I am happy to say that I have never had a bad experience eating here. The service is friendly and…read moreattentive. Restaurant sanitary when it comes to cleanliness and food safety. Eat Mode is A-OK with me because the food and price is alright. Place is ideal if you want something quick and good. I also like how they provide a good portion size. I would strongly recommend this place for students or tourist. Bon Appetit

Had a Singaporean Curry Laska. The flavors were not bad, and it is just what I needed on a cold…read moreday. The atmosphere is nice with modern decor and they have quite a decent selection on the menu. Prices were not bad too. Overall pleasant experience.

I've been eating here over 20 years off and on, but the past few years changed to takeaway only,…read moremostly due to the rudeness of the service but still get take away because of the convenience of this location to cycle to. Most of my friends are Chinese, you'd think they'd be nicer to them, but they seem even more rude. Often asking us for cash instead of letting us pay with PIN (Dutch debit). Unbelivable awkward thinking we are tourists. They double-charged us (charged our debit card twice when it showed it failed) and said to just 'take it up with the bank'. So rude. Never going back. The food is the most important thing, obviously, bud happily, there are many, many other restaurants that are much better than here in Amsterdam, nearby.

Awful place. Super unfriendly and arrogant staff, food was mid and over-salted, kinda tasteless.read more

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

Awesome food! The service was awesome and they had good music taste! Would recommend!read more

This place is very busy but the food weren't what I expected. The French fries were very salty,…read morenoodle soup were bland & Gyoza was okay. Wasn't authentically made.

Wing Kee has been around forever and known for providing simple, cheap and good traditional Chinese…read moreCantonese cuisine. As with everywhere else, it's not cheap anymore, but still delicious. The comfortable interior is still the same with the pale pinkish walls and framed Chinese art. Tables aren't squeezed too close together. Waitresses are the same as most typical Chinese restaurants, quick and no-nonsense. That's fine with me! I try to drop by every year, and today I was craving crispy pork belly and roast duck with white rice (Combo #14). The roast duck is called Peking Duck here, but it is not anything like Peking Duck with buns you'd find in USA, UK and Hong Kong. It's like the roast duck hanging in the windows. For €19 I thought I would get more meat and maybe a few Chinese vegetables on the side of the plate, but the portion was enough for my lunch. The dish was definitely tasty and I'll be back when I have another Cantonese BBQ craving in Amsterdam.

Sometimes I like to light-heartedly tease people about traveling to the other side of the planet…read morejust to eat food you can get at home. For whatever reason this trip might be the first time I really missed home-cooking/comfort food for once. My wife and I ordered their 2 meat platter of your choice (which comes with rice), a small wonton soup, and beef chow fun. I'm personally VERY picky when it comes to beef chow fun. Before I took a bite of anything else, I had a bite of the chow fun first and was pleasantly surprised. It was delicious (though a bit bland for my taste -- personally). The smell of wok hei coming off the dish was very reassuring. The onions had seared spots, so I knew this chef knew what he was doing. For the 2 meats, we ordered siu yuk (crispy pork belly) and char siu (BBQ pork). Both were equally good, but I thought the siu yuk was a little better. The braising liquid/juices it comes with really enhances everything. Excellent with rice. Wonton soup was light and very delicate. The wonton was good, though nothing special. Perfect for the weather. Honestly the meal really hit the spot for my wife and I. We've had better at home, but Wing Kee is the real deal for Cantonese cooking and will guarantee to scratch that itch for home cooking. ALSO: the chili oil they have at the table is pretty spicy!! a must try for hot heads like me!

Average Chinese food in Amsterdam. We were originally trying to go to Pho King down the street but…read moreit was closed. Small mom and pop shop. Smells like a typical Chinese fast food joint of oil and deep fried things. Can get smoky inside. Service was pretty quick. We ordered the wonton noodle soup. The wontons were good, but I felt like the really thin noodles and soup tasted like something out of an instant noodle packet. Finished it because we were hungry and it was super cold outside. At least the bowl was piping hot. Alright if you're in the area and try something besides the soup. Wouldn't go out of my way to dine here. Also, one of the workers was using a toothpick in his mouth and serving food. Not sure if that's sanitary.

Had a craving for Chinese food so we did a quick google search and this was one of the first places…read morethat came up and was very close by. The place is small but our party of 4 were able to get seated right away. Someone came to our table to take our order and to our surprise (and delight) our food was ready in about 5 minutes. Three of us ordered the Singapore noodles and one person ordered the fried noodles. We were all very happy with our meals and raved about how good it was. Be aware they are cash only and you pay at the counter when you are finished. Overall it was a great experience and was so good we came back the next day.

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a tasty experience. New King is located in Chinatown,…read moreapparently in the middle of the red light district. Dining is indoors exclusively, split up on 3 levels. Started off with the crispy pork belly, roast duck, dumpling flat noodle soup and it was decent. The dumplings were filled with bouncy shrimp. The duck was flavorful, a touch lean, and quite meaty. The crispy pork belly was ok. The flat noodles were drier than typical and the broth was tasty. The large portion was sufficient for one! Added on an oyster a la mode and it was tasty although the oyster was on the smaller side...bummer. Service was quick and attentive by the staff. They take credit cards too.

I love this Chinese restaurant in Amsterdam. I cannot believe I haven't written a review on here…read moreyet. It's my go-to place when friends are visiting or dining alone. It's very traditional yet not fancy. There may be a line, but worth waiting under 10 min usually. Only downside is that the tables can be close and if it's quiet, or you're on a first date or something, you're RIGHT NEXT to this other couple who can listen to everything you say. Sometimes need some background noise!

Decided to come here to try their dinner menu as their lunch food is amazing…read more Since their duck wrap (€12) is made to absolute perfection, I decided to go for something duck from their dinner menu as well. I got the duck and shrimp dish (€20), and it came with exactly 2 pieces of shrimp hidden under the duck. If you're going to get duck, save yourself €2 and go for the duck only (€18). It wouldn't have been so bad, but while the skin was nice and crispy, the meat just didn't taste as fresh as the wrap version. I also ordered the tofu and Chinese mushroom dish (€16). I liked the authentic Chinese flavor a lot! I only wished there was more tofu in it. White rice is an extra 50 cents per bowl, but I'll have to remember for next time that it's a pretty huge bowl. I'd say one bowl is enough for two people. Staff here is as friendly as ever, and the food was served extremely fast. Final verdict: 5+++ stars for lunch, 3.5 stars (rounding up to 4 though) for dinner.

Amazing, unpretentious ... not on a canal, not serving Aperol Spritz or any bougie fanfare…read more Delicious, eat here if you are nearby