Delicious! We came here because it was so highly rated on many websites. This was our first dinner…read moreand Amsterdam and we were impressed. The ramen was on point. Delicious noddles and toppings, the broth was so rich and tasty. Gyoza appetizer was great too! Service was decent, but that's all of Europe right lol. I enjoyed the ramen here more than most places and I definitely recommend coming here if you're in the mood!!

Heard this was a good ramen spot in the area, when we got there there was a line of a couple people…read morebut we were able to get seated pretty quick since our group was small. The place was nice and clean. I thought the food was just alright, the noodles springy. I thought the spicy ramen broth wasn't very spicy and not too flavorful. I tried my friends creamy broth which was more Interestring since it was creamy but I felt it just made it more silky, he got the chicken and that was just alright.

We were there for an early dinner so it wasn't too crowded yet. It's a small restaurant so better…read moreto have a reservation. We ordered the bento for 2pp. We got 3pieces for each of fresh sashimi followed by bento consisting of skewers, several sushi rolls, etc. Good quality & value for the amount of food we got. We enjoyed our meal very muc

I know this is a big statement, but this might have been the best sushi that I have ever had. Ever…read more I was a walk in on a Tuesday night and grabbed a seat at the bar. Everything on the menu looked so delicious but I went with a few recommendations from the server and bartender. The oysters were delicious! From Ireland apparently. They came three to an order and whatever brine they were in was so tasty. The info in this review might be a little lacking because I cannot remember the name of a single thing I ate, but it really was SO good. I got one roll with salmon and another with scallop, but were torched after served and I loved that they were served warm. Everything did take just a little bit of time to come out, so they kindly brought over a bowl of edamame. I wasn't in a rush so I didn't mind at all (but obviously loved the surprise edamame). The space was cozy and perfect for a date, solo night like I had, girls dinner, whatever. If you love sushi, you are going to want to make a reservation here.

My friends and I came here for a late dinner on a Saturday evening. It was pretty busy, but we were…read moreseated upon arrival. Food: They had a vegetarian takoyaki on the menu, which I haven't had in many years. Obviously it didn't have actual tako in it, but it was still very good. I also had the vegetarian ramen that was also good. Service: Service was quick and easy. Not much to add. TL;DR - Not a bad place for vegetarian ramen and appetizers!

Ramen no for me, I had the veggie ramen. It was OK. My friend asked for corn in her ramen and they…read moredid not add it. Service was fast. Noodles were good but overall OK.

What an incredible dinner we had at this place! Food was amazing! Presentation is appetizing!…read moreHighly recommend to vegans and NON vegans!

Very eclectic place. Great food, not the greatest service or comfortable dining experience. 4/5 for…read morethe food; 3/5 overall. We arrived around 6:30pm for dinner. Staff don't bother to find tables for you; they let customers figure things out among themselves. Alright. We eventually grabbed a table after 5-10 minutes, then had our order taken 10 minutes later. The food took a long time to come out: about 40 minutes (other than 1 appy that came out after 20). Good thing it was tasty. We got: -plantain fries (€6) -- tasty, especially with the sweet dipping sauce, but you get about 8 fries, so not great value. -okonomiyaki (€12.90) -- this was wonderful. So many lovely textures, flavours, and seasoned beautifully. This was the highlight of the meal for me. -vegan plate (€18.90) -- really nicely designed plate, with a base of brown rice, with a sort of Japanese slaw, vegan chicken katsu, tempura (apparently, though I didn't notice it), and stir fried veggies. Super tasty stuff. Not the biggest portion, but not bad either. My friends each got the crispy roti wrap (€14.90), which they loved, and the taste I had was great. Overall, great food, not the best dining experience. Perhaps my experience wasn't representative. I'd go back for the okonomiyaki alone.

Small restaurant for Japanese food -- decent sized menu including raw fish, rolls, and typical…read moreJapanese dishes like curry and udon. The prices are pretty reasonable and the food is pretty good, though I only tried the sashimi assortment (large) and can't speak to the hot food. The sashimi assortment came with a good amount of sashimi though it didn't specify what kinds of fish it came with, some were more a miss than a hit. Overall the fish was fresh and I enjoyed it. Service was a bit slow, but mainly because there was only one waitress serving the entire restaurant (and maybe just one chef), so not really their fault. All in all, decent place for Japanese food.

A cute little place for Japanese food! The service here is very friendly and they speak English,…read moremaking it easy for tourists. Our waiter was very friendly and helpful in addition to being quite chatty, which I liked because he was able to give us recommendations on places to visit. As for the food, everything I had was quite good. My udon had a light, savory broth, crispy shrimp tempura, and a soft boiled egg. Other than being on the small side, I'd get it again.

This place is absolutely amazing!!! Found this place originally via Yelp…read more Definitely recommend hitting it before it opens- it gets busy and the wait is well deserved! They run a very streamlined business. Some of the best Ramen we have had outside of Japen itself. We were visiting from the states and saw the reviews for Ramen-Kingdom and had to try it. SO worth it!!! Venue is small- but seats a decent amount. Absolutely amazing menu. Options of additional noodles as well.

Not worth the wait in the cold, it was freezing so we decided on ramen, but I had way better…read more The line was huge because it is a small place, the broth was good but not the best I had and I will never wait in the freezing cold for this.

S I came from the United States. The food here is great and…read moreof good quality, but the service staff's attitude isn't very good. You can choose the all-you-can-eat option. The window seats offer a great view. There's a parking lot behind the restaurant.

Great for all you can eat sushi. You order 5 things at a time, once you finish you order more…read more Everything is fresh made to order. Beverages are not included in the price. I paid like 40 euros and had small 10 dishes. It is near the Doubletree Hilton Central station. They don't open until 1PM but they are open until 10:00PM.

This place was an absolutely lucky surprise! We originally came in searching for the sweet Japanese…read morepancakes we had seen online, but the chef kindly explained that they didn't make those. Instead, he introduced us to Okonomiyaki--a savory Japanese pancake often compared to an American pizza. The chef and one of the owners, Lui, was incredibly welcoming, knowledgeable, and proud of his food (as he should be!). He spoke excellent English, which made the experience even more enjoyable, as he took the time to explain the dish and its background. We were so pleasantly surprised by how delicious the Okonomiyaki was--truly amazing! What started as a detour from what we expected ended up being one of the most memorable meals of our trip.

I recently spent a week in Amsterdam and the Okonomiyaki (Butatama Osaka) was one of my favorite…read morebites from the whole trip. Try it!

So perfect to find a great Japanese restaurant in Amsterdam! It was a chilly night, so hot udon…read moreand hot sake were just the things to warm us up. Service was friendly and prompt.

I was here once years ago and it was ok for a few beers and rolls. I went back a few nights ago for…read moresome real food and it was just bad. They really don't know much about the products they're using and the fish is not good. The hotate was old and slimy and the quality in general was lower than what I would normally accept for something I'm going to put in my body. I don't understand how it's been there so long but I guess it's because the Dutch in general don't understand food and have a very hard time identifying quality in what they're eating. There are maybe 4 sushi places in amsterdam that are worth eating at and none of them are great. Even yamazato is about as goid as your average, walk in off the street, sushi bar in NY or California. Sushi is one of the things I've missed deeply in my 12 years living here and Otaru is a perfect example of why.