Easily the best, largest selection in Amsterdam. They have a sister store in Den Haag for the…read moresouthern half of the country.

They started taking online orders so don't do any Thanksgiving shopping here unless you order…read moreonline or go in person weeks in advance. Disappointed

Really delicious food. You basically pick what you like, they put it in a large or smaller…read morecontainer and you take it to go. You also have the option to have it heated and eat it at their table. There's only one table but from what we saw, most if not all patrons just take it to go. We was only about 15 euros between two of us with a drink. Definitely a more affordable option to eat here in Amsterdam. Employees are nice and will explain to your all the options. If you pick veggies only, you get more choices.

Great Indonesian takeaway with a big selection and friendly service…read more In the evening there is a line out the door. A good sign of things to come! Among the rice and noodles, I was surprised to see that they also offer lontong. I got the Nasi Rames menu (€7.70) which comes with white rice, three vegetable dishes, two meat types, and an egg. My choices were terong blado (eggplant and chilies), tumis kacang panjang (spicy tempe and greenbeans), oerap (salad of coconut and bean sprouts), and daging bali (Balinese style beef). I also asked for nasi kuning (rice cooked in coconut milk and turmeric) instead of white rice and the lady behind the counter was happy to substitute for a small fee which I don't remember but I was fine with the price. Everything was properly spicy, and they do warn you if you're faint of heart. The food tastes like it should, except I think the daging bali would be spicier in Bali. Delicious authentic Indonesian food! A plastic bag costs a few cents so be smart and bring your own or else carry the box in your hands. On your way out, you can also pick up a few essentials in their small grocery corner like fried anchovies or Kecap Manis. They also have some traditional cakes and fried snacks in the case by the entrance. Just don't expect to sit down here because there is only one table.

Is there anything this place does not have ? It's an amazing Asian store with tons of ingredients…read morefresh and frozen, food bar, ingredients from all over Asia, India and so on. I could spend hours here :-) staff are nice and helpful and prices are great.

One of my favorite places to go for something different in NL. We all know that the normal grocery…read morestores in this country ate all the same, sure they might have different logos and different prices, but at the end of the day there is no variety, every Dutch grocery store is basically the same. In comes Oriental Enterprise. So many cool and interesting products to buy. Most of the products are Asian but there is also some other international products available as well like American. The best part of going here is you never know what you are going to come out with. Sure there are certain hot sauces that I make sure to buy every time, but part of the fun is going and trying new things as well. They also have a small lunch spot at the front to get some Asian snacks and yes, they have bubble tea!

Really good prices for the Portuguese goods. I am now making my main groceries (olive oil, sea…read moresalt, butter, flower, etc.) here, just like in Portugal.

It's not as easy to find Surinam cuisine. Found this deli walking by and tried some sandwiches…read more They make things to order it's very good and fast.

It's a corner market that has a deli with surinamese food. Line can get quite busy since it's very…read morewell priced. They have a pretty big selection of food deli items to add. I went for their curry. Overall, it was good, not great. I wouldn't get the same item again, but I would try others if the line wasn't so long.

very nice staff everything you could wish for from a Toko! Fresh veg! Fantastic selections! great…read moreprices!! I love this shop

The store definitely has it all....it is freaking packed with everything you want (except most…read morenon-frozen perishable foods). Honestly I could shop here for hours but it's kind of tight (even though it's huge for Amsterdam) and during Corona-times, I keep it a bit short even wearing a mask. But geeze, I wish I could eat and cook more because everything is so good in there. What a gem to have in the buurt! Lot's of help if you need it. They are always stocking shelves. The frozen food is probably the same high QUALITY stuff the restaurants sell (but warmed up or cooked). I worked in Hong Kong for almost a year so I was hesitant when I saw the name "Hong Kong Superstore"...I don't know if it's more Hong Kong or mainland China, but who cares, it's great. The cashier could be a little more friendly but maybe it's because I don't speak Dutch and/or Cantonese! Prices are great. Not the kind of place you would visit as a tourist, but they do have non-food items which you would only find in a "Chinatown" type area. Keep in mind, this is not the Chinatown in Amsterdam, so it's quite unique. If you're staying here in a place with a kitchen, go for it and make some Asian food for dinner!

