So,,, a friend of mine wanted to try this spot out. Its also only a few blocks away from where were…read morestaying at. Plus its attached to a pretty nice mall. Let's get right into it shall we. Number 235: The green curry with the beef,, curry was pretty good, minimal spice. Eats great with a bowl of jasmine rice. I would totally eat this again. Pad Thai: Every chef/cook makes pad thai differently. Unfortunately the ones served here falls a little short of expectations. I cant quite put my finger on it, but it's somehow lacking something. The place is definitely super cute. It has this loft style set up where you order downstairs where the main door is. Then head upstairs to a table and the staff will bring you your meal. My meal was pretty good, i'd stay off the pad thai. I wouldnt order it at a good restaurant anyways. I consider it "Simpleton Food." Thank you so much for reading my review. I hope this helps with your decision making experience. Enjoy your awesome yelptastic day!!

I'm not sure if it's the cashier doesn't follow directions or the cook can't read. We went there…read moreyesterday and my rice had onions and wasn't spicy as requested. They returned w/rice that appeared to be soaked in Sricha hot sauce. It was so hot I couldn't eat it. We returned today and other take out. Once we arrived at the hotel there was no shrimp in either order of shrimp fried rice. We called and the cashier asked "what does the receipt say?" How about they don't give receipts!!! 1 star and 2 thumbs down.

tasty food! partner and i had the creative menu at around 65 euros pp. it was a bit pricy, but the…read morefood was very good--and there was a lot of it, with both of us leaving very full afterwards. it's a bit expensive, but to my understanding it's an expensive area and you do get to try a large variety of options. if you're looking to splurge, it's a good option. the truffle wagyu roll was especially nice, and the plum wine on their menu is quite tasty! service was great! the night we were there, staff and visitors were speaking both canto + mando, so if authenticity was a concern, you can probably rest easy. no issues at all communicating in english, and from the looks of it none of the tables around us speaking dutch had any either. would definitely come back some time to try out more of the menu (:

There used to be an ambiguous Chinese restaurant situated at this location. Well, it wasn't really…read morethat dotchy. But this is Zuid and in Zuid people have money to spend and they don't want to spend it on stuffy Dutch Chinese fair. Babi pangang and Foe yong hai might have sufficed for grandpa & grandma and mom & dad, but the new generation wants modern and hip. They want small little nibbits and lots, cause sharing is caring. They want flavors that remind them of the flavors they experienced during their far east holidays. In Zuid, Asian fusion is the way to go. Thus about 2 weeks ago, a new Asian fusion restaurant opened it's doors in de Maasstraat. Not that there's any shortage of Asian inspired restaurants in the Rivierenbuurt, with Kaiko, Sapporo, Korean Garden, Hakata Senpachi and Orbit to name a few, only a stones throw away. I pass the restaurant regularly on my way to the appie for my grocery rants. The enticive menu lured me in this evening. By the way, their menu is a little more extensive then the one posted online. Let's see, the spider roll with soft shell crab, avocado, Japanese mayo and tobiko. Fried spicy dynamite roll with tuna and kimchi? Oyster cutlet roll with crispy oyster, red onion, almonds and tonkatsy mayo...hmmmm, interesting. Yaikes, €9 for 4 pieces?! Right..... let's just leave the creative sushi rolls for now and move on to the meals, shall we. Scallops with garlic topping, soft shell crab with garlic and red pepper, Malaysian curry sirloin with vegetables, steamed turbot with spring onions, ginger and doused with hot soy oil. Yahaa! The meals are on the small side here, so I was advised to go for 3 dishes per person. After viewing the prices, I only went for two dishes though. This prompted the question, only 2? You're not that hungry then?! Which lead me to respond with a hesitant yes. What I meant to say however was: Actually, I am very hungry but this is all I can afford right now. For a shared dinning concept, meals aren't economical to say the least (average pricesof ~ €8-13 per dish). I ended up going for the beef skewers with Malaysian peanut sauce and the Tuna Tataki with ponzu dip. Although beef skewers reminded me more of the Indonesian style sate rather than Malaysian with the sweet ketjap, they tasted okay. The seared tuna was also fine. I was expecting a fresh citrusy sauce as depicted in the picture on their site and was kind of disappointed when I couldn't detect any citrus flavors in the ponzu dip. What is that saying like? Never expect anything from anyone, because expectation always hurts. On the other hand, I was happy to discover only 2 dishes were sufficient to satisfy my hunger. So when on a budget my advise would be, go for protein! No, rephrase, ALWAYS go for protein, even when not broke. Even though the dishes didn't quite live up to my expectations, I think I will pay Michiu another visit. The food was good enough for me to still want to try other dishes on the menu, like turbot and the quail with goose liver. Yes, this place fits right in the neighbourhood with a high demand for contemporary fusion cuisine. Asian red is definitely the theme here. There is few seating outside as well. Prices are rather steep, but no more so then at Sapporo and Kaiko. Remember, this is Zuid and in Zuid people have money to spend. This newbie might do quite well....

