Dynasty is a nice pan-Asian restaurant in the center of Amsterdam. The food is good and the service…read moreis very friendly. A nice break from the local cuisine. Sit in the back terrace. The surrounding gardens are beautiful.

Wonderful experience. Although arguably some of the best Chinese food ever, you have to have a…read morepalette that appreciates more than chicken & beef. The service was perfection and they even provided reading glasses (since I forgot mine). Dishes were served plate to plate before being left on the table. After asking many questions and trying to figure out which appetizers would be the best to order, the manager offered to bring a selection of appetizers and a selection of entrees for our table of five. Everything was excellent! Recommended apps: Bones of Dragon (spare ribs), Tails of the Lobster (similar to a lobster spring roll), Golden Triangle (lamb), and oysters. Recommended entrees: Secret of the Ox, Bangkok Prawns, Crispy Fish, Fragrant Crispy Duck, & Spicy Onion Lamb. Also try the Mee Krob (crispy noodles), Pineapple Rice & veggies as sides!

A-Fusion is A+++ I…read morehad dinner with a colleague at A-Fusion. We decided to play a bit of roulette for dinner and asked the staff to help make selections for us based on what they felt was a "must-have." Needless to say - she knew her stuff. The food was blend of creative beauty and amazing taste sized for folks to try a few different things. I don't remember that menu names for everything, but I do know that I'd have no shame on my next visit by pulling up this review to show my pics and ask for the same stuff again. We literally enjoyed every single thing we had. The place is impressive. As you walk up, you'll stumble upon their repetitive Michelin cards displayed at the front window. Based on the taste and experience, they were well earned. Surprisingly, the tab at the end of the meal was not expensive -- I thought the value was worth it. The place has a trendy feel to it. If you decide to check it out, your best bet is to make a reservation. It seemed to fill up with people before we finished. I'm in Amsterdam regularly for work - this place earned a spot in my "must stop by" list each time I visit Amsterdam.

Overall: 3 stars…read more Michelin guide Asian restaurant in the Asian district of Amsterdam. I do find it exciting that they are trying innovative flavors, but I also think its important to not overshadow some of the foundations in the process. (Tuna Nigiri: C) - Smells extremely delightful, but unfortunately dullfully lacking saline that could only be partially resolved by soy sauce. (Salmon Nigiri: C) - Fascinating concept with a South Asian influenced flavor profile that seemingly works. I'm not sure what the foam is supposed to be for since its completely disjoint from the salmon, but this dish wouldve worked if it was balanced with saline. (XO Siu Mai: B) - Surprisingly well flavored with a tender meat mixture, topped with some subtle xo to enhance with a noticeable but not overpowering spiciness. (Steamed Scallop: A) - This is the least fusion dish but also unironically the best from what I've sampled. A very classic profile with tender scallops, and an abundance of vermicelli and garlic that is perfectly seasoned with soy and sesame. Food: E Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

We really enjoyed our meal at Tasty Asia tonight. The jasmine tea was excellent as was the spicy…read moretofu My friend had the Kung Pau beef and said it was super flavorful. Small & cozy inside with excellent service and decent prices. A great find!

We were in a hurry, got a reservation last minute, and ate within an hour. The food was Pan Asian -…read morenot a large menu with limited drink options. We loved how the dishes weren't overly sugary.

The rude hostess was only to be outdone by the rude bartender. Not tourist friendly as apparently…read moreyou can only sit at the bar if you're not a local. We walked out and glad we did.

I don't understand the bad reviews on this place at all, because it was PHENOMENAL. We sat at the…read morebar. Katalene (sp?) was so knowledgeable and helpful. We ordered basically the whole menu - tuna crispy rice, spinach salad, dumplings, nigiri, sea bass, yellowtail, salmon, corn bites, and Madeline cakes for dessert. It was all so delicious. We would 100% come back.

So happy to see Nooch move from the Utrechtstraat to the Kinkerstraat--it's a fantastic addition to…read morethe neighborhood. The Asian Fusion here is consistently fresh, tasty, and great value. The food highlights for me are definitely the vegan duck pancakes (total highlight!) and the Pad Thai. I also tried the red curry salad, which was a really interesting and fresh combination of flavors. If you're into cocktails, the strawberry and elderberry G&T is awesome. They have plenty of vegan options, which is a huge plus, and the service is always warm and super quick. My only minor gripe is that the interior is a bit on the dark side, but it's still a nice vibe for a date or a group dinner. Really glad to have them nearby now. I'll definitely be back!

Loved it! Walking thru Amsterdam, we hit "hungry". I found Nooch and it turned out to be an…read moreaccidental gold mine. It pleased everyone! We had Chicken Noodle, Mango Shrimp Crab, spring rolls, red curry, and pad Thai. The restaurant caters to many eaters, vegan, vegetarian, and meat eaters. They have beer, wine, mixed drinks. It is a nice restaurant with friendly staff, and a calm atmosphere. We were lucky and were able to just pop in. But making a reservation is an option to make sure you get in.

