I loved Poke Perfect. This just totally nailed it for me and the hubs. After a nice chill time…read morehanging out at the coffeeshop, my appetite was off the charts, and we found this around the corner. It was not only delicious, it was beautiful. I'm so happy just thinking of that colorful bowl of deliciousness. It was a decent portion for the price. You can build your own bowl, but i didnt wanna have to think of what may go with what, so i went w the suggested signature combo. Nice atmosphere since its at a corner with a lot of light coming in thru the windows. Also nice and simple decor with cozy cushion seats along the window so u can people watch. The guy fixing our bowls was super passionate about making it. He put some love in crafting our bowl. Wifi is key since i dont use data when traveling, so that was a plus. I have yet to try the poke bowls in Chicago yet, so i hope its as good, if not better.

Ordered: Regular Build Your Own Bowl (~€13): sushi rice,…read moresalmon, ahi tuna (+~€7), shrimp tempura (+~€4), edamame, cucumber, masago, spring onions (+~€1), avocado (+€1), seaweed salad (+€1), poké ponzu, sriracha mayo (+€1), with crunchy onion and tempura crunch Aya's take: I genuinely still think about this poke bowl. Is it the most expensive poke bowl I've ever had? Yes. Is it because I went crazy on the toppings? Also yes. Unlike how it is in the United States, many of these typical toppings were an extra charge leading to this bowl costing ~€27. The bowl itself was nicely crafted and organized which I appreciated, all the ingredients were fresh and plentiful, and I loved all the fresh ingredients. This bowl kept me full for hours! I never expected to get poke in Amsterdam but this sure hit the spot!

This is hands down the best poke I have ever had in my life. You can fully customize your bowl if…read moreyou would like to. I got extra tahini sauce, fried avocado, and dumplings. The sauce had that umami flavor! The bowl was refreshing but so filling. If I had their recipes I would make poke bowls at home for myself every week! They should get a location in Colorado ! My husband loved his bowl and got an egg in it! The environment is bright and clean(: it's in a big tourist area but when you enter you get a sense of calm. The employees were so nice and so helpful to our experience. If you're a vegan who likes poke you should come here!

I wanted to eat a poke today and yelped the nearest food locations and this one popped up…read more.. It was such a pleasant surprise... Fresh ingredients, generous portions, witty server. Loved the spicy salmon and the balance between all the ingredients. They could use a wider selection of beverages but overall a super nice experience I would highly recommend

First things first: I have never had a "proper" poké bowl, so I am not judging on the authenticity…read moreof the things. Now that that's out of the way: I love poké perfect! I love grabbing a regular sized soy joy over quinoa, it's amazing. Delicious, nutritious and they even have a customer reward system where you get a stamp for every bowl you buy and the tenth is for free! Yay! Kind of makes up for what I think is a pretty pricey grab and go lunch. The ambiance is kind of airy, breezy, casual and very "now". It seems like a nice place to actually sit, eat and catch up with loved ones but I am perpetually guilty of grabbing a takeaway. Oops. As for the bowls, I love their soy joy but am determined to some day actually build my own bowl as they have loads of other great, fresh ingredients. Also, I am always impressed by the generous amount of soy chunks and really everything in the bowl. I believe this to be equally generous in the bowls that actually contain fish so it doesn't feel like it's not worth the amount you're shelling out for it. I just really love poké perfect and come here every chance I get.

Terribly rude service. I don't need the American fake service but a little curtesy goes a long way…read more Food is ok. But if you want more than 1 star get new friendly staff who want to help clients.

In an excellent hotel and the food is on pointe. The wagyu beef sushi is wonderful...all is…read morefresh!!! Very good cuisine!

