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memories of india
sama sebo
wagamama

dynasty
nam kee
take thai

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Blue Pepper
Nassaukade 366 (489 70 39).

Traditional Indonesian cuisine in a not so traditional setting; blue and red walls, luxurious chairs and modern lighting. The excellent cooking matches Blue Pepper's up market interior. Instead of the traditional comprehensive 'rijsttafel' dish three menus are on offer, which allow guests to sample the different flavors of Indonesian cooking.
Open daily 6pm-10pm (closed Sun).

[9 reviews, avg 8/10]

Bojo
Lange Leidsedwarsstraat 51 (622 74 34).

Traditional Indonesian fare in large quantities at low prices served well into the nightly hours. Expect to wait, and expect to rub elbows with clubbers and other night owls.
Open Mon-Wed 4pm-2am, Thu & Sun
noon-2am, Fri & Sat noon-4am.

[20 reviews, avg 7/10]

Dynasty
Reguliersdwarsstraat 30 (626 84 00).

Upmarket Oriental restaurant with an interior not unlike an Asiatic musical; colors abound and the ceiling is adorned with upturned Chinese umbrellas. Wonderful canalhouse garden for summer dining. Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai dishes all beautifully presented, in large portions.
Open 5.30pm-11pm, closed Tue.

[4 reviews, avg 9/10]

Hoi Tin
Zeedijk 112 (625 64 51).
Authentic Chinese cuisine in this slightly scruffy restaurant on the Zeedijk. What it lacks in looks it makes up for in the quality of the food, and Hoi Tin has over 200 dishes on the menu. Very popular with locals as well as Chinese. Cheap.
Open daily noon-midnight.

[4 reviews, avg 8/10]

Memories of India
Reguliersdwarsstraat 88 (623 57 10).
Upscale Indian restaurant cloned from its London counterpart and definitely one of the best in town. Slightly cheesy interior, but authentic food with friendly service. Moderate prices.
Open daily 5pm-11.30pm.

[8 reviews, avg 7/10]

Nam Kee
Zeedijk 111-113 (624 34 70).
Traditional Chinese eatery with formica tables, fluorescent lighting and Peking ducks in the window. Close to the Nieuwmarkt area - Amsterdam's 'Chinatown' - Nam Kee used to cater to Chinese only, but with the rise to fashion of Asian cuisine nowadays it has also become popular with hip locals. As you would expect, excellent traditional Chinese cooking, try the Tja Sieuw or Nam Kee's specialty: Peking Duck. Complimentary pot of tea.
Open daily noon-midnight.

[12 reviews, avg 8/10]

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