Streat Bites

Name: Streat Bites
Address: Amsterdam, NL
Telephone: +31644102515
Price range: Not Applicable
Rating: 5

Streat Bites Food Tour adventures in the amazing Amsterdam. Foodie? Join the adventure!

06/03/2025

Thinking back to the days when finding a good, unique sandwich in the city took some effort. We remember—but we don’t miss it!
Among the pioneers in the city is .negen.sandwichbar , doing it right and mixing things up every now and then. Always good, never disappointing.

26/11/2024

🇳🇱✨ Discover the flavors of the Dutch holiday season! From fluffy oliebollen to spiced kruidnoten and festive kerststol, these treats are a must-try for any foodie. 🍩🎄 Which one would you try first? Let us know!

25/10/2024

You don’t hear about this amazing patisserie located in the southern part of the city everywhere—strange, because in our opinion, it’s one of the best in town. Maybe from the outside it doesn’t look like a classic French patisserie, but once you step inside—wow. It’s one of those places where you want to order one of everything, which is almost what happened.
We ordered an iced coffee, which was excellent, as well as a choux filled with vanilla cream and another one with vanilla and raspberry cream—a serious hit with the sweet-tart combo we love so much. We also got a crispy sablé cookie filled with chocolate and caramel, a madeleine coated in raspberry chocolate, and to finish, a wonderful almond croissant, rich with almond paste and almond flakes.
After “dessert” 😉, we tried the savory pastries, which were just as good and proved that having savory after sweets is just as satisfying as the other way around. First was the cheese and ham croissant topped with black and white sesame seeds—solid 9.2. Next, a pastry with mozzarella, tomatoes, and spinach, an 8.7. Overall, a really great experience.
Why will we be back soon? Because besides their pastries and sweets, they also serve breakfast—omelets, breakfast croissants, granolas, and more. Definitely worth a visit.

21/08/2024

The plan was – a few cocktails at Flying Dutch Men before a reservation for an Indonesian dinner, but we ended up being rookies who showed up without a reservation and found ourselves (and how lucky we were) at the other cocktail bar they opened at the same address, on the ground floor – . Now, why was this fun, you ask? Because down here, unlike the bar upstairs, there are also snacks and bites with the cocktails, and you know us, that’s always preferred and desirable :) The cocktails (unsurprisingly considering the owners are the same for both bars) were amazing! From the appearance of the glasses, the drinking experience, to the cocktails themselves, which were perfectly matched to the flavors we requested. And alongside, we didn’t go overboard this time and sampled two dishes – scallops with anchovy tempura with mango and white chocolate sauce – sounds so weird but wow! Sticky fried wings that were great – and overall it was so good that it made us want to return for an entire evening there.

17/07/2024

Moving to the outskirts of the city has opened us up to discovering new places, and it’s really fun! I mean, it’s not like we didn’t find ourselves taking short trips to reach worthwhile spots when we lived in a more central location before, but this place is right under our noses now, and we love it and wanna share it with you guys! So, a short drive or a long bike ride away, and you’re at between Amsterdam and Abcoude. A café-restaurant with the most rural atmosphere and a super relaxed vibe. We’ve been there several times already. Really, these are the places that make us fall in love with the Netherlands over and over again, even after seven years here. You’re a minute from the city but in a village atmosphere. Inside, there are shelves with regional produce – honey, jams, sauces, dried flowers, books about nature and plants. On the other side - farmer’s cheeses, milk, eggs. Everything is super fresh and local.
We specifically want to tell you about their High Tea experience, which is served entirely in vintage cups and plates, each one different and more beautiful than the one next to it, flowers in the center of the table, and a crochet tablecloth. We’re coffee people, so ironically, the name High Tea tempts us mainly because of the food that comes with the tea :) A round of savories (pastries and sandwiches), a round of sweets (cakes, scones, cookies, and pastries), good coffee and a relaxed vibe – a great way to start the weekend.

