Katsu

claudandus · Post by **claudandus** » Wed 13th Apr 2005 08:06 pm

ACD page: https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/Katsu.html

coffeeshop katsu lays very near to the albert cuyp market

and is nice to smoke a little pot while resting down from shopping on the market

lctricity · Post by **lctricity** » Wed 13th Apr 2005 09:53 pm

Katsu is a great shop with incredible gear! As stated before, it is very near Albert Cuyp Market which is also worth a visit, before and/or after.

If you're a daily smoker and can handle strong gear you MUST try the Crystal Clear Ice-O-Lator Hash. Spendy but worth it for the intensity of the high.

The one draw back here is that the gear is pre-weighed. Outside of that it's hard to go wrong here. Great local vibe and friendly patrons and staff. One of Amsterdams "Finest" offerings in terms of Coffeeshops.

Post by **Lemming** » Wed 13th Apr 2005 10:11 pm

Katsu is one of my favourite shops in one of my favourite districts of Amsterdam. Nearby Media coffeeshop is cool too.

There are more positive comments about this shop on the main site than any other that's not on the main map.

Boner · Post by **Boner** » Thu 14th Apr 2005 03:08 pm

Quality shop with quality goods I tried the NorthernLights/SilverPearl which was really tasty and of course the Crystal clear which is as good as everyone says!

pad · Post by **pad** » Tue 31st May 2005 09:28 pm

what do you think about killer green ?

Valo · Post by **Valo** » Fri 3rd Jun 2005 08:03 pm

An absoultey super shop! Made my first trip there on my 4th to Amsterdam - so glad I eventually made the effort to go there.

As lctricity mentioned, Katsu's crystal clear ice-o-later is one of the most powerful hashes (and stickiest!) I have come across in Amsterdam. Got speaking to a couple of cool locals guys who told me to use the freezer in my hotel room in order to peel it out of the bag sucessfully.

GreekSheik · Post by **GreekSheik** » Sat 2nd Jul 2005 02:32 am

Great shop. It provided for a very nice break from shopping at the Albert Cuyp Market. The Silver Pearl Haze was very uplifting and they had the best Northern Lights I smoked on my whole trip. The locals were pretty cool there as well. I learned how to roll a "Dutch" style joint there from one of the locals.

pad · Post by **pad** » Sat 2nd Jul 2005 10:02 pm

We are disapointed cause the isn't really frienly when we are in Katsu & the shop was crowed !

But their killer green (20 € for 2.5g) witch was one of the best strains we could test this year... Wonderfull killer green the taste remember me the "champagne"!!!!!!

new card with a lot of special offers for 20 euros we'll be back in katsu for an another test in november ! sure

TrippingOverGod · Post by **TrippingOverGod** » Mon 25th Jul 2005 05:44 pm

Pretty crowded place but was on the list last time because of the NBA Fastbreak pinball machine... which has now gone. God knows why they got rid of it, maybe it broke down (last time I was there it froze up mid-play, so could be that). Often crowded and uncomfortable... I've voted that I don't like it but that's not to say it's a bad place. I remember the bud being relatively good but hardly the best in town and not really anywhere comfortable to relax - not in a rush to ever be here again.

Firefly315 · Post by **Firefly315** » Wed 24th Aug 2005 08:34 am

Hi,
Which tram stop takes you from Leidsplein to the area near Katsu?
Cathleen

Valo · Post by **Valo** » Wed 24th Aug 2005 10:40 am

Firefly315 wrote:Hi,
Which tram stop takes you from Leidsplein to the area near Katsu?
Cathleen

It will only take about 10 minutes max if you walked from Leidseplein towards De Pijp (the katsu area). You could take trams 6,7 or 10 which will take you a couple of stops down the road to just in front of the Heineken Brewery.

Coming from Central Station you could get the 4, 16, 24 or 25 which travel either side of the Albert Cuyp Market - just remeber all the reconstruction going on can cause alternate routes, so may be best to check with the tourist board (VVV) on your first day if you plan on certain tram routes.

Hope this helps a little

Firefly315 · Post by **Firefly315** » Wed 24th Aug 2005 06:46 pm

Hi Valo,
Thanks for your help!
Cathleen

AzLaker · Post by **AzLaker** » Sat 29th Oct 2005 01:04 am

Went to the Katsu 10/15. Arrived early afternoon after hitting the Albert Cup Market. Great staff, especially the lady behind the counter. Asked to use the bong and she really took the time to clean it, before giving it to me. Bought a gram of NL's Special. Very nice!! Hung out before going to the Heineken Brewery.

upahill_chris · Post by **upahill_chris** » Thu 5th Jan 2006 03:32 pm

I found Katsu to be a bit unfriendly on previous visits but after our last visit i've changed my mind. Quite often busy staff can seem a little unfriendly and rude but i'm sure its not their intention.

Certainly more of a local shop than one aimed at tourists but that adds to its character.

Good menu and good quality strains.

Well worth a visit. Near to cafe Media which is also worth a look in.

Haze_Smoker · Post by **Haze_Smoker** » Sat 21st Jan 2006 02:56 am

The woman at the counter was very knowledgable asking us which type of buzz we wanted high or low, I wanted a sativa high so I purchased the Sour Sage and I also wanted a hash so I picked up the Manala Cream.
The Manala Cream was my first smoke and it was my first day in Amsterdam and this helped me settle down quite nicely.
The high was rising and the taste was beautiful. My friend took 3 tokes (he's an Amsterdam first timer) while he was trying to roll his Haze Special (he can't roll to save his life). He said the hash got him HIGH! I was really enjoying it.

I didn't get enough time to hang out here but it is definitely a place I'd go back to.

I rate this place an 8.5 out of 10.

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