Fantastic authentic Japanese kaiseki food. One of the best Japanese restaurants in the Netherlands…read more I would recommend anybody to visit. Do call to make a reservation as they only have 6 tables.

Excellent authentic Japanese cuisine! Small restaurant in…read morethe center of Den Bosch. Excellent service and very very good food. The sushi & maki menu is a bit limited but very fresh. All other dishes well made and tasty. One of the few authentic Japanese restaurants in Holland. Well worth a visit!

I don't like sushi for the most part and I'm very picky with my Japanese food but when I use to…read morelive in the area I frequented this joint often. All you can eat with pretty high end stuff, don't mind if I do! Everything is pretty tasty and I loved their fried rice lol so chinese of me. Anyways you have to finish your plates before you can order more!! Well I guess that's like most all you can eat places that aren't those massive buffets. This at least is top notch food and good quality.

Food was delicious, very carefully made and beautifully presented, location is cute and nowhere as…read morecrazy as downtown Utretch (or especially Amsterdam), service is slow as per usual for European establishments but the staff are kind and courteous and speak English, Dutch, and Japanese. The only restaurant I've been to in the Netherlands so far that served still water for free at the table!

Ate here last time for dinner with my sister the day before leaving Amsterdam. Me and my sister had…read more2 different dishes to try and share that I got the ribeye don and my sister got the pork belly don. Both had tasted quite good and delicious to share and eat. The service there was also really good, attentive and efficient that we didn't waited too long to wait and get our orders right. Finally, I definitely would eat and come back again anytime soon when I visit Amsterdam someday!

Great Japanese cafeteria. If you would like to eat japanese,…read morebut don't go for the fancy looks of the food or the place this is the place to go. Interior of a little cafeteria where the sushi chef is preparing the food in a corner. OK, the sushi doesn't look perfect and the layout of the food isn't fantastic, but it taste great. Lots of great tasting food for a low price.

Fresh ingredients cooked right in front of your eyes! By the time your food is ready you are so…read moreready for it after watching the great show. ;) The food is freshly made and is not just sitting there waiting to be reheated. If you are looking for Gourmet Japanese food, try this place out!

I was quite disappointed with the teppanyaki and not a patch in the Yamazato restaurant at the…read moreOkura in Amsterdam

If you're in the area looking for a great Japanese lunch or dinner, look no further!!…read moreAuthentic Japanese food served by family owned/operated. I can't wait to come back!!

This place has good raamen! In fact, it's the only place in Noord-Holland (since it's just outside…read moreof Amstelveen, in Uithoorn) where they have good raamen! The first time I went here the miso broth was on the salty side. Last time it was perfect. The noodles are traditional Japanese raamen noodles, the broth is based on chicken and not pork, they have both shoyu and miso broths and they even offer a lunch menu deal with a slightly smaller sized bowl of raamen with cha shu (roasted pork) and a side of rice, some pork gyoza and a small salad. All that for €12 (check the pictures). This place is NOT operated by Chinese people like nearly all Japanese restaurants in Amsterdam! No, this place is operated by Japanese people who actually know what they're doing. They are open from 12-2 PM for lunch and I've only been here for lunch and not yet for dinner so I cannot say much about that. It's not a huge place but it's always filled with actually Japanese people and the occasional Korean people. This should mean a lot because it indicates that Japanese people approve of this place! I recently decided to not eat pork anymore, so finding the right raamen last time proved a bit lacking in choice. There seemed to be two raamen that didn't have pork but the one I ordered deceived me! I ordered the raamen called "spicy leek" (€11). No mention of pork or any other protein but the fact that all broth is based on chicken. It didn't come with a few slices of roasted pork. Instead it came with small chunks of lean roasted pork sprinkled all over my bowl. Not a problem since I don't refrain from eating pork based on religious reasons so my food was not "tainted" in my eyes. I just removed the pork, gave it to my happy carnivorous friend and everyone was happy again! Just good to know for all ya'll health conscious people who want to eat here. Tell them "no pork", beforehand. If I don't feel like traveling all the way to Dusseldorf for a decent bowl of raamen, I'll just come here again next time! Definitely good raamen and only 15-20 minutes away from Amsterdam by motorbike/car.