The Netherlands has reliable addresses of authentic Japanese restaurants; Established ones to newcomers, from upscale sushi and omakase to casual ramen and izakaya. There are about 400 Japanese restaurants in the Netherlands as of January 2020 and 9,986 Japanese live in the country, as of 2018.
Japanese Restaurants in The Netherlands
Restaurantes Japoneses en Holanda
Japanische Restaurants in den Niederlanden
Restaurant Umeno in Amsterdam was opened in 1978 and was the first Japanese restaurant in the Netherlands. In Hotel Okura Amsterdam is situated the Japanese haute cuisine. This international five-star hotel has two Japanese restaurants that have earned Michelin stars: Teppanyaki Restaurant Sazanka and Yamazato Restaurant. At Sazanka, chefs prepare fish, meat and vegetarian dishes on a hotplate at your table. Yamazato has authentic kaiseki dishes and other traditional Japanese dishes.
Japanese Pancake World in the heart of the Amsterdam Jordaan area have okonomiyaki (traditional Japanese pancakes). These savoury pancakes that consist of several layers and are prepared on an iron plate (teppan). Choose from a variety of toppings, including prawns, beef and vegetarian options. Another restaurant in Amsterdam for okonomiyaki is Taka Japanese Kitchen. Dutch people like ramen a lot and so the are a lot of these Japanese noodle-soup restaurants in the country.
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