Ah-Lung Chinees-Surinaams Restaurant

Makan - the best Indonesian restaurant in the Netherlands, inspired and combined with Dutch flavors, fresh gado-gado, spicy kernels, mouth-watering all kinds of small stir-fry, and impressive cocktails inspired by spices, Chinese herbs and plants. Must try chef Rosmina&#39;s unique rijsstafel (rice table meal) - a wide variety of dishes from all over Indonesia!

Lovely restaurant with excellent food, the menu was perfectly timed, the wine was a good companion. The service was very nice without overdoing it.It was nice that they respected my wife&lsquo;s pregnancy and put in efforts to adjust the menu to her.Thank you!

The service and the food was fantastic.  It was tiny, so the man directly behind, was a little&hellip;no&hellip;a lot loud but it was still a wonderful experience.  I would definitely recommend to any friends traveling to Amsterdam.

Wanted to love this place, but the food was not great.  Reggie was a good sommelier, and the wines were good.  The ravioli was not good, dry and bland.  The hen seemed like it had been murdered under a heat lamp with a dehydrated scallion as its last best friend dying in the desert.  The sea bass was good according to our other family members.  No one asked us if we liked the food.  We didn&#39;t.  The restaurant itself is a nice atmosphere.  I wouldn&#39;t eat here again.

I am loathe to leave a positive review because I love this place and it&#39;s hard to get a seat. But, they deserve the praise. The cocktails are excellent and the food is always delish.

Worst restaurant in Amsterdam. Complete and utter tourist trap. As an Argentinian living in the US and traveling on vacation to Amsterdam for the first time, I was excited when I saw what I initially thought was an Argentine restaurant in Amsterdam! My husband and my parents decided to try this place out, and we were lured by the special of Argentinian steak and frites for 9.50 euro. When we sat down, we were concerned by the fact that it was clearly not an Argentinian restaurant, and that the menu was mostly Mexican food. How can one possibly mix Argentinian and Mexican cuisines? Clearly the owner is neither Mexican nor Argentinian and trying to mix both cuisines is preposterous. Anyways, we were asked by the owner what we wanted to drink and we replied with water. 5-10 minutes later, a waitress comes out with tiny water bottles - we ask her if we can just have tap water (in the US, restaurants by law have to provide regular tap water) and bottled water is a rarity. The waitress did not speak English (really? You have employees that don&#39;t speak Dutch or English in your restaurant? Perhaps you shouldn&#39;t have illegal immigrants working in your establishment). We were unable to communicate as this person did not speak English but we explained to her that we did not want bottled water but regular tap water. We had to wait another 5 or so minutes until the owner showed up and we explained to her that we would not pay for water. She then goes to tell us that she does not serve regular water. Really? Who in the civilized world does not serve regular water? We ate at another restaurant the previous day and we were served water with no issues. Anyways, we were annoyed but figured we were starving and would try to give this place a try. We then go on to ask about the &quot;special&quot; that was listed on the window - the owner woman tells us that while she does have the special, it&#39;s only 100g of meat. Again - really? If this is supposed to be an Argentinian restaurant, she should kn

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