So Vegan Friendly that they can make almost any dish vegan…read more This has become our favourite Thai restaurant in Amsterdam/Amstelveen not only because of the lovely server, Juliet, and the owner Oded, but since my husband and I have been vegan since 1990 and 1991 respectively, we so value a restaurant that works so hard in being vegan friendly that they are able and willing to make nearly everything vegan on their menu. They label many of the items vegan, but then when speaking to customers, they explain that they can make anything vegan. It is comforting and refreshing to have a Thai restaurant that is so accommodating and promotes veganism. The food is fabulous. The portions are large. The staff is great. The prices are reasonable. This place is highly recommended.

We were disappointed from the start. There was no beer, let alone Thai beer (or anything else…read morecontaining alcohol - this restaurant is alcohol-free). The lighting was so dim we needed to use a torch to read the menu. The sweet and sour dish was neither sweet not sour. The service was slow. We had been to this restaurant several times in the past, always to our satisfaction or better. Apparently it is now under a new management that still has much to learn.

Authentic Thai food, very clean setup. Staff is also sweet…read more Have tried with them multiple times - mostly veg curries, never disappointed.

A little bit overpriced in my opinion for the money you are paying is not worth it. I try the curry…read morechicken and the fried rice. It wasn't that bad but I have tried better thai food before. Tip: fried rice doesn't have much wok he Some ingredients I didn't like it in the curry like the thai eggplant it was kind of hard to eat. Top: The service is good especially the ladies. Good if you are eating with someone not for take away a bit expensive.

No vegetarian food available. They tell you they will take the animal out of your dish. Still they…read moreask € 20,- (€ 19,90 but if you pay cash you do not get your 10 cent back). This is almost fl.45,-(guilder/Gulden) voor een bakje rijst(rice)en een paar stukjes (9) groente(vegetabales). I am intollerent to green (red) pepper and told them. There was no problem they say at the counter. Still found 4 pieces in the dish at the end and maar me sick in the stomage the rest of the night. Still choose the shrimpdisch. This was the most terrible dish ever in my live (I am 54 years old) I stayed 2 month in Thailand and the food there is super. In Amsterdam Oost there is no sense of thaifood or any service. Never order there again. Thaicoon should be ashamd to call it Thai food because there are a lot of boedist people and who will never harm any living creature (strikt vegetarians). korp khun kráp (NOT!!!!!!!)

On our 4th week traveling all over Europe and we were craving for Asian food. We opted for Thaicoon…read more(clever name, by the way). Anyway, we found the food to be average and nothing special. Not as authentic as we would like it to be. Our green curry shrimp and especially the fried fish with chili sauce were significantly too sweet. I make Thai green and red curry at home back in the USA and I normally don't go overboard with the sugar. Also, bottled water cost more than alcohol and sodas so might as well order them instead of water, which is shockingly overpriced at 5 Euro per bottle. Tap water is not an option here unfortunately. Also, they don't offer Thai iced tea and mango with sticky rice so that's a let down. On a positive note, the service we received from a young lady (who spoke great English) was friendly. She was awesome.

The absolute _Best_Thai_ in Amsterdam!…read more I have been to many thai restaurants in amsterdam, and this is the one i keep coming back to. The staff is very ! friendly, the atmosphere is excellent. The open kitchen is on the left when u enter the restaurant. The ladies in the kitchen work very hard, and the food they produce is just top notch. You can reserve a table (dont forget, as it is very busy most of the times!) or order food to take home. No delivery unfortunately. Please do go to this Thai restaurant if you love Thai food, their tom Kha Khai is yummmmie!! Kap khun kha! ;)

Delicious food. My husband and I had a staple Thai place back in the states and I have no doubt…read morethis will become our staple in Amsterdam! Inside was very cozy with eclectic decorations. Food came quickly and staff was very friendly. Please note they do not take credit cards.