10/07/2024

We don’t know too many people who don’t like Thai food; in fact, it’s one of our favorite cuisines. We do know a lot of people who haven’t found a Thai restaurant in the city that does the job. We’ve talked before and will probably talk again about Thaise Snackbar Bird, which we love and is actually the little sister of Thai Bird, which we like less, and also about the more modern Thai Thai Poppetje, which we must visit again soon. Now we want to tell you about a Thai place that we pass by every time on our food tour – “The Hidden Gems” – and we always recommend our guests visit it. First of all, the staff is an experienced team that knows what they’re doing and also the important aspect of hospitality. When you get there, you’ll probably meet the chef/owner who makes sure to go around all the tables to check in and say hello, even though this is not a Michelin establishment and doesn’t have the formality reserved for expensive chef restaurants, we see him every time we are there.
For us, it happens with a dish and a bite we don’t skip on any visit – Miang Kham, which actually translates to “one rolled bite,” which is actually – roasted coconut flakes, chopped shallots, chopped bird’s eye chili, ginger, garlic, dried shrimp, peanuts, and a palm sugar-based sauce rolled in wild pepper leaves. It’s a street food snack bought in Thailand in a bag to eat later – see the picture* – and in the restaurant, it is served plated, with the first bite of all this goodness assembled, rolled, and fed to you by the chef himself :) Besides that, curries, stir-fries, salads, soups, and everything you expect and hope for when you go to a Western Thai restaurant. Yes, yes, apart from the Miang Kham, you won’t find too many surprises. But sometimes you just want simple and good Thai food, and this is definitely one of those!

06/06/2024

We discovered .amsterdam last year... I was searching for a place to celebrate our 7th wedding anniversary. You already know us - breakfast is our favorite meal, and when we find places whose menu isn’t just the typical ‘two eggs sunny-side up on toast’ or ‘omelet with herbs’ or ‘croissant with butter and jam,’ we jump at the chance, but also lower our expectations to avoid disappointment. So, imagine what happens when all of these connect to one big success. Breakfast - overlooking the Amstel River and the beautiful houses of Amsterdam - and amazing Eastern European (with a touch of Western) dishes! We’re in heaven! Blin Queen opened three years ago in the city center, a small family business that’s currently busy opening its second branch in the east of the city. Everything here is done just the way we like it - from the social media presence, through the menu design, to the choice of cups, plates, and the dishes they serve on those plates. In each of these aspects, you feel the precise choices made, all with meticulous attention to the smallest details. Now, let’s talk a bit about the food - after all, that’s the main thing. Blini (a thin Eastern European pancake) with gin-infused salmon, ricotta, cream cheese, and cucumbers, and also, a giant potato latke with poached eggs, avocado, and gravlax, and also, ‘cottage cheese pancakes - sounds like - what? Who? But listen - don’t ask for the bill before you tried them - they’re the main reason we keep coming back to Blin Queen again and again - thick cottage cheese oven baked pancakes served with
youghurt, cranberry powder, home-made, raspberry & thyme jam or blackcurrant & lime jam. - an amazing dish! Since our last visit, they’ve already added an evening menu that we’re dying to check out, giving us an excuse (that we didn’t really need) to come back again :)

08/05/2024

Totally forgot to write about our experience at from a few weeks ago, so here it is! Hakata Senpachi, a Yakitori restaurant that had been on our list for quite some time, and finally, we managed to go there. The restaurant has been around for 20 years and consistently maintains a high standard (we checked with friends we trust who visited there many years ago 😅). We arrived hungry (as usual 🤪) and chose to sit by the grill to stimulate our appetites even more. The combination of the smell of the grilled skewers together with hunger almost made us order the entire menu 🙈, which was a smart decision because every bite was - WOW! It was so much fun to receive more and more tasty surprises at the table. We left full and satisfied, and next time, we’ll come back with friends too 🙃

17/04/2024

Madame Jeanette is a yellow pepper, looks like a tiny bell pepper, very spicy, originating from Suriname! It’s okay if this is the first time you’ve heard of Suriname - you’re not alone :) However, it would be a shame to come all the way to Amsterdam and miss out on it - both the pepper and Surinamese cuisine. During our food tours in and around the market we talk about where Suriname is located, who the Surinamese people are, what the traditional foods are, and how a dish of Portuguese and Sephardic Jews became the most popular dish there. There, among all the flavors, Madame Jeanette will also appear as a key ingredient in an amazing Sambal (spicy sauce), which is spicy, sweet, sour, and salty - impossible to remain indifferent to. Our guests on the tours fall in love with it in seconds 🙂

15/04/2024

Hand-made sweets from the Indian shop Amsterdam east!

