Amsterdam Tourism & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Amsterdam

Amsterdam Tour & Travel Guide - Eating Out in Amsterdam

Van Dobben

This famous eating junction has been running successfully since 1940s. Popular for its chatty staff, white –tiled walls and of course its yummy sandwiches, van Dobben can easily fit into your pocket and is the best place to grab some quick snacks. ‘Pekelvlees’ which is more like corned beef is highly recommended along with kroketten(croquettes).

Japanese Pancake World

The one-of-its-kind restaurant specializes in ‘cook as you like’ theme, also known as okonomiyaki. Choose your stuffing and get your favourite pancake made exactly the way you want.

Los Pilones

Amsterdam only has a handful of Mexican restaurants and the owners Pedro and Hector make it a point to maintain a very high standard. If you want to eat ‘grilled beefsteak’, ‘fruity margaritas’, or juicy chicken rolls, Los Pilones is the place for you. Pick up some snack of your choice, couple it with a tequila shot, and you are all set to let your hair down on a Saturday night!

Oriental City

True foodies can never do without Chinese! This grand restaurant with pretty red lanterns is a lively eating junction for both locals as well as visitors. The 24-page long menu covers a wide range of Chinese cuisines.

Akbar

Being one of the oldest Indian restaurants in the city, Akbar specializes in north Indian delicacies. The restaurant also offers a nice range of starters, main course, desserts and drinks to choose from.

Taj Mahal

If you wish to enjoy true Indian dining experience right at the heart of Amsterdam, do try out Taj Mahal. The walls are decorated with paintings of Indian monuments, rivers, cities, etc. Tempting menu, quick service and the informal setting makes way for comfortable dinning.