De Piraat is a Dutch snackbar where you buy fries, kroketten, frikandellen, burgers, that kind of…read morestuff. All deep fried. And here there's a little Asian twist to it, because of the owners. They also serve fried banana for instance. People are friendly. But the quality of the snacks is so so. Fries and snacks straight from the factory. Not very inspirational. Might you want to snack here, try their homemade Indonesian bites...

The food was good but a little overpriced . Service was ok but very slow . The buns were delicious…read morebut the shrimp dumplings very plain.

Let's start with: This location is great. Very open feel to the inside, nice furniture -…read morecomfortable furniture, I should say. Sort of relaxed and easy going. Service is as bad as you're hearing about this place. It is BAD. It's such a shame. Owners who don't understand the value of a good team and the damage of a bad team. Anyhoodle! The food. The food was so-so (and we had a table FULL of different foods). I'd be willing to bet the chefs (none of which were Asian on the day we were there) weren't in love with their jobs at this restaurant. You know, you truly can taste passion. As much as you can feel it inside of a restaurant. I will try this one later in hopes of them working out their kinks. And by no means is this a review to deter people from having their own experience here, but more of a note to the owners: You've got an incredible location and a nice idea...put some passion and hard work into making it taste and feel great. There's nothing else in this area to really compete with in this style, so why not make a killing by making sure the quality of your food and service are high? Chomp chomp, Yelpers!

Should give Chinese name not Geisha. Restaurant is run by Chinese definitely not by Japanese. I…read morehave been eating sushi for over fifty years, they were not prepping rice correctly to be called sushi. Good thing I'm just passing through this country.

We had been traveling for almost two weeks and had been eating nothing but deep fried junk food in…read moreAmsterdam's city center for like two days. My body was craving something with actual nutritional value, and the Asian food scene was so strong here that we thought finding a sushi place seemed like a good idea. Indeed it was. Geisha is a really nice restaurant - dark and swanky, it was definitely a great place to have a meal. I also really dug the bar, which was super swanky and glass. This restaurant has a fairly limited sushi menu, but what we had was very good and fresh. But the dim sum menu was really the star of the show. We got iberico pork suimai which was REALLY good. And then the shrimp dumplings were also really delicious. The beef dumplings were also good but were pretty greasy and our least favorite. In addition I ordered the miso soup, which was possibly the best miso I have ever had. It was clearly made to order and came with a pool of lovely mushrooms - two kinds. It was absolutely delicious. Our waitress, who was the manager or owner was OK. She didn't write anything down and then had to come back to our table to verify our order. I also was somewhat disappointed that they charge you for tap water here (we were charged per little bottle they brought to the table). But other than that, it was truly a very nice meal.

Open since three months. Amazingly sweet staff who are willing to bend down and explain you all…read moreabout the menu. Asian restaurants like these you will find a lot in London, but in Amsterdam you can count them on half your hand. So we needed more places like this. It is the younger sister restaurant of the famous Asian restaurant Dynasty.( and same owner of Bo Cinq and Lion Noir. All restaurants i love) The food is a mix of Asian flavors. Vietnamese, Cantonese, Thai, Japanese and Indonesian. All small portions so you are able to share and try a lot. Loved the mixed crowd. A relaxed atmosphere and a very cosy interior. Hope for me that it does not get to popular ;-)

First off, don't go there with a group of 8 people, they deny to offer you an a la carte menu, and…read morethey insist you get a prefixed menu of E29.95. The quality and quantity are definitely not worth the price. I've had much better Asian food in other places. What's more, they do not really get that chicken is actually meat as they brought chicken as a non-meat option to the vegetarian of the group. The vegetarian in general paid the same and got less food/options. Rude, nonresponsive and intimidating-looking waitress.

Another one of my hidden gems. Ready to blow up at anytime and betray my inside knowledge and love…read more I come for the drinks. Stay for the food. And enjoy the staff, who always seem to laugh at me in the right kind of way.

We actually came here sometime around mid-afternoon when the restraunt actually turns into Tinner,…read morewhich primarily serves brunch fare. The poor waiter was absolutely slammed working on so many tables, no doubt before a flood of tourists had invaded the city for Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE). I had the Tinner burger and wasn't that impressed. It was a standard burger that could've used more flair (caramelized red onion perhaps?). My SO has the chicken club, which was filled with thick slices of chicken thigh that were exceptionally tender and juicy, meaning not over cooked. Throw a side of the truffle fries to share and some mimosas on the side, it was definitely a more than satisfying brunch.