If you're in Amsterdam and want to try a bunch of different cultures' food, this is it! They have…read moremany cuisines ranging from Asian to European to American dishes. Since a lot of people eat there, it's hard to find seating so I recommend getting it to-go

Visited here and opted for a taste of Indian food. We had butter chicken, chicken tikka masala,…read morevegetable samosas & garlic naan . All very tasty. Everyone orders for themselves and finds a table to dine. There is an upstairs section to sit with a birds eye view of everyone below . Ambiance is great for people watching while enjoying your meal or glass of wine" liquid".

Closed until further notice. Under renovation. Too bad so sad. Going somewhere else for food…read more Restrooms cost one euro too

On the top floor of a rather new indoor mall at the Magna Plaza is the Food Department - an upscale…read morefood hall where a number of local restaurants and vendors are serving inspired and delicious dishes. My husband and I cane here before heading over to the Royal Palace and we were able to get different foods to satisfy our different cravings - he got a Hong Kong dumpling bowl from China Supreme and I got the nachos from Tacos & Tequila - both were really solid options. Then we each got some pizza from Toni Loco! The pizza was DELICIOUS on a sesame crust with great toppings (he got the Popeye and I got the Chorizo and tomato). This is the perfect place when you and your traveling companion(s) may be struggling to agree on food genres. We'd highly recommend it!

This food hall has a super high curved and colorful ceiling. Locals call it the "Sharpener"…read morebecause of the pencil shaped building nearby. It is popular with tourists and locals. We stopped in as part of a walking tour of Rotterdam. Our guide brought us to a Stroopwaffle booth and they demonstrated how they make the famous Dutch treat. We each received a Stroopwaffle and a lemonade. It was a fun stop.

We stopped in at Foodhallen as part of our walking tour of Rotterdam. This venue has over 30…read moredifferent food and drink vendors. We didn't get to sample any of the local cuisine other than try one of their famous Stroofwafels. Would love to go back tho and spend an afternoon sampling more local foods.

Good food I ate here every day for the last four days while visiting and taking the train to and…read morefrom Amsterdam. this would be a terrific restaurant if it wasn't for the grumpy blonde in the morning shift I don't think she likes anyone including herself. The other employees are all very friendly and nice.

I take the train to Utrecht Central Station almost every workday and Schiphol Airport is my default…read moretransfer. Once a week I am eating at this place in the morning or late afternoon. This time I took a banana smoothie and some sausage bread :). Quite simple, isn't it? Sometimes I miss the variety of some species, but I like the refreshment of the little breads. The service is very fast to takeaway and to hurry your train. Also for vegetarian people there is a lot of choice. You have the restaurant and express which is one the LaPlace. They have delicious healthy smoothies, salads, sandwiches, pizza and little snacks. But also cold drinks, cappucino and tea are part of the company. The personnel is very friendly and helpfull. If you want to bake your egg, they are prepared to do that for you :). Most of the visitors are staff from Schiphol, tourists, daily travel users or business people who are in conversation. Chargers are avaiable at the tabels for charging your phone or laptop.

It's like a fancy food court with multiple little restaurants scattered throughout an industrial…read morelooking warehouse. All of the food establishments are fast-food type of joints, but the food they serve is very good. There are also several bars, serving a variety of beers, wines and other drinks. Restaurants, if you can call them that, range from fusion (Korea meets Philly) to Mexican, Thai, Burger, Pizza, Sandwich and other ethnic places. Here is what I had: 1. Pierogi - excellent. They have three kinds - classic (potatoes and cheese), feta and spinach; and ground beef. I asked for a mix - two of each kind - and loved them all. First cooked and than pan fried, they are served with several sauces, grilled onions and bacon bits on top. 2. Korean Cheesesteak - very good. Served with bulgogi type beef with melted cheese on a brioche bun. Just get the food and sit at any of the bars or tables and roaming waitresses will approach you to ask you if you want any beers or other beverages. Also, it's a credit cards only establishment!

Most of the vendors here serve tasty, fresh food. My favorites are The Poke Bar (Classic Tuna…read morePoke) and The Roaming Panda (Asian street food - the fried chicken wings are particularly good), topped off with a Three Cents Ginger Beer. My only complaints are that often times (even during peak meal times), half the food stalls are closed, plus drink service is extremely slow.