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Where to eat Sushi food in Amstelveen: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Amstelveen. Amstelveen ( pronunciation (help·info)) is a municipality in the Netherlands, located in the province of North Holland. It is a suburban part of the metropolitan area of Amsterdam. The municipality of Amstelveen consists of the following villages or districts: Amstelveen, Bovenkerk, Westwijk, Bankras-Kostverloren, Groenelaan, Waardhuizen, Middenhoven, Randwijk, Elsrijk, Keizer Karelpark, Nes aan de Amstel and Ouderkerk aan de Amstel (partly). The name Amstelveen comes from Amstel, a local river, and veen, meaning fen, peat, or moor.
Things to do in Amstelveen
7. Sushilee
Overall Ratings
5 based on 47 reviews
Sushilee is the place to enjoy the delightful simplicity of Japanese cuisine. Where the key is to celebrate the freshness and natural beauty of each ingredient. The flavours of Sushilee draw heavily from the origin of the dedicated Japanese chefs. That ti
Reviewed By writecritic
Situated in the happening new business district called Zuidas, this place is unassuming and small but their food is sure to make you a repeat customer. Located right next to a Rob Peetoom salon, they are open limited hours during lunch and dinner. I have eaten here and also taken away food in the past. They make a fantastic Chicken Ramen and it continues to be my favourite. They have interesting sushi platters and they customize if you are allergic to anything. I have also enjoyed some good tea here and it was different and very calming.
6. Mr. Sam Asian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
Good food is like music you can feel, colors you can smell and scent you can see. Use your senses and make memories at Mr. Sam Asian Bistro. Over the course of one evening you’ll travel with Mr. Sam on a culinary journey that honors the Asian cuisine, wit
Reviewed By RushMorley
Staying locally in the Olympic Hotel we decided to try Mr Sams based on the positive reviews on TripAdvisor. We weren’t disappointed! Even though this was a Wednesday evening the restaurant was full with a lively, buzzing atmosphere.Greeted by Sam ( the owner himself) the menu was explained in great detail before another charming member of staff took our order.The cooking itself is styled as new Asian and was faultless. We shared the noodles, short rib and dim sum and each was delicious.Wonderful chocolate soufflé and cocktails finished a memorable evening. This place is a real gem......! Highly recommended! We
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5. Market 33 Food Hall
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4 based on 111 reviews
In the heart of Amsterdam's Zuidas district, Market 33 brings quality fresh food and drink to the area, produced by passionate food enthusiasts. Market 33 is an urban foodcourt, uniting an exciting variety of food, freshly roasted coffee and specialty dri
Reviewed By LLZups
We loved this place. So so so many choices! We ate Greek and crab noodle soup. We added fries and beer. Prices were very reasonable. And the desserts we amazing! Highly recommend this spot. You will find so many great options to try!
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4. EN Japanese kitchen & sake bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Amsterdam is ready to enjoy the Japanese quality food in a casual setting with a good glass of sake and shochu. We have a great selection of sashimi and sushi for you but there is so much more to the Japanese kitchen than sushi. Besides sushi we offer adv
Reviewed By Donjmf
I had the full tasting menu as a birthday treat to myself, it was wonderful from beginning to end. Involuntary appreciative noises when you are eating is always a good sign and I had so many of those. Every course was at least very good, if not excellent and as there were so many different parts often something that made me make an odd noise of appreciation Excellent service, not overly formal and friendly but also traditional and helped me to have some sake, which I really enjoyedI can’t think of a meal that I have enjoyed more, not cheap but to me great value and tbh if I lived in Amsterdam I would be visiting that full tasting menu every month. It really was that good. I will be back the next time I am in the city
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3. Tanuki Japans Eetcafe Stadshart Amstelveen
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4 based on 157 reviews
In 1995 is Tanuki Amstelveen als typische Izakaya gevestigd in Amstelveen Stadshart. We bieden een breed scala aan typische Izakaya gerechten in combinatie met zorg geselecteerde alcoholische dranken. De meest populaire gerechten omvatten onder andere sus
Reviewed By 1974lukem
A real Japanese restaurant, with cozy atmosphere(but the empty barrels of beer at the entrance are not so nice).Plenty of choice,as a real izakaya should be,excellent quality of the ingredients,very fast service.What surprised me the most are the prices,quite low compared to the standards of similar restaurants in the Netherlands.Everything we tried(sushi,gyōza,fried squid rings,soups,meat) was excellent.I highly recommend the cubes of veal meat in teriyaki sauce(I attach a picture):I rarely had such good meat.
2. Fussia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By ClogsPL
Large establishment, good looking interior, impressive aquarium. Medium sized parking. Toilet facilities are a little delapidated, deserve more attention. 6 page menu offering selection of maki, sashimi, yakitori, soup, noodles, beef and much more. All you can eat formula, the six of us spent 38 EUR a piece including several drinks per head. Good value. Recommended.
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1. kokusai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 367 reviews
All you can eat sushi/sashimi/teryaki etc restaurant
Reviewed By Kenpasha
This is an all you can eat sushi and grill place and it was full of people. For 28 euros you can keep going, and at first I wondered why the order slips only had room for five rounds. I was soon enlightened, however. Our group of six went through 74 plates of stuff, including nigiri, soup, grilled beef, tempura, and other items. The teriyaki beef and tempura were both very good, as was the salmon nigiri. Our group was full after only three rounds (some items have more than one piece on the plate), although I managed two more little items, and it was a lot of wonderful cooking. There is grolsch beer on tap and this helps wash down the onslaught of sushi. Phew! We lurched back to the hotel, happy but moving slowly... We certainly recommend this establishment. Although there were many customers, the plates seemed to come out swiftly. Bon appetit!
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