Amazing food. Lovely ambience. Delightful owner/host/server. We could not have had a more enjoyable…read moredining experience.

36 spicy beef dish is amazing! 79 coconut shrimp was…read morefantastic! If your near the RAI GET THE HELL OUT and walk 5mins to this place you won't be disappointed!!!

This is the 2nd time I've gone to this restaurant. It's a small restaurant with seating for 32…read more Fresh, tasty food. I had delicious Tom Kha Kai: Thai coconut soup with shrimps (instead of chicken), mushrooms, vegetables and lemon juice for 6 euros and Kai Phad Med Mamoeung - baked slices of chicken with cashew nuts for 11.25 euros. Large portions where you have leftovers. Delicious and great, friendly service. They accept credit cards, but with an added fee. Best to pay with cash.

4.25 Stars. Popped in after reading stellar reviews on Google and I wasn't disappointed!…read more The sweet lady who owns the place made a chicken Pad Kee Mao for me, even though it was off the menu, and it was delicious. The flavor was exquisite, and I don't know why... it just stands out in my mind. Also had a Tom Kha Gai, and it was lovely. Really fresh and delicious. The service was sweet and attentive, and I appreciated how there was that extra bit of care of my experience that goes along with a family run restaurant that has a tight knit staff all on the same page. The ambiance isn't anything to write home about, but it's still worth coming in for a sit down to receive sweet service and hot food. I don't know if this place is popular or not, but for a Thai fix, it deserves to be. If you find yourself in Amsterdam in such a position, visit Pheun Thai, and you'll find yourself fixed right up.

This is my first time in Amsterdam and I am staying in a hotel right down the street from KOH, last…read morenight my business partner and I went in search of food, we walked a few kilometers and looked into a couple of restaurants but didn't see, or smell, anything that looked good. The first place we walked by was KOH but it looked like a tiny little delivery place so we kept on walking. On our way back we popped our heads into KOH and that's when the wonderful smell of the food hit us so we popped in, sat down and ordered. The food was wonderful, it's a small loud bustling place that seems to do mostly deliveries, tables were tiny with uncomfortable stools but the food really shined! We were offered shrimp crackers when we sat and started with fish cakes that came with a yummy chili sauce. I had the yellow curry with chicken and it was extremely tasty, the flavors were on point and the chicken was cooked beautifully. A few bottles of Thai beer to go with the food made for a wonderful experience. Would definitely eat here again. Maybe not a fine dining atmosphere but the food was exceptional! I was only going to give four stars based on the noise and small cluttered dining area, based purely on the food it was a five star meal.

DISGUSTING. So, we had to wait 1 full hour to get our food…read more The weather today was CRAP, rainy and no intension to go out. So, we ordered at KOH. Litterally 60meters from our house, like i said, didnt want to go out. After one hour we called to ask where the food was..they said: its on its way (they deliver on bikes, by teenagers) and we explained we live across them so logically, you check the address right??!! Still...nothing after 10min. My husband went to there 'toko' and asked why oh why did it took so long?? The OWNER his response was this: Hey im doing my best! We dont know where your food is, probably with one of the bikers (???!!) wtf.. so my husband asked him if they check the adresses to start with, we live across them!! The owner then said: hey, then just order a pizza dude!! (Wtffff) this response and his behavior. Not professional, no excuse to us..but angry and didnt care at all! My husband told him, u know what, stick the money in your dirty food and enjoy it! We'll never order here again. Then the owner said; it will come in 10min, go home! (Wtf) Yes indeed, it arrived after 1,5hr...cold as ICE. Thank you and BYE.

Glad to find an authentic and good Korean restaurant in the Amsterdam area. Prices are higher then…read moreI'm used to at 20 for a tofu stew, but tasty for what you get. Their kimchi pancake is also different, with addition of mushrooms and cabbage and likely more gochujang) Korean chili paste). Also enjoy the side dishes they brought out. Will be fun to come back another time.

This is a real Korean restaurant in the Netherlands. As I am a Korea born and raised, I can…read morerecommend all the foods are real taste of Korea.