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 were looking for a place for lunch in between visits to the Rijksmuseum and Museum Van Gogh…read more Prices were on the steep side for lunch but the food was delicious. I especially like the Bento I ordered with Thai Beef salad. Service was fast, friendly and efficient!

Very disappointed. It's a club that serves mediocre food. If that's what you're looking for, then…read moreby all means you should go. We went based off the website boasting high end small dishes. We were anticipating thoughtfully prepared Asian fusion cuisine in an elegant setting. We ordered the tasting menu. None of the dishes were inspired. The menu started with an oyster in the half shell with a nice Asian version of a mignonette. The mignonette was excellent but the oyster itself was a little fishy. The sashimi that followed was good but identical to sashimi anyone can get in any decent sushi restaurant. The black cod followed. Like the sashimi, it was good but nothing special. The last main was seared wagyu. It was nicely cooked but the sauce was a completely uninspired sweet sauce that actually detracted from the taste of the meat. The tulip pot dessert was hands down the high point. It was the one part of the menu that felt in any way inspired. The service was friendly but very slow and very disjointed. The music was too loud to allow a meaningful conversation. The dining room is thoughtfully designed and actually quite cool. So, if you're looking for a club that serves mediocre uninspired Asian fusion cuisine, by all means go for it. If you're looking for a nice restaurant with thoughtful Asian fusion dishes, you might want to look elsewhere.

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!

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.

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.

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.

We were welcomed warmly. Seated promptly, and had excellent, attentive service the entire evening…read more We enjoyed the overall ambience. It was busy and bustling with personalized attention. We had the Rouge 74 Chinese menu and enjoyed each course. We started with edamame, followed by the most beautiful and tasty sampler of dim sum. The flavors were interesting and each piece was so tasty. Our main course was Peking duck and we loved the meal. The presentation was lovely and the steamed bao buns were a nice surprise. For dessert we had a specially made cocktail to complement the mango tapioca and gelato. Superb! The most enjoyable part of our dining experience was watching the bartender craft cocktails (we sat at the bar). His attention to detail led to cocktails that were true artistry! Our cocktails were truly outstanding. We highly recommend reservations at Ron Gastrobar if you are in Amsterdam.

Can I eat the whole menu? The only issue you might have is holding yourself back from trying too…read moremuch. It truly is a gastronomic take on Chinese/Indo food. I am a sucker for the snacks and dim sum. Highly recommend doing a sampler. We also got the curry shrimp and beef satay. The shrimp was amazing and paired with white rice that comes with it but you can also get a side of noodles or fried rice. Modern and trendy vibes in the heart of Amsterdam with Spicy, tangy, Asian goodness!

Best Pad Thai I've ever had ! Light. Not heavy sauced…read more Charming ambience. Kinda cool how beers are served through the window for those sitting on pads on the rooftops.

Okay, so I might be a little biased since I work across the street from this gem. But, I'll write…read morethis up anyway. This place rules. If a foreigner were to ask me what I thought "gezellig" bars were like, I'd say nothing and just lead them here. It's so cozy, dark, lively and perfect. It's a place you can come to for 3 hours of easy conversation, slow drink drinking, a few snacks and let the city just stumble around outside the warm doors. Seriously, I love it here.

this is an ayce place where there are a few rules but the food is pretty decent. you can only order…read more4x dishes at a time per person on a tablet, and you can only do one round every 10 minutes. it seems like not a lot of time, but we took up the full two hours and were stuffed at the end. this place is pretty efficient and brings the food out so fast so you can really maximize the time. the food here is decent for ayce. sushi is fresh but i think the chinese dishes like some of the stir fry is the best part. the noodles and rice are mid though, so would skip the carbs. the desserts are also amazing, my favorite dish was the fried banana. definitely think this place is worth it, especially considering how high amsterdam food prices typically are.

Such an elegant and beautiful place to walk into! The…read moresetting is so classy and modern. This is one of our best experiences in Amsterdam. Normally I don't expect too much from all-you-can-eat sushi place, but the experience here is an exception. Every item was freshly prepared per order. You are not picking out half cold food from a buffet. You are picking 4 items at a time. The chef makes them with warm rice and crispy seaweed. Once you finish a round, you can pick 4 more, and so forth. I liked every item I tasted: Eel sushi Salmon (both sushi and sashimi) Tuna sashimi Grilled sea bass Wonton soup with shrimp BBQ spare ribs BBQ Peking duck The staff are very nice and attentive. We couldn't possibly ask for more. Highly recommended.

The Netherlands occupied Indonesia for hundreds of years and brought together Dutch and Indonesian…read morefoods. When in Amsterdam, there are many Indonesian restaurants. There is only one Bojo Speciaal. Nestled on a cozy street with lots of action, this place has been here since the 1970s. Walking in feels like a basement grotto with faint lighting and about ten tables in two rows. You already feel at home. Their menu is the standards of Indonesia, so there are no surprises. The wait staff are young and wondered if they were interested in being waiters. The owner or manager seated us. We ordered the SATÉ AYAM which is dark meat. We also ordered VEGA LOEMPIA'S or spring rolls which were disapointing. For the main course we ordered the NASI GORENG SPECIAAL or fried rice served with beef, pickled vegetables, skewer of saté and krupuk. We also ordered SATE-RIJST (grilled skewered chicken) in peanut sauce served with rice, pickled vegetables and shrimp crackers. Both were OK. Overall, this place is above OK, but did not feel it was great. When we paid the bill, they wanted cash, not credit cards which put me in an awkward position. It was about 65 Euros for the above with a beer and a soft drink. So, this place is worth visiting but with "reservations."

This is a touristy restaurant in the middle of a street of restaurants. But it boasts Indonesian…read morefood which alone makes it delicious. The husband and I ordered some specials from their menu. I ordered the Satay platter which came with chicken, pork and lamb. DELICIOUS! The sauces they give with it, even more delicious. My husband ordered some fried rice curry dish. Not sure what it was, but it was tasty. The food did come out a bit overcooked and service was slow considering we were the only customers in the restaurant. With a bunch of Indonesian restaurants around, this one is fine and not a bad choice. But if you get out of the touristy area you can find much better options.