Restaurants cuisine du monde Amsterdam

Roti is a club restaurant housed in a former garage in the city's northern district. The furniture is sober, the welcome warm and smiling, right next to the Skate Café, which we also like a lot. The menu is concise and offers broodjes, but also and above all dishes of Indonesian origin. Roti is not the dish we call it, but a generous portion of breaded chicken with sweet and sour sauce, or the delicious peanut-based satay soup. Once the meal is over, the place transforms into a club.

Yet another address on Amsterdam's north bank that has us taking the ferry dare dare. It's a top-quality Mexican restaurant that has opened to full houses. Hipsters flock here to enjoy delicious tacos and excellent cocktails. The atmosphere? Some even say they've been transported to a Tarantino movie. As the evening progresses, it gets livelier and livelier with good sound. The dishes are succulent and will immediately transport you to Mexico City. A good address.

It's like being in the home of a French grandmother; the place is enchanting and cosy, and from the very first dish, it's a real invitation to travel. Flavors come from the four corners of the world, and a fusion of cuisines enlivens your taste buds. You'll be able to choose from a varied, eco-friendly menu, always based on fresh, seasonal produce. Then, for the more intrepid, let yourself be guided and taste the dishes chosen for you by chef Amadou Dia. A newcomer making his mark.

Cornerstone is located in the northern district, not far from the Ceuvel, which we also love. It's a surprising place, serving as a bar, a discotheque, but also and above all a restaurant with Asian flavors, mainly Japanese, but with welcome Dutch touches. It's housed in an industrial complex without much flavor, but zen and with a superb, imposing chandelier that's an Instagram favorite. We really like the menu, which mixes flavors. When the meal stops, the party starts. A special place.