DK Travel : Amsterdam : Eastern Canal Ring : Places to eat

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Beddington’s

The menu at Jean Beddington’s new restaurant is truly international, offering exciting dishes with hints of Japan, the Mediterranean and England.
Eufraat

The décor leaves a little to be desired, but the fresh food at this Assyrian café makes it perpetually popular. A favourite haunt of revered (and feared) Amsterdam food critic Johannes van Dam.
Janvier

Enjoy excellent New Dutch cuisine in this friendly relaxed resaurant with outside tables.
Kitsch

Aficianados of kitsch will love the style of this perfectly pink restaurant. Ask for the corner mattress when booking, or a table with its own water fountain.
Rose’s Cantina

This Mexican cantina has Tex-Mex down to a tee – the food is varied and delicious, and the margaritas are served in pitchers!
Sichuan Food

Excellent small restaurant on a street with lots of good restaurants - medium priced. The platter of starters is a good choice to split between two people.
SSK

Hanneke cooks fresh produce she’s bought from the markets that day, and serves you from her open kitchen. One of the city’s best kept secrets.
The Golden Temple

Vegetarian restaurant run by American Sikhs offering a range of Indian, Middle Eastern and Mexican food with a homecooked feel.
Tujuh Maret

One of the best Indonesian restaurants in the city. Superb and extensive menu.
Utrechtsedwarfstafel

Pick a number of courses, choose a range from simple to gastronomic, and leave the rest to the wine connoisseur and cook duo who run this unusual eaterie.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €20
- €20–€30
- €30–€45
- €45–€60
- over €60