11/04/2024

Once again, we’re back, putting on our breakfast and brunch enthusiast hats, ready to tell you about another spot that does a great job when it comes to morning carbs - .french.cafe . This café/bistro has two branches in Amsterdam - one in the east and one in the west - and another branch soon to open in Utrecht.
In the morning, Le French Café serves up a tasty array of pastries, eggs, sandwiches, and salads. And in the evening, they offer a variety of appetizers and small dishes, along with hearty bistro-style meals like fish, seafood, steaks, and more.
What we appreciate about Le French Café, along with their good food, is their solid style and good service.

10/04/2024

If there’s anything we love more than preparing stuffed dishes of all shapes and varieties - vine leaves, cabbage, onions, courgettes, peppers - you name it, it’s when someone makes them for us and all we have to do is eat! We’re not sure if we’re ready to share the secret of this cozy little place just yet, where surprisingly, every day they make handmade Dolma - stuffed vine leaves. But if you know how to keep a secret... write to us, and maybe we’ll share it with you.

28/03/2024

We told you once, but we’ll say it again: While Amsterdam may be the capital of the Netherlands, there are some excellent spots here to grab empanadas. We really love those from , a tiny shop in Jordaan owned by Sandro and Deby (both married and business partners - sounds familiar, doesn’t it? 🙂). Anyway, whenever we’re there, we always enjoy a mix of authentic fillings and some surprising combinations, love it!

12/03/2023

What a great discovery!
Just visited this lovely, small and super yummy Greek restaurant in The Hague!
Everything we ate was delicious and very authentic. The Hague surprises us once again!

17/02/2023

.ams turned out to be one of the biggest surprises we had this year till now.

Located in the north of the city we had this restaurant saved on our to-go list for almost a year now and yesterday we finally had the chance to visit.

We can tell you right now - it is a hidden gem!

Opened less than 2-years ago they know exactly what they're doing here - food wise but also amazing service and vibes!

We took the set menu that was created by the chef who's Dutch but lived in Asia for a few years so the food is Chinese, Japanese and Korean influenced when the vegetables are at the front and gets most attention.

Brioche with whipped goats butter and seaweed salt, veal tongue skewer, pickled lotus root, pear sorbet with miso caramel and buckwheat were just a few of the amazing bites we had - we won't expose it all to not ruin the experience although anyways they regularly change the dishes on the menu.

This place is a new favorite of ours and we're so excited for our next visit there! It's probably going to be sooner than we think :) A++

The only problem with this place is that the lighting there doesn't do justice with the food and the beautiful way it's plated.

15/02/2023

The almighty HEMA rookworst - the mini version 🖤🤎

15/02/2023

This place is as good as it gets! No surprise it’s ranked as one of the most creative and popular restaurants in the city for many years now.

We took the 5 course menu - non vegetarian for me and vegetarian for Inbal - that way we were able to try more of their creative dishes. Everything was amazing! The food of course but the vibe and service were top notch as well! Thinking about our next visit...

14/02/2023

Finally got a chance to visit Hinata Amsterdam for Ramen and more.

Started with-
Japanese style fried chicken with Kewpie mayo that were simple and really good. Then some crispy fried tofu with vegan mayo and also japanese rice ball with tuna mayo that were ok, not more.

I had the Karamiso Ramen - creamy chicken broth, spicy miso tare with pork chashu, half an egg, spring onion and black mushroom added tofu as well- Big like!

Inbal had the Shoyu Ramen - Chicken broth, soy sauce tare with pork chashu, half an egg, spring onion and black mushroom.

Great hot Ramen on cold nights - what else can we ask for?

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This is what you’re missing if you don’t take a food tour in Amsterdam! What’s the first bite you’d try? Drop it in the comments 👇 & check our bio to book your own tour! #streatbites #amsterdamfoodie #amsterdamfoodguide #amsterdamtrip #amsterdamtravel #amsterdamtips #amsterdamfood #amsterdamguide #foodietravel #foodtours #foodieadventure #europetravels

We loooove the variety of Asian eateries in Amsterdam, and it kills us when tourists end up at overpriced, average spots instead of the real gems. So, if you want the good stuff—the places locals actually go—here are a few you need to check out. 1. Ken Sushi – Omakase sushi, 25 bites 2. Dumplings – Fresh, handmade dumpling 3. Hoi Tin Bakery – Classic Cantonese pastries 4. Noord-Oost Chinees Eethuis – North eastern Chinese heaven 5. Sampurna – a proper Indonesian rice table Which spot are you trying first? Drop your pick in the comments! #streatbites #amsterdamfoodie #restaurantsamsterdam #amsterdamfoodguide #amsterdameats

