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Puri Mas Lange Leidsedwarsstraat 37/41-I (627 76 27).  
Large Indonesian restaurant close to Leidseplein, with friendly staff who will take time to explain the menu. That menu of course sees the usual extensive selection of dishes, the highlights being the 'rijsttafels' (rice tables), which Puri Mas also serves for solo diners which is pretty uncommon. Good value for money.
Open daily 5pm-11pm. [no reviews, be the first]Rakang Thai Elandsgracht 29 (620 95 51).  Trendy
Thai restaurant in the Jordaan, popular with locals. The interior is a wonderful
combination of Thai tradition and modern influences, with cane chairs
wrapped in white cloth, paneled walls with modern lighting and beautiful
designer chinaware, each course served on a different plate. Delicious authentic
Thai cooking.
Open daily 6pm-10.30pm.
[10 reviews, avg 9/10] |
| Sama Sebo PC Hooftstraat 27 (662 81 46).  Considered
by many as the best Indonesian restaurant in town. The specialty here is
of course the 'Rijsttafel' , a 20-dish festive menu. Traditional Indonesian interior
with rush mats and batiks. Located on PC Hooftstraat, Amsterdam's playground for the rich and the beautiful, so the sidewalk tables make for good people watching during summer.
Open noon-3pm and 6pm-10pm.
Closed Sun.
[15 reviews, avg 8/10] |
| Take Thai
Utrechtsestraat 87 (622 05 77).  Original
Thai cuisine in basic white interior. Symmetrical minimalistic furnishings,
like the vertically placed fluorescent tubes, are beautiful but do nothing
for the acoustical qualities. The delicious food however more than makes
up for this. A la carte or menus for two. Popular, so make reservations.
Open daily 6pm-11pm. [4 reviews, avg 8/10] Tempo Doeloe Utrechtsestraat 75 (625 67 18).  Upmarket
Indonesian restaurant with authentic food. Informal atmosphere with linen
tablecloths and flowers in abundance. Of course they serve a traditional
rijsttafel - a multi-dish festive menu - but don't miss the simply delicious
'sateh kambing'. Remember, when it says it's hot, it's hot!
Open daily 6pm-11.30pm.
[9 reviews, avg 9/10] Wagamama Max Eeuweplein 10 (528 77 78).  Imported from the UK, this is franchised fast food territory, but with an upmarket twist. All dishes are freshly cooked, and there's a huge variety to choose from. The downside is there are no entrees, just main and side dishes; they bring you whatever is ready, so it's a bit difficult to get any kind of order into your meal. No reservations.
Open daily 12am-11pm.
[8 reviews, avg 4/10] |
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