Sweetsmoke87
Knows what a fatty is.
Anyone know of any places in Amsterdam for some BBQ. I can't go too long with out some!
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BBQ in Amsterdam
- Thread starter Sweetsmoke87
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The only BBQ I've gotten in NL is Phrom Phubar & Padawan and other Dutch individuals at a really great Bash they had. Other than that, I don't know of any restaurant BBQ out that way, but it's been a couple years since I've been.
Lots of other great food for sure though - Surinam, Indonesian, Fish restaurants, the fries are incredible - especially at a place called Vleminckx. It's a little window in a wall and if you go there, you'll be glad you did. There's a really great Chinese restaurant called New King, conveniently located in the Red Light District.
Lots of other great food for sure though - Surinam, Indonesian, Fish restaurants, the fries are incredible - especially at a place called Vleminckx. It's a little window in a wall and if you go there, you'll be glad you did. There's a really great Chinese restaurant called New King, conveniently located in the Red Light District.
Phorgot about Phubar & Padawan. They'd be a good resource.
Kjonge
Knows what a fatty is.
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- Nov 5, 2011
- Location
- The Netherlands
i'm sorry to say there is not much good BBQ in Amsterdam, there are some places that you can go but it is super pricey and the quality is not good 
I keep trying but keep being disappointed. Instead go to a place like this: https://aantij.loetje.nl/?lang=en for a great steak and place.
I keep trying but keep being disappointed. Instead go to a place like this: https://aantij.loetje.nl/?lang=en for a great steak and place.
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- Oct 5, 2008
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- Gore (surprise!)
I'd skip the BBQ altogether and go for the Indonesian fare. You might also try some Chinese food. That's always fun to order in Europe as the dishes are quite different than what you're used to.
