I have walked down this street many times but LOL on the other side not that I'd noticed if I'd…read morewalked the other side and never seen this business. It's a filipino grocery store but it's also a catering service and they sell take away food. It's what I call "hiding in plain sight". The owner of the only other filipino store in Amsterdam referred me here. It's much closer to where I live. I love it. Why? Do you say? Well, because the owner, Gina, will cook any filipino dish you desire in the quantities you desire to take home. You can call in and preorder, go in and visit and order or buy whatever she's already got cooked. She's very friendly. As a matter of fact I'm hoping she'll adopt me and expect me for dinner regularly. Ok maybe not. So here's the deal. She told me they'd just catered a 150 person private party of which of course all the attendees were all avid filipino food lovers, filipinos, expats, internationals and dutchies. She'll cook for one or many. So I'm going to arrange a dinner for our local Yelpies. I am not going to do this often because I don't want you all to get spoiled and wear out my new source LOL. The owner does it because she loves cooking. She doesn't want the drudgery of operating and running a restaurant. How much does it cost? It's not expensive well depending on how much you want to eat.... https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pinoy-Tayo-Store/436474289725247

This is a small store front near the museumplein They specialize in canned goods, filipino spices,…read moresauces and foods. It doesn't have a sign identifying it but it's easy enough to find. They also have a facebook page www.facebook.com/pinoyfoodamsterdam. If you know what longinisa is you know it's a sweet spicy sausage, typically sold frozen and served mostly for breakfast. I didn't see what other frozen goodies she had hidden in her freezer but it looked like there was a lot of stuff. . The owner, Dolly de Leon, also cooks daily and sells takeaway of various filipino dishes. She'll take special orders if you want her to make your favorite filipino dish for you. In my experience it's like most mom and pop filipino grocery stores with a nice selection of foods. It's a bonus that they do take away. That's a major bonus for all of you looking for a filipino restaurant or unable to make your favorite filipino dish.

We came here in search of Korean food in Amsterdam, and came with hopes of good Korean bbq. Good…read moremeats and pretty good sides. Though this was my first time experiencing an AYCE - which is not all you can eat. You order off the ordering sheet and you get 4 rounds. To be fair - we were full after 3 rounds, but still leaves a bad taste in your mouth.

All you can eat Korean food was amazing. Especially their rack of lamb. U can't get rack of lamb in…read moremost AYCE restaurants but this place, I get to eat as much as I can. Their sweet spicy chicken wings is a must have & their warm custard bun was addicting. U can't just have 2! I would eat here everyday!

Best loempia's in town. I think in english you call them eggrolls. For all your Vietnamese out…read morethere. I know we were looking for some good Vietnamese and I think I found the best streetfood. So let's see if you think this is The place. I have been coming here for years.

The best loempias I've had, period. Appreciate that it's 100% Halal. Lumpia is the Filipino word…read morefor eggroll. In the Netherlands loempia must be synonymous to eggroll. Who cares! These are the best damn loempias I've ever had.

very nice staff everything you could wish for from a Toko! Fresh veg! Fantastic selections! great…read moreprices!! I love this shop

The store definitely has it all....it is freaking packed with everything you want (except most…read morenon-frozen perishable foods). Honestly I could shop here for hours but it's kind of tight (even though it's huge for Amsterdam) and during Corona-times, I keep it a bit short even wearing a mask. But geeze, I wish I could eat and cook more because everything is so good in there. What a gem to have in the buurt! Lot's of help if you need it. They are always stocking shelves. The frozen food is probably the same high QUALITY stuff the restaurants sell (but warmed up or cooked). I worked in Hong Kong for almost a year so I was hesitant when I saw the name "Hong Kong Superstore"...I don't know if it's more Hong Kong or mainland China, but who cares, it's great. The cashier could be a little more friendly but maybe it's because I don't speak Dutch and/or Cantonese! Prices are great. Not the kind of place you would visit as a tourist, but they do have non-food items which you would only find in a "Chinatown" type area. Keep in mind, this is not the Chinatown in Amsterdam, so it's quite unique. If you're staying here in a place with a kitchen, go for it and make some Asian food for dinner!

It was a nice place to eat at and hangout with friends. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The…read morefood was hit and miss, sinigang was pretty decent while the shareable tasted okay - you can't go wrong with fried food. If we visit again probably will try other food in the menu. Service was good nothing special, doing what they can to assist everyone as it was getting packed when the food was served.

Baryo Pilipinas is a chill restaurant. This is our second…read morevisit and the first time it was only because my wifey wanted to have the Halo halo So it made me curious as being a filipino myself how the food would taste like you would always compare it with moms cooking right This second visit we tried (Tosino, adobo squid, crispy patta, sisig, palabok and Halo halo) Got to say i liked it all except the sisig (it would be perfect without the mayonnaise) and yes there are 2 versions we found online and 1 is with mayonnaise The people were nice to and its not like a normal restaurant but more as your visiting relatives hahaha. Next time i will try the sisig again but WITHOUT mayo! I give Baryo out of 4 stars and we would definitely visit again.

I was in heaven here. If you're looking for Asian spices, foods and snacks then definitely head…read morehere. The prices and selection are great, ranging from Indonesian, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese - and to my pleasant surprise - Filipino! I held back one star because their vegetables, while good, probably will not have a long shelf life. Doesn't matter... Cooked them right away anyways as I was desperately missing Asian flavors in my diet. Can't wait to go back!