Kimmade is a classic Vietnamese hole in the wall. Unpretentious, service is functional, food is the…read morefocus. Despite having grown up eating Banh Mi every other week in a city with a decent Vietnamese population, my first Banh Mi at Kimmade made me feel like I had never had one before. The way the pate blended into the egg... the way temperature, texture and flavor combined and contrasted in this beautiful under $10 sandwich. Highly recommend. Also paired with a Vietnamese iced coffee.

When you're touring out in Europe and you get the cravings for some asian soup or vietnamese,…read moreKimmade will do you just fine. The portions aren't as big compared to the US, and the flavor is definitely lighter but it isn't as heavy, making it a replenishing meal. This is that good pick me up energy that's going to last you a couple hours of adventuring before you go eat again!!! I had some beef pho with spring rolls and a Vietnamese iced coffee to spark everything up. Soup was more sweeter than salty, I kind of liked this as it was different from what I normally have. Prices comparable to NY, LA so its not too bad coming from the big cities.

I've been to Saigon Restaurant with friends on a quiet Sunday night…read more Service was ok, the food was delicious. The Pho is very well done, a HUGE portion, with a super tasty broth, the meat was tender and lean, one of the best I've ever had in a Pho and everything tasted super fresh. Beware of the chillies, they're HOT. It would have been perfect if the meatballs were home made. Springrolls were very fresh and tasty too, slightly different from the one I used to eat in the U.S.A., these have a sort of sauce inside that makes them more savory and definitely more tasty. I tried also the roasted duck, and it was amazing. Definitely worth a visit.

Really nice Vietnamese food that was not so expensive. I tried the make your own rice paper wraps…read morefor the first time. While making the first one was a bit intimidating, I had no problems making the rest. I would highly suggest trying one of them. My friend got a rice dish which was good but was very difficult to eat chicken with bones in it when you only have chopsticks. Finally we had some nice Vietnamese coffee (with sweetened condensed milk) after the meal. It was my first time having that and really enjoyed it.

We stopped in randomly and decided to grab some food....it was great. The food itself was really…read moretasty and the French fries....10/10! Service was fine and we were able to sit outside

Lobster ramen was outstanding, service was spot on! Reasonably priced! We were seated immediatelyread more

This was so good! My partner and I came here for dinner and everything was so delicious and well…read morethought out. Each dish was so skillfully prepared and incredibly seasoned with a diverse flavor profile. I forget how many courses we shared but I wanted more, not because I was hungry but because everything tasted amazing. Highly recommend! Also book a reservation because getting a walk-in isn't guaranteed. We got lucky and called before cycling over and were able to be seated right away.

During my stay in Utrecht I lived next door to "Jasmijn en ik", so when my parents came to visit…read moreand requested Asian food, this was the obvious choice. And we were not disappointed. The service was great. Super friendly, even when we spilled wine all over the place. The food isn't your traditional Chinese restaurant. The idea is more of Asian tapas. You order a couple of items per person and then you share everything. We ended up ordering literally A PAGE of the menu! We were delighted about the food. Everything was delicious and surprising! Hard to choose which one we liked best. Everyone was super happy, we had a perfect experience and I warmly recommend it. (You might want to check that, but I think they also do take away food.)

This concerns the Hoi Anh food truck: I had the 6.75 euro combination whose sign you see at the…read moreupper-right corner of the photo that accompanies this review. The vegetarian spring roll, sparkling water and beef banh mi were all first-rate. I was delighted!

Very nice spot with great Thai and Vietnamese food. They recommended ordering many different dishes…read moreto share and they were all very good.

I've walked by this place dozens of times as I've strolled down twijnstraat on saturday afternoons…read more It's hard to miss the hanging red plastic lamps that are taken down with a ladder promptly at 10pm every night. You can see the bright colors of the inside and the painted vegetables posters on the walls. It's hard to figure out what's going on inside, but once you're seated, you start to get it. The menu is simple but maintains several different options for the diner - curries to noodles to spring rolls to even soups. Most things are only €5-10 and I would recommend getting dishes to share - like tapas. I had one of the soups and tried some of the noodles, both impressive. They were even kind of spicy, which is weird for a restaurant in the Netherlands. This is a solid place. Quick, simple, cheap, good no-bullshit thai-etnamese.

Good bar restaurant with modern menu for all types of eaters. Close to the movie theater with ample…read morespace. Loved their flavoring and drinks option

Asian tapas, in short. They use to be in a more convenient spot, now they're set in the middle of…read morenowhere (I admit, if not in Amsterdam, i am lost in so many ways...) The food is nice, but before they moved the menu showed a lot more delicious dishes. It's still good (tempeh satay, dim sum, sushi!), but if not by car don't bother going. But WHEN you do, start with the sparkling (something) rose cocktail and finish the evening with the Dark Moon for dessert... (I gave up on ever having a waistline a long time ago, indulgence is underrated ;))

A few years ago, Le:en was across the train tracks, but the city needed the building, so they made…read morethem move. It probably was the best thing to happen to them - they inherited a beautiful former gemeente utrecht car garage which provides a great backdrop for a trendy restaurant. It's a few blocks off the beaten path, but they use this to their advantage. If you're like me and you hear a restaurant is "asian" - the identity crisis red-flag goes off in your head and you begin to question - what does that even mean? They don't go in the clusterfuck of combining these different things together - but allow them to keep their identity. Each item on the menu is labeled Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, etc to keep things focused. I appreciate that. They focus on asian-style small courses, with prices are around €5-8 per small plate. You'll need around 2-3 per person if you are sharing. The food has a modern twist and is pretty tasty. I recommend.