13 of the tastiest Asian street food in Amsterdam to share with friends

spring rolls, dumplings and more Asian street food in Amsterdam

Bao buns, spring rolls, dumplings, edamame beans, you can bet we'll be having this every week Asian street food when you sit. Not only because it's incredibly delicious, but also because the shared dining element makes it incredibly enjoyable. These are small, varied bites that are easy to share, allowing you to sample even more from the menu. It's no wonder Amsterdam is bursting with Asian street food hotspots. We've selected 13 of the tastiest Asian street food in Amsterdam!

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13 Asian street food in Amsterdam that you want to try

TurpentineTuna tataki, prawns, oysters, and more, all with an Asian twist, are on the menu at Terpentijn. Open until 04.00 a.m. on weekends, it's the perfect spot for drinks and bites.

Boi BoiLove Thai food? Then check out Boi Boi in East near the Dappermarkt. They have Pad Thai, curries, spring rolls, and chicken satay. And you can even have these delicious meals delivered! Perfect if you want to stay on the couch but are really craving an Asian meal.

Jackson DuboisAfter shopping in Amsterdam's city center, it's time for a delicious shared meal at Jackson Dubois on the Spui. Order spring rolls and other dishes to share, or enjoy them all yourself ;-)

JD WilliamsWhen you think of JD Williams Whisky Bar, you probably think of whisky. But did you know they also have delicious street food like Korean-style rib-eye beef tacos and edamame falafel tacos? So good!

The JapaneseClassics like sushi, yakitori, and tempura are on the menu at De Japanner on the Albert Cuyp Market. Here you'll find Japanese finger food that's literally finger-licking good ;-) A bonus: at De Japanner in Amsterdam, you can still order until after midnight!

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HappyhappyjoyjoyWhen it comes to Asian street food in Amsterdam, HappyHappyJoyJoy is a must-visit. From bao buns to noodles, they have something for everyone. And they have locations in both the East and West districts, saving many people miles of cycling.

Five Zero FiveFor Asian bites in Amsterdam East, head to Vijfnulvijf. Vintage furniture and Asian food might not be the combination you'd expect, but that's what makes this spot extra unique! Sushi, honey ribs, and more. Delicious!

FRNZYFRNZY in De Pijp is a favorite among many, and we understand why. Here you get spring rolls, Banh Mi Chicken, and the most delicious Asian waffles. Btw: can we take the floorboards home with us?

Dum Dum PalaceFor delicious Asian dishes, you have to go to Dum Dum Palace in the Red Light District. Every now and then we head to the Red Light District for a healthy helping of dumplings. They're absolutely delicious!

Seoul FoodDon't feel like eating out, but still craving Asian street food? Then Seoul Food on Kinkerstraat is your next destination. At this Korean supermarket, you can pick up the tastiest snacks to take home and enjoy them comfortably on the couch.

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Self 74Here you can enjoy Thai shared dining in a cheerful green interior with an industrial feel and wooden accents. Soi74's menu includes a variety of appetizers, such as naan bread and lemongrass satay. We opted for the Thai Platter to share with various appetizers. Highly recommended!

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Dim Sum NowAt Yourlbb, we're big dim sum lovers, so Dim Sum Now on Ferdinand Bolstraat is definitely on our list of Asian Street Food spots. Will you go for the veggie mix, gyzo mix, or perhaps the lotus leaf wraps?

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WITH LOVE,

JANNE