In October loved this joint - man it got lousy in a hurry. First and foremost the fish was not…read moreremotely fresh. And that is what they showcase - staff is weak. At best unfriendly and at worst downright rude - if you want pre concert Asian go to the much better and certainly friendlier Chang I

I enjoyed my padthai and my husband ordered Korean Ramen it's ok we know what is good and…read moreAuthentic Korean cuisine lived in Seoul for 12 yrs service is good oh well also they do have the best restroom around the the town and it's free Ambiance is good as well

My wife and I had some time to kill at the train station waiting to go to Brussels so we figured…read moredinner was a good idea and Wagamama was where we decided to go. This restaurant is pretty massive, looks really nice, and even offers some nice views of the water from one side of the restaurant. The menu? It's got you covered with all the noodle dishes your heart desires as well as a ton of drinks and sides to go with them. I was feeling pretty hungry so I decided to go with the bulgogi teppanyaki so I could get a nice mixture of meat, noodles, and vegetables. The food didn't take too long to come out and we both agreed our food was alright. Nothing in my bowl had anything stand out about it and the best I could do is give it a thumbs up and say that nothing was and it was solid enough. Overall, Wagamama was solid for train station food and I have no real complaints about the place. The food was decent, the place itself looked nice, and the staff was friendly as well. This place is a safe bet.

We recently enjoyed a peaceful lunch at Wagamama in a location we'd never been to. It's in a small…read moreshopping complex. The service was swift and friendly. The food was excellent and had the usual Wagamama menu. The bathrooms were clean.

Wagamama was easily the worst restaurant of our trip to Amsterdam. The crappiness of the food was…read moreonly matched by the rudeness of the waitstaff. Two people were serving two parties in the entire dining room and the slowness and carelessness with which they helped us was embarrassing to the establishment. When we asked for water they didn't bring any and when we went to the bar to ask again, they said it had only been five minutes since we asked with significant attitude and condescension, as if water is an unreasonable request to fulfill given the circumstances. But now I understand why the restaurant was empty. Meanwhile, my bowl was merely a bed of romaine with a measly three pieces of eggplant. The dressing was barely detectable and the meal was a categorical dud, extra upsetting in a foreign city. Avoid at all costs. Eat raw vegetables from a grocery store instead. Unless you like sluggish service and forgettable food.

This place is back in action. A bit louder music than I recall from before. It's very friendly and…read morequick service. Very professional. The menu was a bit more limited than three years ago, but still great. Location is key. I wish the music wasn't so loud, but that's just me, I don't think it was too noisy, but it's not an intimate place. I'm glad this place is still open in this wonderful neighborhood. If you're staying in a hotel in Leidseplein or in an ABNB nearby, it's worth eating here.

If you want a chic and trendy ambiance and a lot of food for lunchtime, I'd recommend going here…read more However, if you're a foodie who doesn't care about service or environment, then this is probably not the place for you. Their lunch two-course menu is only 16 euros and gets you four small plates. You pick two small plates for the appetizer and two small plate for the main course. However, the "small" plates for the main course are massive and more than enough food than you need for lunch. For the appetizer, I can the lamb tartare. It was covered in sauce and mixed with so many ingredients I couldn't discern the taste of the lamb or even if it was raw or not. I would NOT recommend this. However, I could see a Dutch person's palate being more accustomed to this because of the flavors (I'm American). I also got the UMAMI duck. The duck was cooked well, and it was nice to have seaweed salad, but it didn't wow me. My husband got the mackerel and UMAMI duck and enjoyed how fresh the mackerel was. For the lunch, I got black bean beef tenderloin. The tenderloin is extremely tender and juicy, but the sauce is ladened with salt and a bit much. Luckily, it comes with rice and noodles to balance the flavor out. I would've loved this more if I was high... should've gotten high. I also got the pork belly, which was good. My husband also got the pork belly, but instead, got the halibut. The halibut was a great choice as they cooked it to flaky perfection. It came with a puree on the side that went with it all, but they also added mint gel, which tasted like toothpaste. Overall, as an Asian foodie fanatic, this Asian with a French twist menu was not for me. It is more for the Dutch tongue as things are saltier and saucier. The food is of good quality, and the value is off the charts as you get a lot of food with great service, but giving this 5 stars is really stretching it. Perhaps, it's because I went for lunch? (Two stars is for the food itself; three is for the service)

Foodies in The Hague are tough to please. With so many great ethnic eateries per capita, you have…read moreto be really great to get a good review. Umami, owned by Michelin-starred chef Han Ji, is a gem in a city full of wonderful restaurants. Many of his Asian fusion dishes are deconstructed allowing you to experience all of the amazing flavors. The duck, reminiscent of Peking Duck was as good as any I've had in Beijing. The tenderloin shows he knows how to work with Western cuts of meat. Service could be a little slow, but was always friendly.