This was my first eat-out in AMS. Just landed in de Pijp, asking around where to eat, "Moksi!" He serves, she cooks. I eat vegetarian; so i had the Roti. Yummy. The place is small, unpretentious, but an experience in itself of calm simplicity and...More

This tiny restaurant is a short tram ride from the centre and the usual tourist haunts, but easy to reach and well worth hunting out for a refreshing change of pace and character. The food and the service/welcome are both outstanding. Charming owner and wonderful...More

Had a lovely night there. The restauraunt only had about 5 tables so it was extra cozy. Talked to the owner extensively who told us everything we needed or wanted to know. The food was superb and we had a blast. Prices were great as...More

A small place with a interesting atmosphere. The food is very good. The curries are very tasty. I can only recommend you to spend an hour there.

The owner couple were absolutely charming and the Surinamese food was a revelation! Frequented by locals in the know. Try the cassava cakes by all means!

This restaurant is in the busy De Pijp neighbourhood- perfect stop after you have visited the Heineken brewery and the Albert Cuyp Market. The food is delicious- it is made from scratch by one of the owners. Her husband, the other owner, is the one...More

After walking past streets of over-trendy steak houses and tapas bars, we found moski. We've not experienced Malaysian food before but we have a love of Indian, Vietnamese and Caribbean and found the food here was excellent. Living in London, we're used to small, good...More

A modest restaurant in De Pijp, an area in Amsterdam frequented by dutch people, not very touristic. This one is a perfect place to try a honest surinamese cooking. Very friendly. 10-15 €.