reason people travel up here all the way from Helsinki to have lunch. The owner used to run a similar "lunch lounas Kiosk" in Tampere.Word get's around that the food is especialy GOOD at this Kiosk in Vesilahti. A closer look at our plate... Others come here from nearby villages.This is a friendly place where,on each weekday a different variety of Finnish style home- made food is served. Soups are 4 euros and everything else is 6,50 euros. Our steak shaped patty made of hamburger...tender and fresh!! The Kiosk serves the best home-made food in Finland I have tried. No chewy bits in the meat.Tomi had a "Lihapirakka." A type of minced meat mashed into some bread with a fried egg and two wieners in-between the breaded part. Hmmmm?
A closer look at our salad... Altogether the four of us ate: 2 'Homemade Lunches',desert,extra soft drinks for the kids,coffee and a cake made of apricot layers with sweet and creamy icing,slightly chilled. Our bill: 23 euros! Not bad for restaurant grade food in a country Kiosk. This Kiosk is also a basic country grocery store where you can find...
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