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.

Not a bad spot for some hot, freshly made noodles. Contactless kiosks for ordering. Menu is all…read morewok-fried stuff, and it moves relatively fast here. Inside is spacious and there is seating on the second floor that is accessible at the back of the shop. Pricing is a bit steep in my opinion for what you're getting. Ordered the yakisoba noodles with BBQ pork. Noodles were a little flimsy, but the flavors were good and they give you generous amounts of pork. This place hits the spot hard if you're really hungry.

Wok to Walk is good food for a reasonable price. We dined at a place similar to this in Prague last…read moreyear so when we were walking around and ready for lunch I knew it would be a great choice. I love that you can pick your base and toppings and it allows everyone to customize to their liking. My kid wants plain noodles. No veggies. No sprouts. No problem. $6.95. Hubby wants all the veggies, the spicest curry, and chicken. All good. I want beef and black pepper sauce. Great. Hubby had rice. Kid and I had noodles. Everyone was happy. Portions were large. None of us finished our bowl. If you are eating in it is served in a bowls, take out in a box. Overall, good and quick food.

I loved how quick the turnaround time is for this. I got the yaki soba udon and made it medium…read morespicy, and it has a good little kick to it. The staff is super friendly and it's absolutely delicious! They also give you chili sauce and soy sauce when you do a to go order.

Look, I know Wok To Walk is essentially Chinese fast food. And I've been to locations both here in…read moreAmsterdam and New York. But come on, I gotta pay tribute to the guys who managed to create Chinese fast food in the Netherlands and export it all around the world. Besides, the reason I keep coming back to Wok To Walk is that it's just GOOD. Everything here is fresh and made to order. This time I rolled with the egg noodles with pork and shrimp with garlic and black pepper sauce. I think I finally truly found a combo I liked! Staff here are great. Everyone's really friendly. They took my order, made my food, and I was out within 5 minutes. It's always great to know that no matter what, there will always be Wok To Walk to come to the rescue if I need a quick bite that's quality.

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a decent experience. O Mai is located a minute away from…read morethe tram station making it super convenient. Staff were Gen Z, wore a uniform and tight black nitrile gloves. Started off with the fresh spring rolls with pork and shrimp and they were tasty. They came with 3 dipping sauces. Moved on to the large Pho and it was gigantic. Broth was flavorful and the noodles seem to be the dry version. The marbling was decent on the slices of beef and the meat balls were flavorful. The beef shank was also quite tasty. A small should be sufficient if an appetizer is ordered! They take credit cards too!

we were looking for nice and good Vietnamese food and stumbled upon this nice place…read more We were greeted by the friendly staff but also saw they were very busy and a bit overwhelme. as a starter we had nice springrolls with pork and prawns, it had good flavor but I wish the peanutsauce would be a little bit thicker and springrolls more firmly rolled, my maikn was authentic pho and that tasted really good, I highly recommend if u want good Vietnamese food.

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.

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.

Great broth, fresh ingredients, iced coffee was excellent! Small space, outdoor seating. Great find!read more

For me, the most important part of pho is the broth, and the broth here is impeccable! Out of all…read moreof the pho places I've tried in the Netherlands, this is currently my favorite so far, even if it's a bit on the pricier side. If you've never tried pho, I recommend squeezing in some lime juice and mixing in some sriracha sauce directly into the soup. Also, don't eat directly from the bowl. Instead, load up your super large spoon with some noodles, a piece of meat, and a bit of vegetables. Submerge that into the broth, then top it off with a pea sized dollop of hoisin sauce. Now you're ready to shove that spoon packed full of flavors into your mouth!! Not only is it super delicious, but having to repeat this meticulous process will help you pace your meal, leading to healthier digestion. Word of warning: There's only 3 tables for two and a 4-seater countertop inside, so absolutely make sure to come right at opening time or prepare for a potentially long wait. The funniest thing is they had hardstyle house blasting the entire time. For a Sunday afternoon, it felt so surreal. 10/10, would club here, again.

Hole in the wall restaurant that's a hidden gem. Not many customers, but was delicious. Service was…read moregreat, server was nice, and food came quickly. Definitely stop by if you want some good Chinese food.

Wonderful Thai, great service on a relatively quiet side street in an otherwise lame touristy area.read more

Staff is a tight family and treat you with generosity and warmth…read more The menu is complete and long but it has everything you'd want. The staff know it thoroughly too!

Amazing food, friendly and fast service. Sat by the window with a view. Highly recommend!read more

While I enjoyed eating herring, stroopwaffels and other Dutch delicacies during my stay in…read moreAmsterdam, finding Full Moon Garden was a breath of fresh air to my palette. While, it's not the best dim sum I've had (not sure if it's because I'm accustomed to having a Chinese-American palette), I enjoyed a change of scenery. Outside the store, you'll find the menu outside to entice you to come inside. From there, you climb a staircase that leads to a spacious restaurant with modern Asian décor. Daily, they offer both a Dim Sum and a Chef's Special Menu. For my beverage, I ordered a Milk Tea, but found the milk tea to be diluted with water.