Restaurants cuisine du monde Amsterdam

A place not to be missed when exploring the Jordaan. Located on Westerstraat, Raïnaraï has become a benchmark when it comes to North African gastronomy in Amsterdam. Laurent Med Khellout is the chef at the helm of what is fast becoming a renowned little empire. You can choose to take away, or eat on the spot in a pleasant, warm setting with large wooden tables or a corner with a decor more faithful to the Maghreb. You can also buy fruit and vegetables and carefully sourced spices.

To reach this newly opened public space, take the ferry to the north bank of the Ij just behind the cinémathèque. Housed in a modern building, this large space with its minimalist decor invites discovery. It's a coworking space where people meet to work, but also to drink coffee, savor a pastry, have a drink and enjoy an evening meal in elegant surroundings. The menu features burgers at lunchtime and small dishes to share in the evening. A great place to meet people.

In the heart of the northern district, in a buzzing area, the lively creators of Euro Pizza have put a twist on pizza during the pandemic by offering top-quality frozen pizzas. Since then, they've opened their own restaurant, and it's a huge success. In a raw setting, you can eat pizzas, of course, but that's not all. The menu is concise and very efficient. Save room for the dessert, which is always very well thought out. We particularly like the comté pizza. A fine list of natural wines and service that reflects the place, lively and welcoming.

Don't be put off by the name of this restaurant, probably not tested by marketing teams before opening. Moche stands for modern ceviche and is a Peruvian cuisine restaurant, a newcomer to the culinary scene in Amsterdam's East End. Here, everything is homemade, and the emphasis is on a blend of flavors and fresh ingredients. Moche's goal? To take you on a culinary journey through Peruvian gastronomy. Fish fans will be pleased.

A fabulous café opened by Karin & Yvonne, it's a concept that appeals to the youth and hipsters of Amsterdam and the surrounding area. In the north, like many of these trendy addresses, it's nestled in a large hangar, which is open to you for a drink and a bite to eat (café dick & dick). It's best to take the ramp and skate. The menu offers a variety of plates with flavors from around the world, with a penchant for Indonesian dishes. We love the rough-and-tumble urban atmosphere. A buzz address.