Sara R.

We were looking for a cafe to get Dutch pancakes and stumbled upon Le Pain Quotidien. I’d rate 5 stars for everything, except for the fact that it was a bit overpriced for the portion sizes.

Pros: delicious and fresh-tasting food, diverse menu, large cappuccinos, pleasant atmosphere, friendly staff, pretty indoor aesthetic, outdoor seating. Good for brunch/breakfast.

Cons: honestly, only con was food being overpriced for the portion size.

Overall, it was a nice find!

Absolutely amazing all-around experience. The food was phenomenal - traditional, authentic, aromatic flavors that complimented each other nicely. It took us 2 days to get a dinner reservation because of how popular the restaurant is. It is located on Singel alongside the flower markets, a lovely and quaint location.

We ordered BATARA RICE TABLE for € 30,50 p.p., which consisted of 14 different dishes that we shared among 5 people (and still had some left over!) This was an incredible way of experiencing lots of different Indonesian dishes and provided a lot of variety.

I would absolutely recommend visiting this restaurant for an authentic Indonesian food experience!

Absolutely incredible Asian-fusion establishment in Amsterdam. We tried 5 dishes; each one was excellent.

Giving service 4 stars, because our waitress was not the most attentive, and one member of our party’s entree was “lost” for about 10 minutes, and eventually was delivered, but the waitress seemed confused as to if she had rung it in or not. There seemed to be a lack of communication amongst staff. It was also quite hot inside.

Pros: convenient location and easy access, lovely aesthetic, outdoor seating, DELICIOUS food, great flavors, authentic and creative dishes.