The food is really good here. The service is exceptional! Megan is awesome! Look for her. She's…read moreamazing!

Solid Cantonese fare; they have an extensive menu, a lovely 2nd floor location with views of the…read moresquare, a very clean kitchen (which we walked through to get to the annex dining room), and strong air conditioning (a must in the 98 degree heat of summer!). Har gow and siu mai are both prepared in-house, which is a benchmark for quality dim sum. If we lived here we would become regulars. Reservations available online through their website - not necessary on weekdays, but they get busy on weekends/res recommended.

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a tasty experience. New King is located in Chinatown,…read moreapparently in the middle of the red light district. Dining is indoors exclusively, split up on 3 levels. Started off with the crispy pork belly, roast duck, dumpling flat noodle soup and it was decent. The dumplings were filled with bouncy shrimp. The duck was flavorful, a touch lean, and quite meaty. The crispy pork belly was ok. The flat noodles were drier than typical and the broth was tasty. The large portion was sufficient for one! Added on an oyster a la mode and it was tasty although the oyster was on the smaller side...bummer. Service was quick and attentive by the staff. They take credit cards too.

I love this Chinese restaurant in Amsterdam. I cannot believe I haven't written a review on here…read moreyet. It's my go-to place when friends are visiting or dining alone. It's very traditional yet not fancy. There may be a line, but worth waiting under 10 min usually. Only downside is that the tables can be close and if it's quiet, or you're on a first date or something, you're RIGHT NEXT to this other couple who can listen to everything you say. Sometimes need some background noise!

My wife and I were looking for a dim sum place near where we were as we walked back to our hotel,…read moreand One Dim Sum popped up on Yelp! We arrived around 4:30, and it was not a problem getting a table although the place was busy. They sat us in the window looking out on the street. The service was prompt, and the menu had a lot of options. We placed an order for seven different small dishes. In short order, the dishes arrived one by one. We were tired from the flight over, but the food picked us up. We got the chicken dumplings, the pork dumplings, the minced beef meatballs, an onion pancake, spring rolls, and a few more items. Everything seemed freshly cooked. The food was good but did not wow us. They give you soy sauce for the dim sum, but I would have liked additional sauces. I did ask for some hot sauce, and they brought me a chili oil sauce which was very good. The staff were very friendly and happy to help with any request. The price was reasonable (two of us for under $50 Euros). The decor is neat and clean. I would definitely recommend.

Great food and lovely service. Beef with rice noodle (can also get it with udon) was large in…read moreportion with plenty of meat. Pork bun was a huge hit and had to get another order. I think it's an Amsterdam thing but wanted to give a heads up that you have to pay for TAP water 2 Euros for one carafe. Not used to paying for tap water so little bitter about it but when I'm Rome...

Good food in downtown Amsterdam. The seafood and the hot sour soup were both tasty. A good local…read morebeer was a proper addition.

They double-charged us (charged our debit card twice when it showed it failed) and said to just…read more'take it up with the bank'. So rude. Never going back. I've been eating here over 20 years off and on, but the past few years changed to takeaway only, mostly due to the rudeness of the service but still get take away because of the convenience of this location to cycle to. My partner is Chinese, you'd think they'd be nicer to him, but they seem even more rude. Often asking us for cash instead of letting us pay with PIN (Dutch debit). Unbelivable awkward thinking we are tourists. The food is average and has declined greatly lately. It's just a fastfood level, "move them in and out" type of place.

I met friends here in a Thursday night at 7 pm. It's in the heart of the Leidseplein area, but is…read morenot a tourist trap. It's a mix between authentic Chinese and Dutch Chinese food. Service is so friendly and authentic too. One of us dropped a chopstick on the floor and a waiter brought a new pair over before we asked. Amazing. Food was soooo tasty. Oh my. I highly recommend this place. The room is a big square with some nice art work. The tables are close and it's loud, and not intimate. But I look forward to returning.

A place to remember. Simple, great people, reasonable prices and the most important.. the best…read morefood. The ambience in this place was at me expectation. However what makes this place so special is the person (in the pictures) who took care of us. She was fantastic.