Discover bites around the Albert Cuyp Market that didn’t make it onto our Food Tour, but are still totally worth a try! Ready to explore the best of Amsterdam’s food scene? Join our Market Street Food Tour for the full experience! #albertcuyp #albertcuypmarkt #streatbites #amsterdamfoodie #foodtouramsterdam #foodtours

Christmas Market Food!!! 🎄🎅🌭🥨🌰 #christmasmarketgermany #christmasfood #dusseldorfchristmasmarket What’s your favorite?

Would you try Hagelslag for breakfast? A Dutch supermarket must-buy and the perfect food souvenir! 🇳🇱 #dutchfood#hagelslag#amsterdamfood

Tompouce Cola—like the pastry, but in a drink! Sweet or strange? What Dutch drink should we try next? Comment below! #tompouce #dutchdrinks #netherlandsfood

Exploring the streets of Amsterdam to settle the ultimate oliebollen debate: with or without raisins? So what’s your pick? #oliebollen#dutchfood#oliebollenkraam

We always tell our food tour guests how integral Indonesian cuisine is to the culinary scene here in the Netherlands, and we recommend that they don’t miss out on an evening at one of the Indonesian restaurants in the city. And when they do go, it’s clear they should experience the full Rice Table (Rijsttafel). The Rice Table is a very special meal that you can find at every Indonesian restaurant in the Netherlands. In the center of the table, you’ll get white rice and fried rice, surrounded by many small plates of flavors and dishes to eat with the rice - chicken and goat skewers, meat and vegetable stews, tofu, shrimp. Fried, steamed, baked, cooked - you name it! The origins of this meal date back to the 17th century when the Dutch ruled Indonesia. When important guests visited, they would set a table with all the best Indonesia had to offer - mainly to show off ingredients and spices that were not available in Europe at that time. When this period of rule ended and the Dutch returned to the Netherlands, the tradition of the Indonesian feast table carried over to the Indonesian restaurants here, so in every Indonesian restaurant, you can experience the Rice Table. This time, we visited one of the most established Indonesian restaurants in the city - @sampurna.amsterdam , located right in the center. We dove into two hours of Indonesian experience from one end of the table to the other on a rainy day. It was diverse, surprising, and delicious! Some dishes stood out above the rest like the Pangsit Goreng, a fried pastry filled with chicken with a tomato and chili dip on the side that was excellent! Sate Kambing, goat meat skewers in soy sauce. Lumpia Ikan, a spring roll filled with spicy fish, peanut sauce, and chili. Asinan Laut, a salad of shrimp, mango, and papaya, fresh and light. We finished with a drink that is essentially a dessert - Cendol, a cold Indonesian drink based on coconut milk, palm sugar syrup, and pandan-flavored tapioca jelly, which conclu

We’ve been following @panzeroitalianstreatfood in Rotterdam for quite some time and let me tell you it was worth the wait. No pizza, no pasta but great Italian street food from Puglia! Think about - Bruschettas, aubergine lasagna, fried dough filled with burrata grilled octopus and artichoke and Southern Italian sandwiches! These guys are serious in what they do, and we love it!

Visited @thenewnewgoldenhouse (or The new new restaurant) for a night full of cocktails and surprisingly nice dishes— short ribs bao buns with egg yolk sauce easily winning best bite of the evening. But we also had homemade dumplings, orange chicken, pork belly and sweet and savory noodles with pork and although the design is to the point, the food and cocktails were great the service wasn’t - our cocktails were last to arrive after we got everything we already ordered. Apologies? No way. Smiles? no no… Hopefully they will soon understand that owning a restaurant goes hand-in-hand with being great hosts, and not only preparing wonderful dishes. But we will definitely go again for everything we didn’t have room to try but wanted to order on our first visit and we’ll keep you posted ❤️

Yesterday we had a really great time at @restaurantamsterdammertje it was actually part of my birthday celebrations (Inbal was head of fun this day 😎) 3 1/2 hours of great bites from all over the world. We would definitely recommend and it’s definitely worth the drive. 🚙