Must – try Snacks in Amsterdam Part 2

When in Amsterdam, there are countless options for snacks and treats to try, but with so many choices, it can be overwhelming to decide where to go. To help you out, I’ve compiled a list of 15 must-try snacks that you simply cannot miss when in Amsterdam or even when you’re from Amsterdam. From savory to sweet, I’ve got you covered with a variety of amazing and some very unique options.

1. Hawawshi at Hawaswhi, a Egyptian street food restaurant in Amsterdam, is gaining global recognition for its bold flavors and aromatic spices. The star of the menu is the Hawawshi, a traditional pita bread filled with a variety of flavorful stuffings, including vegan, chicken, and ribeye options. Hawawshi’s clean and modern interior, marked by marble accents and white tiles, provides a pleasant atmosphere.
2. “Brabantse worstenbroodjes” at The Genius. “The Genius” is a charming sandwich store that has taken the art of sausage rolls, particularly the beloved “Brabantse worstenbroodjes,” to a whole new level. From classic options to deluxe creations featuring delicious toppings like ox sausage, parmesan cheese, and a variety of sausages, “The Genius” brings a creative twist to this traditional Dutch snack.
3. Bitterballen at Bitterballen Amsterdam. Hidden in the city center, this Restaurant resembles a traditional fine dining vibe, featuring contemporary pairing the Dutch famous Bitterballen with sparkling wine & beer. When in Amsterdam you can not miss out on this amazing snack. They serve 3 different types of bitterballen, but you can also order a mix with some cheese sticks aswell. Give Bitterballen Amsterdam a try if you haven’t tried the bitterbal yet.
4. Dumplings and other snacks at Dumplings:
   Dumplings, a Chinese foodhouse near Westerpark in Amsterdam, stands out for its delectable dumplings, stealing the spotlight among its diverse array of dishes. Operating daily from 11:00 to 20:30, Dumplings provides a convenient window for lunch, dinner, or snacks.  The portion sizes proved generous. Dumplings provides a delightful experience with its amazing flavors and budget-friendly pricing, making it a must-visit spot for Chinese food enthusiasts in Amsterdam.
5. Lahmacuns at Effendy: The perfect blend of tastiness, fluffiness, crispiness, and juiciness sets these lahmacuns apart. The cafe’s commitment to quality is evident in the exclusive in-house dining option for a secret Lahmacun, ensuring the unique flavors remain uncompromised during delivery. The unconventional cardboard box packaging adds a touch of novelty, reflecting Effendy’s dedication to standing out in the culinary landscape. The convenience of home delivery, coupled with the surprising deliciousness, makes Effendy Lahmacun Cafe a go-to spot for a delightful meal without leaving the comfort of home.
6. Grilled cheese sandwiches at Greg Monsieur: Greg Monsieur offers triple-layered rustic farmhouse grilled cheese sandwiches made fresh at Amsterdam’s Albert Cuyp Market. They have a lot of variations to choose from and al tasty, cheesy and delicious. Our favorites where the italian style grilled cheese and the pulled chicken grilled cheese. Go give them a visit when you’re in the mood for a cheesy adventure.
7. Pita’s and fries at Pita, Pita is a must visit when you are craving some biocogical kebab and the best fries and pita’s of Amsterdam. Their fries are extremely crispy and tasty since they use their own spice mix on them. They are also served with 30 days fremented garlic sauce wich makes them even more special. They are opened daily from 12:00 – 22:00/ 23:00 which makes it the perfect place for lunch, snack, diner or a late night snack adventure.
8. Cookies at Belicio Cheats: The cookies of Belicio cheats in Amsterdam are baked and decorated daily in the Belicio Cheats shop. There are always fresh and in the most surprising flavors like white chocolate an kinder bueno or chocolate and M&M’s. Their selection of cookies changes regularly, so it’s always a surprise to see what’s in the display this time. Additionally, in the  location in Amsterdam, you’ll find a limited assortment of vegan cookies as well.
9. Bentobox at Little Tokyo: At Little Tokyo they serve delicious Bentoboxes and other Japanese comfortfood for take out. Before learning about Little Tokyo I hadn’t had a bento box before, but there boxes are extremely tasty and worth the try. I haven’t had grilled salmon in a while since I got bored of the tasty, but they brought it to a new level.
10. Sandwiches and bubble tea at Chun Café: At Chun they serve 5 different Toasts that all taste amazing. You can choose between egg salad, tofu puff, bacon, egg and cheese, Garlic, shrimp and egg and last, but not least, their famouse Rib eye Bulgogi. The toasts are huge and definitely filling. Therefore the sandwiches from Chun are a must try snack when you’re in Amsterdam.
11. Dumplings at maggie jiaozi: Looking for delicious and homemade Chinese dumplings (jiaozi) in the Netherlands? Look no further than Maggie. Her jiaozi is authentic and carries a distinctive Chinese flavor. The dumplings she crafts are a delight to the taste buds, leaving you craving more with every bite. Experience the various types of jiaozi (dumplings) she creates and judge for yourself. Visit Maggie Jiaozi for an authentic and mouthwatering journey through the world of Chinese dumplings.
     
     

12. Sate at Satebar Charley: Satebar Charley is a foodtruck specialized in Authentic Indonesian Sate. You can find them and their amazing sate’s in Amstelveen every Friday from 08:30 – 17:00 and on the day market at the Lindengracht every Saturday form 09:00 – 17:00. So if you’re in the mood for indonesion streetfood you should try it out.
13. Taiwanese snacks at Jen’s Bing: The pork belly bao, a delightful fusion of tender pork belly and fluffy buns, set the stage for a culinary adventure, but the true highlight of Jen’s Bing is the crispy chicken pancake, which transports visitors to the vibrant street food stalls of Taiwan, offering an unforgettable experience of flavors and textures. Jen’s Bing To Go, primarily a takeaway spot, also caters to those wanting to savor treats at a small outdoor table, making it a must-visit for bubble tea lovers and anyone eager to explore the diverse tastes of Taiwanese cuisine in the city.

14. Grilled cheese, burgers and Sando’s at Paindemie: Pain de Mie is what the French call their white toasted bread. It resembles Japanese milk bread which has a bit of sweetness to it. At Paindemie the bread is the star of the menu. They serve smash burgers, grilled cheese sandwiches and French toast. Their burger meat is unique since wthey serve Dutch goat meat, which isn’t something that is served often in the Netherlands. Their sauces and condiments are homemade which makes it even more unique.

15. Onigiri Ya! is a quaint shop with a few tables offering Japanese rice balls (called onigiri), miso soup, packaged snacks, and drinks. They boast a selection of 10 onigiri varieties featuring fish, meat, or veggies. Open daily from 11:00 to 20:00 or until sold out, it’s a must-visit for those with a penchant for Japanese snacks.
    

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