Eethuis Sie Joe

Found this Indonesian Food.. I ordered for Ketoprak, Soto Ayam, Mie Tek Tek and Sate ayam. Its all good taste.. feel at home. And the owner very kind person even they're so busy serving and cooking.

- T MO -

Noodle/rice noodle soup with meatball - The broth is great and I got both egg and rice noodle mix. The rice noodle was strangely broken in 1cm pieces so it was pretty hard to use chopsticks. Perfect with a spoon though I guess. The beef meatballs I could have done without. I wandered into this place since I've been craving a noodle soup for a week now. It's cozy, there were locals inside, the lady was nice but not overbearing.

- Katherine Hu -

Went there on Saturday and the place is always full with customers. It's a nice place to have Indonesian food and it tastes so good. You can have your meal inside or at the terrace. They have normal tables for group or a high chair for single travelers or couples. The kitchen is so close to you so you can see and here how your food is made. Make your order and pay in advance at the counter. Easy to find, in small alley with alot of restaurants, and not to far the Amsterdam central station.

- KF Dini -

Makanan yang enak sekali. Authentic Indonesian food. Typical dishes like Soto Ayam - chicken soup, Bakmi Goreng and Nasi Goeng - fried noodles and fried rice, Sate - barbecued skewers with lamb meet or chicken and peanut sauce ... can be ordered.The restaurant is relatively small, the owners are nice. It feels a little bit like being in Indonesia.

- Lizzy & Tommy -

It's underrated they have less review than other Indonesian restaurants in Amsterdam, I had their soto ayam, the stuffed shredded chicken in sticky rice is also yum, and it's easy to carry and eat when travel.

- JK -

Finally, we stumbled upon a genuine Indonesian food joint! Initially, we hadn’t planned to visit, but our insatiable hunger compelled us to come here. The place is compact and cramped, so if you’re traveling with a smaller group, you might want to consider sharing a table with strangers. Once you’re seated, you’ll place your order at the bar and settle the bill. The wait can be quite long, so be prepared for a bit of patience if you’re extremely hungry. On the taste front, the food is absolutely delicious and reminiscent of home. It’s even better than any Indonesian restaurant I’ve been to before. However, the portion sizes are quite small, and the pricing is surprisingly high. It caught me off guard, but I suppose it’s worth it.

- Foodie Traveler -