Great atmosphere. Great cocktails! Found this place on a…read morewhim and really enjoyed it.

This is one of my favorite bars ever. Kickass drinks, Kickass Atmosphere, super cool interior,…read moregreat vibe. Nice Music / DJ at Weekends, not too crowded.

Terrible food. We stopped for tapas, good thing we only ordered 2 things. We had the octopus…read more(pulpo) which was disgusting, tasted like it had been dumped out of a can and microwaved. The server admitted it was frozen out of a bag, just reheated. Gross. He recommended the calamari "next time". We also had the Iberian ham, which came out looking like someone had hacked it with a steak knife. Tasted fine, but wtf, I doubt it was the real product. Service was fine, ambiance is cute, but the place is Spanish in name only, don't be fooled. There won't be a next time. Place is a tourist trap. Good for a quick drink and then move on.

Great place and ambience, resembled the old tapas places from Spain, Gabriel and Ezequiel made us…read morefeel welcomed and even played the music we wanted. Food was top notch and delicious. Oh almost forgot fair prices too!!

I am not sure how I found this place but I am so glad that I did. Very friendly staff, great menu,…read moreand nice bar makes for a perfect meal. We were definitely in a neighborhood spot for locals but they didn't seem to mind that we were tourists from America. The menu was printed in English but it had familiar items from tapas restaurants in the US. The tapas prices were reasonable for the quality of food but I wish there was a bit more on each plate as we ended up ordering doubles of some plates because we just needed a few more bites. I felt like we ordered most of the menu because either everything looked delicious or it tasted delicious. Inside the restaurant, it is very cozy and quaint and somewhat dark but many Dutch restaurants have the same ambiance. We enjoyed our meal and I would definitely return here again to enjoy some other wonderful menu items.

Lovely little place for a date in Amsterdam. The tapas were…read morenicely presented and tasted good. The tomato salad was seasoned well, and we enjoyed the burrata and avocado, though the burrata was a bit chewier I would have liked. The highlight was the octopus, it was the most tender I have ever tasted! We also got the fried sole which was seasoned and cooked just right. It was a good full portion of the fish. Prices feel a bit steep for the portions of the other dishes at €7-9 per plate.

We were craving authentic Thai and came upon Krua Surin whilst in Zandvoort Beach. Restaurant is…read moresmall with limited seating; it's mainly meant for to-go or pick up orders. The ladies here were friendly and accommodating. Out of all the items we ordered, my favorites were the pork and chicken satay and basil chicken. A definite must try when in this area.

A great no-fuss Asian food shop with indoor and al fresco option. Very friendly all female crew of…read morenative Thai origin. We had a chicken satay which is not a Thai dish but more Indonesian of course but because it is so popular here anywhere in Netherlands. The meat was great, tender and quite chunky. The peanut sauce is kind of the standard smooth coconut milk-infused ones that tastes same as the next shop, probably from commercial bottled ones. The Tom yum soup with shrimp has a good amount of heat and tartness, but strangely made slightly creamy with dairy milk. Perhaps you may like to check if they can also do a clear one without the milk if you are more familiar with that version. Otherwise the taste is quite authentically tom yum. We also had a yellow coconut curry with pork tenderloin slices called Massaman Moe. This is a sweet curry and very creamy, a pretty good effort although the commercially packaged coconut milk taste comes through. Overall, a very good effort considering they may not have all the ingredients called for in traditional Thai recipes. I didn't see the usual lemon grass and blue ginger bits in the soup so my guess is that they may be using packaged stocks. My western friend had picked these dishes so I didn't have the chance to try their fish sauce based stir frys, which would definitely make this review more complete. Their portioning is just so generous that we couldn't afford to take in another dish on the table.

Excellent food! Great service! Will definitely go again! The meat was done to perfection and tastes…read morephenomenal . Between the rib eye and the screwer of beef, pork and lamb, couldn't decide which was better. The lamb chop was to die for!

Had small ribeye & avocado salad. Outstanding. Sat outside. Very cozy ambience. Wine real good &…read moreaffordable. Friendly service too.

