Best Nepalese cuisine in Holland!…read more This is a nice, cozy(gellezig in dutch) out of the way restaurant near the Grote Market. The ambience is very relaxing, with candlelight, nice for couples as well as groups. I had the papadon with sauces(mint was delicious), onion bhaji(like onion rings but tastier with the sauces) and Lamb fika. The dishes were spicy, very filling and the lamb dish in particular was superb. The service is very prompt taking less than 10 minutes to fill the order. I consider this a must visit in Holland for Nepalese, Bhutan, Tibetan cuisine. Major thumbs up!

Lovely little restaurant! Food was very good, just as it was in Nepal. The waiter (owner?) is very…read morefriendly as well. The atmosphere is modest but cozy, with traditional Himalayan music in the background. Just how I like it when going for authentic food! I had a Anda curry + rice + lassi + large bottle of water for 20 euros.

This was some pf the most flavorful and good tasting food I have ever experienced in my life…read more Sherpa had great reviews and that held true for my experience. I had no idea I needed Nepalese/Tibetan/Indian food in my life. The smell as you walk into the restaurant immediately grabs your attention and lets you know you're in for an experience. Everything on the menu looked delectable and my only regret is that my stomach isn't big enough to have ordered every single thing on the menu. If k ever find myself in Amsterdam again I will undoubtedly be coming back to Sherpa.

Indian food is one of my favorite cuisines in the US, and I was happy to discover cuisines from so…read moremany cultures in Amsterdam as well. Sherpa also has a Tibetan and Nepalese twist, and the menu had so many new-to-me items, including Momos. The restaurant smells amazing when you walk in, so I knew that choosing an entrée would be difficult, especially with so many vegetarian options. I ordered the Tshel momos, which are stuffed with minced vegetables and steamed. They were served with a homemade tomato sauce that, while cold, complimented them perfectly. They were not spicy, which was different for me since I usually go for some form of noodles and love at least medium spice. My husband had the Yeti's Food- Stir fried noodles with boneless chicken and vegetables with Himalayan herbs. He usually goes for curry, so this was a change for him as well. Both of us really enjoyed our meals and are glad we went with something we've never seen in the US before. The service was great, and the servers brought out fresh papadam, raita, and some other condiments to try as soon as we were seated. They also kept our waters and my husband's beer filled and brought us Wilhelmina mints at the end of our meal with the check. Those mints are amazing and so much better than the US post-meal mints, and I had to buy a large package to take home! If you're looking for a culinary adventure in Amsterdam that is NOT Dutch food, check out Sherpa. Bonus points for being an easy walk from the museum district.

Great service and super intimate setting. Definitely have a reservation before going the food and…read morevibes are all worth it.

I have never tried Nepalese food and stumbled upon this place by accident for dinner one night…read morewalking around Amsterdam. It was so good we came back for lunch a few days later. It's a small cozy restaurant, reasonably priced with delicious super flavorful food. EVERYTHING is good. Service was great and the place was super busy both times we were there.

We came here as I heard it was recently opened. It is below the City Town Hall at a central…read morelocation. The interior is elegant modern not like the typical Indian restaurant. I had a mixed grill and some garlic naan. My wife had a lamb Rognan josh. Everything looked fresh and tasted excellent. Service was friendly. The card had plenty of the traditional Indian dishes as well as some Nepalese food. If you like Indian food we can certainly recommend it.

All in all really great place to have dine and wine. I and my friend really enjoyed food in this…read moresmall restaurant. Absolutely authentic taste, we enjoyed we did in Nepal last year. Highly recommended

The best Indian restaurant in Amsterdam. Authentic Nepalese meal. If you visit this restaurant…read moreplease don't forget to try chicken chilly and MoMo. Top of the world.

We stopped in for a bite to eat while exploring the area and honestly it was perfect. The service…read morewas pleasant and the food was good. We couldn't have asked for a better place to rest out tired feet and relax with a spritz.

Amazing food, friendly and helpful staff, and the interior is beautiful…read more I cannot speak more highly of this restaurant. After multiple delays at the airport I finally get to my hotel, it's 10pm and everything in the area is closed. I found this restaurant on my maps and decided to try it, best decision ever. Will be back tomorrow to try more items on the menu!

Ordered take away/delivery from Namaste many times while I lived in Hoofddorp in 2016. Portions…read moreand quality were fantastic!!

This Indian spot on the edge of city center Hoofddorp is a very good option for Indian cuisine. The…read morefood is tasty, the service is good and the atmosphere is pleasant. The prices are not bad considering the quality of the fare. The menu offers several Indian favorites. On my visit, I chose the lentil soup to start. For my main, I had the Chicken Karahi with Acha and Naan bread as accompaniments. I was quite pleased with my choices and was especially happy with the Karahi, which had the perfect level of spice for me. The prices were not bad. My total bill all inclusive was €27. I thought this was a reasonably good deal considering the quality of the fare and the overall experience.

Chicken momo is the best!!! Such friendly service, easy online ordering, and cozy ambiance with a…read moredimly lit atmosphere. Everything was so flavorful, love the saucy dishes. Excellent options for indoor, outdoor dining, but also take out! They charge extra for utensils to go. Everything was amazing however our tummy didn't react too well after the meal. Might have also been because we had been traveling, but definitely be cautious if you have a tender tummy!

The food is so good and the owners are gentle and calm. We ate here twice for dinner. My hubby…read morehad butter chicken and I had a vegetable rice dish with naan on the side. Excellent.

Little spot that we found, turned out to be a gem!…read more Great food and service. Authentic Indian food that hit the spot on a chilly, rainy day. Highly recommend if you are in the mood for some homemade food.

I had noted this place prior to our trip, as it is located within a couple of blocks of the Anne…read moreFrank House. I was only able to get tickets for the AFH for a 6:15 p.m. tour, meaning we got finished around 8 p.m. Hence, this became our late dinner option that day. I wasn't sure how busy they would be, but I guess we arrived late enough so that they had a few tables available. The restaurant is located on a fairly busy street (served by trams, which we later used to get back to the Central Station area). It is only a few doors down from one of the canals. The menu indicated that they had been in business since the 1980s, so they must be doing something right. As an added reference point, they are about a 20-minute walk from the Central Station. We arrived and were greeted and shown to a table near the front of the restaurant. It seemed to extend quite a way back, but I didn't have a reason to venture further in. Our server was friendly and provided menus and took our drink orders. I know they had wine but I don't know if they had a full bar. There were certainly several tables of Americans and Brits who appeared to be well served in that regard, so maybe there was a bar... The menu was fairly extensive, with an appreciable overlap with dishes we were familiar with from Indian places in the U.S. We all found something to our taste. I think we ended up with a couple of vegetarian curry dishes and one that was chicken-based. We also got naan and rice. Everything was good, and given the lateness of dinner (for us), we were hungry. When the food came out, they also brought one warming stand per dish. This was something new that we encountered at a couple of restaurants on this trip. This is probably more relevant in the winter months, but it kept the food hot. I'd likely return here for another meal if I'm ever back in Amsterdam.