It's fine Cantonese food, about what you'd expect from a regular Asian restaurant in Amsterdam…read more Nothing spectacular, but did the job when we were hungry and wanting some dim sum. It's nice that they're open late. We got the bbq pork buns, sticky rice, and shumai. The shumai were a lot tinier than I'm used to, but the flavor wasn't bad. Same with the sticky rice - I enjoy all sticky rice so I still liked it a lot, but definitely wasn't close to the best I've had. The bbq pork buns were pretty good though, very fluffy and the filling was well flavored. Service was not too quick but still came in a reasonable amount of time. It was a convenient spot near our hotel to grab a bite!

Great food & service. :-) Family helping each other out . Will surely comeback. Friendly owner…read more Very busy restaurant.

Awesome food! The service was awesome and they had good music taste! Would recommend!read more

This place is very busy but the food weren't what I expected. The French fries were very salty,…read morenoodle soup were bland & Gyoza was okay. Wasn't authentically made.

My favorite "Indochinese" restaurant in Amsterdam. It's a classic Chinese restaurant inside - very…read moresimilar to what you'd expect in America, but the food is a bit different. Egg foo young is tomato sauce based, not creamy and white sauce. It's superlekker though. I was shocked at first but it's really good. The egg rolls are different too. One is huge! See my photos. It's not full of eggs either. Very friendly and large. Good place for distancing if you want to eat inside. Takeaway is good. Large menu. Great location. No honden allowed unless you're just picking up.

Wow, really tasty chinese restaurant! Usually we only order…read moreour food to go, so we never experienced the service of the waiter. Til now there's nothing negative to say about Pagode, cause the food was everytime excellent, just like the friendly waitresses who took our order. And after a few minutes we could already leave with fresh hot food and a lot of spicy sauce. One of the best choices for chinese food

Wongkee is a lovely Chinese restaurant. We are visiting from Ireland and went here as we were…read morestaying in the Olof Palmeplein apartments right next door. The waiter was kind and service was efficient. The food was the best part. We had the sweet and sour chicken and the chicken curry and they were amazing. The place is really nicely decorated also. I would recommend 100%.

Wing Kee has been around forever and known for providing simple, cheap and good traditional Chinese…read moreCantonese cuisine. As with everywhere else, it's not cheap anymore, but still delicious. The comfortable interior is still the same with the pale pinkish walls and framed Chinese art. Tables aren't squeezed too close together. Waitresses are the same as most typical Chinese restaurants, quick and no-nonsense. That's fine with me! I try to drop by every year, and today I was craving crispy pork belly and roast duck with white rice (Combo #14). The roast duck is called Peking Duck here, but it is not anything like Peking Duck with buns you'd find in USA, UK and Hong Kong. It's like the roast duck hanging in the windows. For €19 I thought I would get more meat and maybe a few Chinese vegetables on the side of the plate, but the portion was enough for my lunch. The dish was definitely tasty and I'll be back when I have another Cantonese BBQ craving in Amsterdam.

Sometimes I like to light-heartedly tease people about traveling to the other side of the planet…read morejust to eat food you can get at home. For whatever reason this trip might be the first time I really missed home-cooking/comfort food for once. My wife and I ordered their 2 meat platter of your choice (which comes with rice), a small wonton soup, and beef chow fun. I'm personally VERY picky when it comes to beef chow fun. Before I took a bite of anything else, I had a bite of the chow fun first and was pleasantly surprised. It was delicious (though a bit bland for my taste -- personally). The smell of wok hei coming off the dish was very reassuring. The onions had seared spots, so I knew this chef knew what he was doing. For the 2 meats, we ordered siu yuk (crispy pork belly) and char siu (BBQ pork). Both were equally good, but I thought the siu yuk was a little better. The braising liquid/juices it comes with really enhances everything. Excellent with rice. Wonton soup was light and very delicate. The wonton was good, though nothing special. Perfect for the weather. Honestly the meal really hit the spot for my wife and I. We've had better at home, but Wing Kee is the real deal for Cantonese cooking and will guarantee to scratch that itch for home cooking. ALSO: the chili oil they have at the table is pretty spicy!! a must try for hot heads like me!