Restaurant in Stockholm, Sweden

OMAKA

Name: OMAKA
Address: Uggelviksgatan 2C, 114 27 Stockholm, Sweden, Stockholm, SE
Telephone: +46840050440

100Pearl Points

Late-night option

About OMAKA

OMAKA is a better fit for an easy Stockholm evening than a credential-driven destination meal. Book it when flexibility, conversation, Östermalm convenience matter; choose Adam / Albin instead if the occasion calls for a clearer splurge signal.

For Stockholm explorers considering OMAKA, the clearest verified planning details are its Stockholm location, smart-casual dress code, operating hours. It is closed Monday and Sunday, opens Tue–Thu from 3–11 PM, runs Friday from 11:30 AM–12 AM, Saturday from 1 PM–12 AM. Beyond those basics, there is no verified cuisine label, price tier, chef credit, menu format, or award signal to build a more specific recommendation around.

Book it around the verified basics

The recommendation is conditional: OMAKA is worth considering if the confirmed schedule fits your Stockholm plans and you are comfortable choosing a venue without relying on verified details about price, cuisine, chef, awards, or signature dishes. It is not the place to choose when the decision needs to be justified by documented credentials in the available data. If you are comparing options in Stockholm, Adam / Albin is another named venue to review separately.

Timing is the useful decision point. OMAKA has afternoon-to-evening hours Tue–Thu, a longer Friday schedule from 11:30 AM to midnight, Saturday hours from 1 PM to midnight. It is closed Sunday and Monday, so plan around those days rather than assuming daily availability. If the plan is a broader Stockholm dining outing, pair this with research from our full Stockholm restaurants guide and compare other Stockholm dining options on confirmed details such as hours, dress code, booking needs.

Use it as part of a Stockholm plan

OMAKA fits readers who want to plan from verified logistics first. The strongest confirmed reasons to keep it on a shortlist are the Stockholm setting, smart-casual dress code, late Friday and Saturday closing times. Without confirmed pricing, cuisine, or menu format, it is best treated as a venue to verify directly before committing to a specific dining brief.

If the Stockholm slot is still open, compare OMAKA with other Stockholm options according to the kind of evening you want. Adam / Albin, Ett Hem, Mr. Cake, Tengu, ÄRLA are natural names to consider for different Stockholm itineraries. For OMAKA specifically, the practical next step is to confirm the current menu, availability, any booking requirements directly with the venue.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far ahead should I book OMAKA?

There is no verified booking-window guidance for OMAKA. Plan around the confirmed schedule: closed Monday and Sunday; Tue–Thu 3–11 PM; Friday 11:30 AM–12 AM; and Saturday 1 PM–12 AM. For any specific date, confirm availability directly with the venue.

What should a first-timer know about OMAKA?

Start with the schedule and dress code. OMAKA is in Stockholm, has a smart-casual dress code, is closed Monday and Sunday, opens Tue–Thu from 3–11 PM, runs Friday from 11:30 AM–12 AM, Saturday from 1 PM–12 AM. There is no verified price tier, cuisine label, chef credit, or fixed menu format in the available data.

What should I order at OMAKA?

There are no verified signature dishes or menu details available here, so do not plan around a specific order from this guide alone. Check the current menu directly with OMAKA before visiting. If you want to compare another Stockholm venue, Adam / Albin is a useful name to review separately.

Is lunch or dinner better at OMAKA?

The verified hours show Friday opening from 11:30 AM and Saturday opening from 1 PM, with Tue–Thu beginning at 3 PM. An afternoon-to-evening visit is the easiest general planning frame for most days, while Friday is the only confirmed opening before noon. Mr. Cake may be worth considering for a different Stockholm plan.

Is OMAKA good for a special occasion?

OMAKA can be considered for a smart-casual Stockholm occasion if its hours suit your plans, especially with midnight closing on Friday and Saturday. There are no verified details here about price, private dining, tasting menus, or a formal service style, so confirm those needs directly before booking. Ett Hem or ÄRLA may also be worth comparing for a different kind of Stockholm occasion.

Location

Uggelviksgatan 2C, 114 27 Stockholm, Sweden

Compare OMAKA

OMAKA Stockholm and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Price
OMAKA	Stockholm	,	,
Tengu	Stockholm	,	,
Ett Hem	Stockholm	Nordic - Swedish	,
ÄRLA	Stockholm	Farm to table	€€
Mr. Cake	Stockholm	Patisserie	,
Adam / Albin	Stockholm	New Nordic	€€€€

How OMAKA Stockholm compares with similar nearby venues.

Also Consider

Tengu, Notable alternative
Ett Hem, Nordic - Swedish, Nordic - Swedish
ÄRLA, Farm to table, €€
Mr. Cake, Patisserie, Patisserie
Adam / Albin, New Nordic, €€€€

How OMAKA compares in Stockholm

OMAKA is the easier, lower-commitment choice in this set. Adam / Albin is the clearer splurge pick, with a defined New Nordic positioning and €€€€ signal; choose that when the meal needs to carry the night. OMAKA is better suited to a flexible evening when booking friction matters more than a formal format.

For a more defined Swedish sense of place, Ett Hem has the stronger Nordic-Swedish identity. ÄRLA is the value play on paper, with a farm-to-table angle and €€ pricing. If the decision is casual daytime energy rather than dinner, Mr. Cake is the more obvious patisserie stop.

Tengu is the closest comparison for readers cross-shopping a similarly flexible Stockholm option without a heavy price signal. Pick OMAKA for an Östermalm evening plan; pick Tengu if its location or timing fits the day better.