14 of the Best Asian Restaurants in Amsterdam, from Sichuan, Amsterdam, Netherlands
I do realise that Asia is a large continent and that trying to cover restaurants from so many diverse countries in one article is a bit bonkers. And in fact, I’ve written separate articles about Indonesian rijsttafel, Indian restaurants and ramen joints - because those three cuisines are so well represented in Amsterdam. But for many other restaurants that would loosely fall into the “Asian” category - Chinese restaurants serving dumplings or hotpot, for example, Japanese restaurants serving sushi or street food, Thai restaurants or Vietnamese restaurants - there simply aren’t enough in Amsterdam that I’d recommend to make it worthwhile to publish a separate post. So with that in mind, here are my (fairly scant) recommendations: from Asian fusion to Chinese dim sum, and from Japanese sushi to Vietnamese pho.
As a restaurant critic, I rarely tend to go back to places more than once or twice. I make an exception for A-fusion : an always bustling Asian fusion restaurant in Amsterdam’s very own Chinatown, which stretches along the Zeedijk north of Nieuwmarkt and down a few of the alleyways that run off it. I’ve been regularly frequenting A-fusion since 2008, and I always leave my dining choices in the hands of the kitchen - ordering the fantastic “Bib Gourmand” menu. Whatever they bring is a delight, but I’d recommend adding some steamed oysters and truffle-beef sushi - because you’re worth it. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
As a restaurant critic, I rarely tend to go back to places more than once or twice. I make an exception for A-fusion : an always bustling Asian fusion restaurant in Amsterdam’s very own Chinatown, which stretches along the Zeedijk north of Nieuwmarkt and down a few of the alleyways that run off it. I’ve been regularly frequenting A-fusion since 2008, and I always leave my dining choices in the hands of the kitchen - ordering the fantastic “Bib Gourmand” menu. Whatever they bring is a delight, but I’d recommend adding some steamed oysters and truffle-beef sushi - because you’re worth it. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 14 of the Best Asian Restaurants in Amsterdam, from Sichuan
Guide Location: Netherlands » Amsterdam
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Author: Vicky Hampton
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Guide Location: Netherlands » Amsterdam
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Vicky Hampton
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.amsterdamfoodie.nl/amsterdam-food-guide/asian-restaurants-amsterdam-chinese-dumplings-japanese-sushi-thai/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- A-fusion
- Oriental City
- Sea Palace
- China Sichuan Restaurant
- Yuan’s Hot Pot
- De Japanner
- Sushi Fanatics
- OTEMBA
- Pho 91
- Little Saigon
- Little Thai Prince
- Kinnaree
- Bar Mash
- Boi Boi
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