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 Happening Japanese joint |
Weteringschans 199 Amsterdam 1017 XG Netherlands +31 (0)20 627 0607 |
Run by a young couple, An specializes in authentic Japanese cuisine. The open kitchen provides guests a peep into the chef's quick cooking styles. The ambiance puts you at ease instantly as you mull over the menu. The place doesn't have a liquor license, so bring your own along. The fare is well-priced with decent portions. A take away counter is at hand for those who are on the move. Give An a try, when in Grachtengordel. There's a fat chance you'll enjoy yourself. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Japanese-Style Luxury |
Ferdinand Bolstraat 333 Amsterdam 1072 LH Netherlands +31 (0)20 678 7111 http://www.okura.nl |
This international five-star hotel is 15 minutes from Schiphol Airport and is the finest five star hotels in Amsterdam. It offers 315 rooms, with a range of suites and executive rooms to select according to your requirement. The hotel gives a wide range of dining options serving Japanese, French, Dutch and European food. The grand ballroom helps you have grand weddings and lavish parties and the convention rooms ensure that the corporate clients needs are satisfied too. The rooms are well equipped with latest technology and amenities thereby assuring that you have a perfect stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good Japanese restaurant |
Jekerstraat 114 Amsterdam 1078 MJ Netherlands +31 (0)20 662 5641 |
Restaurant Kaiko, located near the Okura Hotel, is actually a small sushi bar in which you can get traditional Japanese food at pretty reasonable prices. The chef is an entertaining expert who makes the most wonderful variations (and there are a lot of them) of sushi and sashimi. The more expensive ones are a real treat though, as they are prepared with rare ingredients such as sea urchin. Kaiko offers plenty of set menus in various price ranges, including a vegetarian one. The set menus include a salad, sashimi, sushi, sake or miso soup. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Japanese Grillhouse |
Scheldestraat 1 Amsterdam 1078 GD Netherlands +31 (0)20 679 0439 http://www.kushitei.nl/ |
Situated next to the Okura hotel, this Japanese bar and grillhouse serves the famous Yakitori dishes in a very Japanese manner. The food is skewered on small sticks and grilled. For convenience, the management has created two different set menus, which allow diners to sit back and taste a wide selection of dishes. Both set menus consist of 10 sticks. However, the option still remains to order à la carte. Guests must order a minimum of five sticks. Examples of dishes are: asparagus wrapped in bacon and grilled fillet steak. The proprietors have also started a sushi takeaway next to the restaurant in which, besides sushi, they sell Japanese snacks as well as original Japanese dinner-sets. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sushi bar |
Jonge Roelensteeg 4 Amsterdam 1012 PL Netherlands +31 (0)20 777 3010 |
Stereo Bar is a trendy hangout for young people and those who love sushi. Formerly known as Stereo Sushi, this joint is located in a quiet alley in the Old City Centre. Sip on sake among other spirits, and groove to the music. DJs enthrall crowds late into the night. The hotspot may be a little claustrophobic, but the sashimi, sushi, sake and house music prod you to linger on. Review © 2007, Wcities |
