Maku Restaurant – Fine Dining

Maku means “taste” in Kven, a name that reflects the restaurant’s close connection to the nature, ingredients and heritage of the North.

Address

Sorrisniva 20, 9518 Alta

Phone

78 43 33 78

Email

booking@sorrisniva.no

Website

sorrisniva.no

Maku Restaurant is located within Sorrisniva Arctic Wilderness Lodge, on the banks of the Alta River and surrounded by Arctic wilderness. Here, modern Nordic gastronomy, local ingredients and the surrounding landscape come together, framed by expansive panoramic windows overlooking nature.

Our kitchen draws inspiration from the landscapes and changing seasons of Northern Norway. The menus evolve throughout the year, following the rhythm of the Arctic seasons and showcasing regional ingredients and flavours that tell the story of this unique place. Fish and seafood from arctic waters, game and reindeer, local vegetables, berries and herbs take centre stage, prepared with modern techniques and a deep respect for each ingredient.

The open kitchen is a natural part of the restaurant, offering guests a glimpse into the craftsmanship behind each dish. Together with the views of the Alta River, it creates an intimate and personal setting for the dining experience.

A Complete Food & Wine Experience

At Maku, a meal is about more than what is served on the plate. Food, wine, hospitality and surroundings come together to create an experience rooted in Arctic Northern Norway.

Our award-winning wine list features a carefully curated selection from both renowned wine regions and smaller, distinctive producers. Our sommeliers create wine pairings that complement the menus and highlight the individual flavours and ingredients of each dish.

Whether you are staying at Arctic Wilderness Lodge or visiting Sorrisniva for the evening, we invite you to experience our interpretation of Arctic gastronomy – on the banks of the Alta River.

Welcome to a culinary experience

Situated in the Arctic Wilderness Lodge, Maku Restaurant offers a fantastic culinary experience whilst overlooking the Alta River and surrounding wilderness.