In my neighborhood on the Kinkerstraat. A wonderful little gem of Italian goodness. It appears to…read morebe a mother and daughter who are always here. Homemade prepared foods to go, or uncooked pasta - basically anything you want, include sliced meat (so thin too). Great deserts, wine and snacks too. This store has everything and yet is very compact. I highly recommend.

I love this little Japanese convenience store. Unlike other Asian shops, mostly Chinese in…read moreAmsterdam, this one is specifically Japanese and predominantly cary Japanese (food) items. They have a few dishes and bowls but I don't go there for that. They have things such as Japanese-specific produce like daikon, Japanese ice cream like green tea ice cream, variations of tea, chips, pancakes, seasoning, you name it! It's all Japanese and it's all a bit expensive. It's nice that it is available, though. However, not everything is (too) expensive. What makes me frequent this little shop is not their ridiculously priced Kare Raisu (Japanese style curry rice) mix by S&B, but it's their ONIGIRI!!!!! Wachucallmedog?! Onigiri, similar to the nigiri sushi, means rice ball. the "O" stands for BIG. Check out the pictures to see the triangular rice "ball". It's essentially delicious Japanese white rice, just like sushi rice, with some kind of a filling in the center and the whole thing is wrapped in crispy roasted seaweed. The packaging is so that the seaweed wrap doesn't touch the rice and become soggy before you open it. Genius. I love it! As far as I know Dank is the only place where they sell onigiri and I come here on my way to work/school to buy a few "balls". Great and healthy alternative to sandwiches. Quite filling too! Some of the fillings include: grilled salmon, seaweed salad (kelp), shrimp tempura, tuna and mayo and a few more. Most cost €1.50 but the one with kelp costs €1. I like the ones I just mentioned the most. It's definitely worth going out your way to buy a few of these for lunch or as a healthy snack so just do it and don't argue with me! You already read this review so far so get going!

This is the only Japanese grocery store in town after the other big one closed last week. I went to…read morecheck it out and found a store much smaller than I expected. It's only 2 short aisles of food, but they manage to pack in a decent selection of sauces, rice, candy, and snacks. And other stuff I didn't recognize, because I don't know what 90% of the stuff is supposed to be. :) I did find enough ingredients so I could make a seaweed salad at home, and I wish I had known about the rice balls thing, cuz I was wondering what those seaweed triangles were. I was looking for sushi in their prepared foods section but they didn't have any, only those triangles and prepared dishes with chicken and veggies. Oh, and 'donuts'. It wasn't until I got my stuff home that I discovered some of it was beyond its expiration date, like a package of dried seaweed sheets that expired 7 months ago. It's not a big deal, since it's just dried seaweed, but I would be sure to check the dates on stuff before you buy. The other half of the store has Japanese books and comic books, cleaning supplies, and kitchen tools like 195 euro rice cookers and pink metal oil holders. I'm spoiled by having access to Mitsuwa in Arlington Heights, Illinois for so many years. That Japanese mega store makes this place look paltry in comparison, but at least this is not 4000 miles away, so it will do for now. :)

This tour gives you a reall impression of the vegetarian kitchen of amsterdam and also the main…read morehotspots of amsterdam and historical places.

Open until 3 -am. Love the food. So yummy. Friendly people. Hard working people. Please support…read morethis business.

While in Florence several years ago my wife introduced me to the doner kebabs. It ruined me. Living…read morein LA kebabs were nowhere to be found, as far as I know. This kebab place was near my hotel and was bomb! Kebabs were just as good as I remember them. Clean looking shop and good price. 4 euro for a kebab.