Japanese chef makes the best ramen and Okonomiyaki in Amsterdam. Second floor, always busy.read more

From the owner: Catering, Private Diners, Workshops.read more

From the owner: kookworkshops voor alle leeftijden, private diner, locatie verhuur en catering op locatie!…read moreWe zijn van alle markten thuis.

From the owner: Patisserie en desserts, zoet, hartig, internationaal. Van…read moreKäsekuchen tot Croquembouche, van Rote Grütze tot Crème Brulée. En vergeet ons oer-Hollands en Surinaams assortiment niet. Bestel of kom proeven. Of leer in een workshop hoe je het maakt.

From the owner: "In den Ossewaerd" is een Bed&Breakfast, Koookstudio en vergaderlocatie. U kunt bij ons dus slapen,…read morekoken, eten en vergaderen! Apart of in combinatie. Wij verzorgen privé-lunches,-diners tot 40 personen of bijeenkomsten tot 75 personen. Vergaderen kan bij ons tot maximaal 75 personen (theateropstelling). Zit u liever aan vergadertafels dan zijn vergaderingen tot maximaal 40 personen bij ons mogelijk.

I went there today for their Groupon deal, an afternoon tea. It was nice to have an afternoon tea…read morewith an Asian twist. It started with some small dishes dim sum style. While they paired it with 2 different teas: Oolong Ginseng and a mixed black tea (I think) with rose buds. Then it ended with a selection of their chocolate truffles. They're quite delicious. Het Zesde Geluk is a very interesting workshop center where they cater to a group of people to educate them about food and tea. I love it!!!! Pros: - super friendly service - interesting and great products - eclectic selections on cooking workshops - probably the only place in Rotterdam that knows about real tea culture (not those flavored tea craps most people drink) - good selection of tea sets to start your tea drinking/brewing hobby Cons: - I wish they're open as a normal cafe, I'd go there frequently.

A good shop for all the crafts but not a speciality shop. Nice and friendly sales people. Good…read morevibes. Too small. Should be a department store but I'm American and we have department stories for socks so maybe I'm just used to that consumerism. Pass by the shop. It's pretty.