Definitely one of the best restaurants in Amsterdam Zuidoost…read more I have regularly visited this restaurant since it was opened a good many years ago. At first it was just another Chinese, though certainly better than average. During the years, it has evolved to a speciality restaurant, from the usual fried rice and noodles to a more original Chinese haute cuisine, with a number of interesting Cantonese and Mongolian dishes. It is possible to broaden your Chinese food experience by going there every now and then. Or if you feel like it, just to have a good old "rijsttafel".

Don't expect anything too special or authentic but overall the taste and quality of the food is…read morealright. When you pick up an order, bring a bag because they charge for plastic bags.

3rd time trying this restaurant(not by choice). It was…read moresadly still the same. The meat was good!(hence the 2 stars). Everything else very bland. (rice and noodles were just boiled with no taste to it) The rice and noodles have 0 flavor or taste. The Peking duck and porkbelly were good. The Beef and Chicken Tjap Tjoi, thanks to the oyster sauce, very tasteful. Only things I actually enjoyed. The "saté with batata" had no flavor also. Was just boiled chicken and potatoes dipped in "peanutbutter". But thats just me comparing the "Antillean Chinese" to the more flavorful "Surinamese Chinese" that I am used to.

Sit down almost fast food Chinese restaurant in an area of other similar eateries within a covered…read moreshopping area. Nice food (although we had the benefit of a Chinese guest who ordered off menu!) Not too expensive, but a little step up from the Chinese restaurant next door. Frequented at lunch time by workers from the local businesses

It is not the real traditional Chinese restaurant, it is trying to be a bit fancier. Still very…read moregood prices and good quality. Fast service and all the usual amenities They check you in at the entrance in case there is a bit of wait, it happens when something is happening at the Arena or in the other venues. They are well organise. Service is very nice and fast. My beef tenderloin sower and sweet was very good, I advise to have it cooked DONE as their medium concept is more on the rare side... and that went for all the dishes me and my mates took. They did not offer chines beer, so we went for the standard one... Grolsch ... which is still very good.

Great customer service, everyone is very friendly here. The chef knows how to cook authentic…read morecantonese cusine. The soup was amazing; it is not on the menu, but they were very accomodating and made it for us. Best meal we had in while staying in Amsterdam.

You're running late for a movie or a concert. You're hungry. Where do you go?…read more Asian Kitchen is a brand new addition to the Arena Boulevard area. It offers you the staple Asian fast good menu with no gimmicks and very quick service. The only downside is that for its good size, seating is somewhat limited. Even then, the staff is very responsive. Your food will arrive in a jiffy. Quality and flavor isn't something to write about. It will fill you up and it's cheap. What more could you want?!

This place has very fast service. It usually takes less than 5 minutes after you order to get the…read morefood. Roast duck with fried rice is probably the best. Portion is big. Very authentic fried rice.

I used to live in the area but somehow I never made it here. OK, maybe once but that was years ago…read more I was visiting the neighborhood a few weeks back and was in need of takeout. When I arrived it wasn't very busy in the takeout area. I ordered roti chicken, paid, was given a receipt and sat down on a chair in the waiting area. Minutes passed by and it became very crowded, to a point when it almost became claustrofobic. Yikes! In my experience it took ages for my food to come out - the sitdown area was very busy too, so I'm guessing that's why it took a while. Now the food... Was great. Three chicken thighs, green beans, potatoes, a boiled egg and roti for 6,50 Euro is so cheap. What makes me reluctant to come back was the waiting time and the absolute madness in the waiting area. Maybe eat in next time...?

It is for take away because the place is not that nice and it gets so crowed at lunch time but too…read morecrowed !!!!! The food it's really good and cheap of course it may take a while for u to get it! I had rice and chicken and it was too much food so maybe it was for 2 people and it was like 9€!!

Surprisingly a solid hotpot place. Being from California I have high expectations for hotpot and…read morethese definitely meet the standards. Place was fairly large and we got a seat without a reservation luckily. The chicken broth is hearty and light spicy had a kick, perfect amount of heat. I recommend getting the chicken skewers, super juicy and flavorful. overall would dine again

Visited Yuan's on a trip to Amsterdam based on the reviews, and I wasn't disappointed. They have…read morea cool new lunch special that's more than enough for two, and the make your own dipping sauce bar was fire. The hosts were attentive and helpful. Food was fantastic (watch out for the spicy beef if you don't love spice).

Stumbled across this little spot by accident several years ago on one of my first trips to…read moreAmsterdam. Now each time I travel in this is a must! Anyone I've taken has loved it as much. The food is delicious every single time, made fresh to order. I haven't had one thing on the menu I haven't loved yet.

I ordered the seafood noodles and dumpling soup -- both dishes were fine, but was a little pricey…read morefor the quality and portion size. The dumpling soup broth tasted like it was made from chicken bouillon cubes and the cuttlefish in the seafood noodles were very chewy. The hostess doubled as the server and she was nice and efficient. The space is simple and clean. Note: They do not accept credit or debit cards; cash only.

Nice neighborhood Chinese Indonesian Restaurant. Nothing special or fancy but a good amount of…read morechoices on the menu. Vegetarian and vegan options as well.

It's like eating takeout, but paying three times the price because it's served on a plate instead…read moreof to-go boxes. If this restaurant was actually a takeout joint, it still would only get two stars. First of all, the kroepoek was stale... It's chips? How low of a customer turnover are you getting that you have to resort to serving stale chips? Just eat it yourself and give your customers fresh ones jfc. With the Dwaja Plate, you had a choice of fried rice or noodles. The fried rice was so salty one of my friends barely touched his. I went with the noodles, but ended up getting a weird mixture of 90% bean sprouts and only 10% noodles. What even? This is like McDonalds-level wack. I double checked their menu. It didn't mention bean sprouts anywhere. They don't split the check here either (we only wanted it split two ways). Not because the restaurant was practically empty or anything /s. To be honest that should have been the red flag screaming "don't eat here". Sigh. Huge ass menu, empty ass place.