Good places to eat

Restaurants and takeaways.
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Post by Boner »

Doog wrote:Has anyone ever come across a restaurant in Amsterdam where you MUST make a reservation if you want to eat there?

Had a few places in mind, and I figured if I went early enough (6-7pm) then I would be okay for a table if reservations aren't required.

I wasn't planning to eat at anywhere particularly expensive or swanky. All the places I checked out seemed to be pretty average (20 euros approx per head).
The only place I would of had to make a reservation was a small Eetcafe by Museumplein that was packed to the rafters over Xmas, I have heard the Supperclub (literally opposite Abraxa's entrance) is the place to be seen and you have to make a reservation.

You should be alright with your times, from my experiance the dutch like to eat early (5pm onwards) and if you book a table then its yours for the night if you wish!


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Post by CityLiver »

The better the place, the more likely you'll need reservations.

On weekends, w/o'em, & you wanna eat in prime time, expect to wait at any middlin' or really good place.
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sonicblue wrote:I'll have to track down a Wok to Work. :)

I love asian dishes.
Dude, you are truly knowledgeable to know Wok to Walk..
That place rocks... the asian family that owns the place is funny
as shit.. there is a mother and daughter duo that cooks that food
right in a wok in front of you. You just pay and move down the line
and pick ingredients... THEN the kicker, you pick a sauce flavor..
personaly I like the oyster sauce, but the curry is awesome too...
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Post by weedman »

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Man, I am off my rocker, I replied to "sonic blue" instead of
"Boner" regarding the picture of WOK TO WALK.

I wanted to add the female night chef (daughter) is quite hot!

Hey Boner have you ever checked her out?
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weedman wrote:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Man, I am off my rocker, I replied to "sonic blue" instead of
"Boner" regarding the picture of WOK TO WALK.

I wanted to add the female night chef (daughter) is quite hot!

Hey Boner have you ever checked her out?
Yeah she's hot ;) she wouldn't cook my dish to start with as I chose beef and peanuts with sate sauce and kept asking if I was sure, I just kept saying yes then when it came down to it I had to swap with the mrs :D
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Post by Doog »

Think I've got the restaurant thing sussed. I have picked out the more average restaurants for a variety of cooking styles and I'm not going during high season at all so I think I'll be safe.

I plan to make my restaurant experiences a major part of my hopefully major trip report.
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Post by IRWR179 »

ONE PLACE YOU MUST TRY IF YOU LIKE GARLIC IS, THE GARLIC QUEEN. ONE OF THE BEST DINNERS I HAD IN THE ENTIRE TRIP. REMEMBER TO MAKE A RESERVATION OR YOU WILL NOT GET IN.
WWW.GARLICQUEEN.NL
GARLIC QUEEN N52 21.988 E4 53.404
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