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Friendly staff. Good food and beer More
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Everything was great. Delicious potatos, good service and warm atmosphere. Big potato is served with meat of yout choice (there is also a vegetarian option). The menu also proposes the suitable beer for the course. We also tried out flat white and it was the best in Amsterdam. More
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Welcome to the world of traditional and authentic Indian Vegetarian and Non vegetarian food. The specialties of the restaurant are curry, tandoori, biryani, fish and vegetarian dishes.Haweli Indian restaurant has about 52 seats and we offer variety of specialties, including tandoori dishes, which are made in a special clay oven called tandoor. In this oven we make breads, such as Indian white bread (nan) and brown bread (roti). Not only in the clay oven dishes are prepared, be prepared delicious dishes on the grill, such as Tandoori Chicken, Lamb Chops, Shrimps etc . On the map are many side dishes, including homemade mint sauce and mango chutney, a sweet and sour sauce with mango. Conveniently on the card behind the various dishes peppers, which show how spicy the dish is. however the customer wants a particular dish more spicy or milder, we will prepare dishes accordingly. If our customer is happy, so are we.More
Service was great. Food was good Quiet space above bar. If yo eat there you get entrance to bar after food. The bar has live music. More
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Discover Oud-West
With two of the city’s most multicultural streets—Kinkerstraat and Overtook—this area is a hub for eclectic flavors and international cuisines. From cafes to bars and nightlife venues, it’s a neighborhood that definitely comes alive after dark, while equally scenic by day with the last ring of the canal belt. For a meal in a funky locale, check out a spot that combines Indonesian, Surinamese and classic Dutch in a renovated multi-story car park. On the spicier side, modern, upscale Indonesian restaurants feature menus that evoke the luxury of a royal feast. So eat like a king, and don’t forget to taste other highlights like those scattered throughout the indoor food market, located within a complex that used to service the city’s iconic tram network, authentic Eritrean cuisine, and a tasty slew of other vibrant delights.
