We have had Din Sum at Oriental City and Full Moon. Both had good sized portions, pricer than I…read morehad hoped and good service. We went to both before 5 pm so eating was easy. During our most recent visit our servers at Full Moon were fantastic! The hostest looked us up and down and side. I want to put you in the other dining room with the three men (servers) they will take good care of you. You'll be finished in an hour and a half right? I have a reservation then. We were happy that three amigos took care of use. One of them was always passing by and filling our tea or taking or delivering dim sum baskets. He had us order in two and a half waves three items, when finished three more, and when more than full we order sesame balls to go. Happy we visited Full Moon.

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.

If you are looking for authentic Sichuan cuisine in the heart of Amsterdam, FuLu Mandarijn is a…read moreconsistently solid choice. It manages to balance a central, somewhat touristy location with high-quality food that doesn't hold back on flavor. * The Food: The flavors are bold and authentic. The Sichuan peppercorns provide that signature numbing heat without being overwhelming. The Kung Pao chicken and the sea bass are personal favorites. * The Atmosphere: Spread across three floors, the interior is stylish and cozy. It feels a bit more upscale than your average Chinatown spot, making it great for a nice dinner out. * Service: Attentive and relatively quick, even during the busy dinner rush. The only reason it's not a perfect 5 is that it can get quite loud when full, and the prices are a bit higher than other spots in the area. However, the quality of the ingredients and the presentation definitely justify the slight premium. Overall: A reliable, delicious spot for anyone craving real Chinese spice in the centrum.

A bit overpriced, but we loved their spicy crispy chicken, which came in a huge quantity. It was…read morealso sweet that they gifted tangerines around lunar New Year's Eve and day.

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.

This cheery small restaurant offered some of the best Asian food that I have ever tried. It was sad…read moreto see that it was right across from Wok to Walk since that place was so busy. This restaurant had reasonably priced menu items and everything was made fresh. The Jasmin white rice was cooked perfectly, and the meal came together very well. When looking for Asian food in Amsterdam, this is your place!

I must be insane to eat only at chinese places in Europe, but #tightbudgetproblems. While walking…read moredown the narrow but lively streets of Amsterdam, I noticed this restaurant where other asian people would eat too. So this got me curious. I decided to come back next day to give it a try. Their menu is fairly simple, and broken down by what kind of meat you want. I opted for a plate of shrimp with an extra for fried rice. I have to admit that the lady taking my order spoke to me in Mandarin and I struggled to reply to her. Was able to understand 70% of it before giving up, but that's beyond the point here. The food itself: portion was good enough to satisfy your hunger until the next meal. Taste-wise, it tasted just like what you would expect from a family-run restaurant - a feels-like home taste (which is a positive thing). There are a few tables inside and outside the restaurant where you can sit down do eat. Overall, a nice place to eat good chinese food, in the heart of Amsterdam.

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...

Traveling in Europe in January 2026. Weather was cold, but didn't stop me from finding good food…read more Most of my eating experiences here in Amsterdam, was in the Chinatown area. This particular restaurant satisfied my craving for Asian food, located next to the Red Light District. Service was very helpful and friendly, food was just as good! Was also interesting to see the Asian staff speak Norwegian also to other customers. Great place to get your Asian food fix when traveling here.

Just just left Oriental city...two of us ordered a meal, sent the entrée back and ate only part of…read moreour appetizer; got our check and departed. I have no idea how this is a 4.2 rating. First, let me say the carpets are filthy dirty, and we didn't realize this until we were seated. There are small flies, flying around on the second level where we were seated. While we waited for our food they were everywhere. We both swatted flies on our legs and arms. We ordered the ribs with bone in black bean sauce to share, and when it arrived, it was tasty but there were small chips of bones in the sauce that made it very unpleasant to eat. We sent that entrée back. We had the shrimp and chicken satay which we only ate half because the satay pieces on the bottom of the plate were just sitting in grease. So we paid for our soda and beer and the satay and departed. This is the definition of a tourist trap restaurant. I find it hard to believe any self-respecting Amsterdam person couldn't find a better Chinese restaurant to eat in.

Make a reservation. Only way in. Awesome food. Hot and sour soup was just the right spice. Sweet…read moreand sour pork was good. Fried rice was odd, stick to steamed.

Excellent food, friendly staff. Good for eat-in or take away…read more Probably the best Chinese restaurant in Hoofddorp

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!

The new owners took over in early 2022. It's a very authentic Sichuan cuisine in Amsterdam…read more Reasonably priced, very high quality all-you-can-eat. Located on the Java island, a bit out of the way, but tram #7 stops right in front (Azartplein, last stop), and bus #43 also stops nearby. If you're staying at hotels by the passenger terminal do come before or after your cruise.

I feel like this place might do a lot better if it was closer to Chinatown -- it's a bit of a trek…read morefrom Centraal (well, 7 stops on bus 48, but still). The owner is a very jovial dude if you can speak Mandarin and loves to joke around with guests, but I don't think he's actually from Sichuan. The hot pot is fairly authentic, but the quality of some items leaves a little to be desired. Two of my colleagues ended up with mild gastrointestinal distress. I'm have mixed feelings about this place -- this is one of the only places in the city to get spicy hot pot without giving 24 hour advanced notice, which merits a lot of stars, but the food is only average. 3 stars, worth going to if you're craving hot pot (which I do, all the time. It's a burning desire most weekends)

This place is a cute little kiosk, not a restaurant so seating is quite limited. It tasted like a…read morelittle bit of home. I can see why others say the bing needs more egg but even though it's not the most authentic, I was satisfied. The line can get pretty long and moves kinda slow but if you're craving Chinese food, I think it's worth the wait

The place was pretty busy at 13:00 with a constant line of 4 people or a little more. I had to…read morewait about 30 mins after ordering. I got the Peking duck crepe. It is NOT Peking duck it's really roasted duck and they add crispy pork skin to it. The crepe was too thick. The only good thing about the dish is that it's big and it will fill you up. I guess this is what I get for listening to IG.