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An Weteringschans 76 (624 46 72).  Not strictly a sushi bar, An is a small traditional Japanese restaurant, elegant and unpretentious. Excellent value for money. An also offers a take away service and lunchboxes. 
Open 6pm-10pm.
Closed Sun, Mon. [no reviews, be the first] |
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Kaiko Jekerstraat 114 (662 56 41).  For
the best sushi in town visit this authentic sushi bar, popular with Japanese
businessmen staying in the nearby Okura hotel. Sit at the bar, sip hot sake
and watch the cook perform his magic. Kaiko is smoke-free, but has a separate
room with tables for smokers. 
Open 6pm-11pm. Closed
Thu, Sun. [5 reviews, avg 9/10] Tokyo Cafe  Spui
15 (489 79 18). All-in-one in this huge restaurant; sushi bar, teppanyaki tables and traditional Japanese cuisine. All these of course have their own atmosphere, and in a place so big this can be a bit confusing, but the cooking is decent and the prices are moderate. 
Open daily 12am-11pm. [8 reviews, avg 4/10] Yamazato Ferdinand Bolstraat 333 (678 83 51).  One
the best Japanese restaurants in town, located inside the Okura hotel. Traditional
Japanese decor with restful fishpond, waitresses in kimono's, and beautifully
presented dishes. One Michelin star, prices to match. 
Kitchen open 5.30pm-11pm, lunch 12am-2pm.
[2 reviews, avg 7/10] Zushi  Amstel 20 (330 68 82). Hypermodern sushi conveyor bar, on the banks of the river Amstel close to Rembrandtplein. Zushi has a sober interior, with purple and lime overtones. The menu is strictly sushi, with 84 different sushis to choose from. Nice river view.
Open daily 12am-12pm. [18 reviews, avg 5/10] |
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