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.

Open until 3 -am. Love the food. So yummy. Friendly people. Hard working people. Please support…read morethis business.

While in Florence several years ago my wife introduced me to the doner kebabs. It ruined me. Living…read morein LA kebabs were nowhere to be found, as far as I know. This kebab place was near my hotel and was bomb! Kebabs were just as good as I remember them. Clean looking shop and good price. 4 euro for a kebab.

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

A gem in Amsterdam, this store goes way back to when everything else was closed, Sterks was open…read moreuntil 3-4 AM. But this is not just a wine, beer, liquor store, it has fresh bread, pastries, every beer ever made (it looks like), fresh made take home food (to heat up), groceries from the States, munchies and even a large champagne section! See my previous review on this place from four years ago. Still going strong!

This is the same store as Sterk Delicatessen. They just have really late hours so I guess they're…read morealso an avondswinkel. Their prices are high but they have nice stuff, like high quality pastries and bread products, American cereals and fancy chocolates. I'm most impressed with their club mate selection. They even have the club mate cola and the iced tea!

Really delicious food. You basically pick what you like, they put it in a large or smaller…read morecontainer and you take it to go. You also have the option to have it heated and eat it at their table. There's only one table but from what we saw, most if not all patrons just take it to go. We was only about 15 euros between two of us with a drink. Definitely a more affordable option to eat here in Amsterdam. Employees are nice and will explain to your all the options. If you pick veggies only, you get more choices.

Great Indonesian takeaway with a big selection and friendly service…read more In the evening there is a line out the door. A good sign of things to come! Among the rice and noodles, I was surprised to see that they also offer lontong. I got the Nasi Rames menu (€7.70) which comes with white rice, three vegetable dishes, two meat types, and an egg. My choices were terong blado (eggplant and chilies), tumis kacang panjang (spicy tempe and greenbeans), oerap (salad of coconut and bean sprouts), and daging bali (Balinese style beef). I also asked for nasi kuning (rice cooked in coconut milk and turmeric) instead of white rice and the lady behind the counter was happy to substitute for a small fee which I don't remember but I was fine with the price. Everything was properly spicy, and they do warn you if you're faint of heart. The food tastes like it should, except I think the daging bali would be spicier in Bali. Delicious authentic Indonesian food! A plastic bag costs a few cents so be smart and bring your own or else carry the box in your hands. On your way out, you can also pick up a few essentials in their small grocery corner like fried anchovies or Kecap Manis. They also have some traditional cakes and fried snacks in the case by the entrance. Just don't expect to sit down here because there is only one table.

Really good prices for the Portuguese goods. I am now making my main groceries (olive oil, sea…read moresalt, butter, flower, etc.) here, just like in Portugal.

In my neighborhood on the Kinkerstraat. A wonderful little gem of Italian goodness. It appears to…read morebe a mother and daughter who are always here. Homemade prepared foods to go, or uncooked pasta - basically anything you want, include sliced meat (so thin too). Great deserts, wine and snacks too. This store has everything and yet is very compact. I highly recommend.

Walking in, the first thing that stands out is how calm and organized the space feels, especially…read moreconsidering it's right off one of the busiest squares in the city. Shelves stay well stocked, produce looks fresh, and the layout makes it easy to grab a few things without weaving through chaos. The fresh orange juice machine is a highlight -- quick, clean, and producing genuinely good juice. The bakery section is even better: warm, buttery smells drifting through the store, and everything we tried tasted fresh and far above typical grocery‑store quality. The sushi case looked neat and fresh, and while we didn't try it this time, it's definitely something we'd pick up on a future visit. Overall, it's a reliable, pleasant stop for groceries, snacks, or a quick treat before heading back out into the city.

Nice Dutch grocery store, very bright and well layed out.. Located all throughout the city, they…read moreoffer great prices on a wide variety of goods. Some locations offer fresh made foods. Go to the bakery section and try some of the great fresh baked goods. The chocolate croissant is delicious, and can you believe you can get 4 donuts for EUR0.50! They now offer self check out lanes to save time. Note you wil need to scan your receipt to leave. Tip: Bring your bottles back here to get a credit for recycling.

Ordered take away. Butter chicken menu and a chicken wings starter. The portion is great. We are…read moretwo person eating and there is still at least half left for tomorrow. Their minimum order for delivery is 20 euro. Which is also the price for the menu. The menu had two chicken dishes, one vegetarian dish, two nans, one portion rice and a salad. The wings were too spicy for me, I could hardly eat that, but my girlfriend loved it. Rest of the food were not spicy at all. It took them one hour to deliver. A little slow, but understandable on Sunday.

I ordered food at 11, it arrived almost two hours later. The onion bhaji was literally inedible and…read morehad fallen apart in the bag. It was just cold soggy onions coated in chickpea flour. The biryani was okay, not more, not less. Everything was decidedly mediocre. The delivery boy had a serious attitude problem. He obviously stopped somewhere on the way, allowing our food to get cold, and came into mybuilding with an enormous amount of attitude, really set the tone for the whole meal. I placed a review and got called the next day offering to refund half of the cost, and begging me to take the review down. I wanted the money back as the food and service was so despicable, but I don't think that it is very honest to vet your reviews like that, hence my posting here. I ordered the food based on the good reviews, which I now know are vetted. Disgusting. I considered ordering the minimum amount on thuisbezorgd to allow me to write an anonymous review (so they wouldn't be able to call me and guilt me again), but the food and especially the service was so revolting that I couldn't bring myself to. If you want a good Indian takeaway, try Namaste, Everest Kitchen, or Indian food to go. All 10000000x tastier, and much better service. Truly the worst experience I've had in all the time I've lived in this city. Impressive.

One of my favorite places in crowded Leidseplein and Overtoom. It is a modest restaurant in a great…read morelocation. Usually not crowded but don't let this fool you, the food is delicious. I really love the chicken satay starter.

This isa very good Thai restaurant in an unsuspecting place. It is authentic and the portions are…read morelarge. Food is tasty.