Located on Warmoesstraat, one of the oldest streets in Amsterdam and just a few minutes' walk from…read moreCentraal Station, Kam Yin occupies a historic stretch of the city that has long been associated with Amsterdam's multicultural food scene. The restaurant has operated in this area since 1980, helping establish its reputation as one of the city's best-known Surinamese-Chinese establishments. From the outside, the storefront is relatively modest and utilitarian, fitting seamlessly into the dense row of businesses that line the street. Inside, the focus is clearly on the food rather than elaborate décor, with a straightforward dining room with bench-style eating that reflects the restaurant's origins as a neighborhood eatery. At around 7pm on a Thursday night, the restaurant was mostly full, but able to accommodate our walk-in party of three. The menu reflects Amsterdam's unique Surinamese-Chinese culinary tradition, blending Chinese cooking techniques with Surinamese flavors and ingredients. You can choose from a wide variety of noodle dishes, rice plates, roast meats, soups, and Surinamese specialties, resulting in a menu that is significantly broader than that of a typical Chinese restaurant (seriously, the PDF version online is like a book). Large combination plates and takeaway-friendly options feature prominently, making Kam Yin particularly popular for quick, filling meals. The extensive selection provides an excellent introduction to one of Amsterdam's most distinctive food cultures. Both of my friends ordered noodle dishes (€10-16 depending on your choice of protein), which came with a generous portion of expertly-fried noodles that were well-seasoned and not overly greasy, as well as different varieties of succulent sliced meats ranging from roasted pork to tender prawns. I opted for the Roti Lamsvlees (€11,60), which is a hearty lamb curry with a whole hard-boiled egg, vegetables, and flaky, buttery roti for dipping. For only €11,60, this was a huge plate full of flavor, with two gargantuan roti - I could barely finish it! The curry is of a slightly different flavor than a traditional Indian curry, but delicious nonetheless. The lamb was pull-apart tender and not overly gamey, and the hard-boiled egg was an interesting and welcome addition. Pricing remains highly accessible by Amsterdam standards, with most diners able to enjoy a substantial meal for roughly €10-20 per person. Service is fast and friendly, and despite the restaurant being busy, our server encouraged us to stay as long as we wanted. All the food we tried was absolutely delicious with huge portions, and it's such a unique cuisine that you can't find in many other places. A must-try if you're in the area!

If you're looking for a fancy sit-down experience, this isn't it--but if you want a filling,…read moreaffordable meal in the heart of the city, Kam Yin is a very solid choice. It's a busy, "basic" spot on the Warmoesstraat that specializes in Surinamese-Chinese fusion (locally known as "Surinese"). I'm a fan of most Asian cuisines, but I specifically come here for the Surinamese side of the menu. I recently had the Stir-Fried Noodles with Mixed Meats (Moksie Meti). The meats were flavorful, and I particularly liked the sweetness of the Chinese sausage. The dish was a bit plain overall, but for the price and the portion size, it definitely does the job. Food: Good, reliable comfort food. It reminds me a bit of something you'd find in a casual Hong Kong eatery. Service: Very fast and efficient. Don't expect much "small talk" or frills--they are focused on getting the food out hot and keeping the tables moving. Vibe: Crowded and unpretentious. It's a great "bargain" spot for a quick bite before catching a train or heading out for the night. Pro Tip: If you like some heat, try a little of their house sambal (hot sauce) on the side, but be careful--it's got a real kick! Overall, it's a dependable 3 or 4-star spot. It won't be the best meal you ever have in Amsterdam, but it's consistent, cheap, and much better than the surrounding tourist traps.

I walked by the restaurant when it was closed and walked by again and it was open. The small…read morerestaurant filled up quickly. The service is relaxed and kind. The table next to me had their dog with them and the server brought the dog some water. The food looks great and tastes even better. The restaurant is not very quiet; full of conversations and Latin music.

Nice place , but the owner can be a little more nice. It's quite pity to be talked so coldlyread more

Decent Thai restaurant, popular for take-away food. We ate here on queens day, to have a quick and…read morecheap dinner. We had the Bami and the fish cookies(cakes? not sure). The food was fine, also it was cheap but that was mostly because the Bami was a special offer. I also had a look at the regular menu and it wasnt very cheap but not very expensive either. I think that there are certainly better Thai restaurants in this neighbourhood, although this one was fine when I ate there. The interior isnt very cozy or stylish so do not come for here for a romantic dinner. The people were very friendly so that made the whole experience quite pleasant.

Not only did we get sick from eating ROTTEN MEAT, the guy working there was super unfriendly and…read moreinsulted us on taking 1 minute to look at the menu before ordering, The place was empty (as it should be) so whats the rush? The food was miraculously ready in less than 5 minutes, and obviously had been prepared about a week in advance.. We threw the food away after one taste, 50 euro's dumpped in the trash. Eat here only if you want to be angry hungry and sick.