Snack bar Bird. Or restaurant Bird, but we usually opt for 'snack bar' as we once had a less tasty meal at 'restaurant' (at home), even though it is largely the same dishes.

Soup and stuff. An Amsterdam healthy classic: we have never found a better one spicy spinach soup. Take-a-way only.

Rainarai. It is especially recommended to walk by: you will immediately find one of the most beautiful parts of Amsterdam center (the restaurant in Westerpark is also nice, but no take-a-way there - save that for later).

Tomo Sushi. Because sushi. And although there are better sushi places, Tomo does best when it comes to home delivery and pickup (the best sushi addresses are often best visited as they once intended: en casa).

Foodware. A classic when it comes to the better Amsterdam caterer. We forgot about it for a moment – our bad!

Just a moment's notice for Lebanese delicacies!

The Lebanese Sajeria is a wonderful no brainer. Snack bar style in terms of low threshold and oh so good.

Beirut is your go-to place for a mix of mezzes on your table at home.

Bar Kauffmann For all kinds of pitas, with top-notch falafel, chicken merguez, or halloumi. Accessible, fast, and just plain delicious.

Mima does it with grilled chicken bowls, falafel bowls and a Lebanese lentil soup that is exactly what you want on a cold day.

En LAFFA streetfood-fix: shawarma, sabich, falafel and complete mezze plates, also with protein-rich options.

A little more often than we would like, we crave Thai comfort food at home. On the couch, in the park, or on our self-placed plastic stools outside the door. But finding really good Thai noodles in Amsterdam turned out to be quite difficult. Well, in comes Siam Bowl. Authentic noodles reminiscent of Bangkok, the opposite of instant. For connoisseurs, they have: Khao Soi, creamy Tom Yum noodles, classic Thai noodle soups, and Khanom Jeen.

At Siam Bowl, it's all about street food just like you eat it in Thailand: fast, full of flavor, and no fuss. The inspiration comes straight from the streets of Bangkok, with rich broths, fresh herbs, and noodles that don't get buried in sauce but carry it all. The Khao Soi, Northern Thai curry noodles with coconut and crispy noodles on top, brings back Thai memories. And for those who prefer something fresh, sour, and spicy: the Tom Yum Nam Sai is exactly the kind of comfort bowl you'll keep coming back to. Order now!

Siam Bowl

Pizzeria Poppy tasty (very tasty!) pizzas (not too much choice, but the right choices) all for next to nothing. Open seven days a week from 17pm for take-away and delivery via Uber Eats and Deliveroo. On Saturdays and Sundays you are also welcome in the restaurant from 13 p.m. to 17 p.m. for lunch, drinks or early dinner.

Gangnam Chicken for Korean Fried Chicken: double fried, juicy on the inside, crispy on the outside, with homemade sauces. Sweet, spicy, or both.

Salsa Shop at the NDSM shipyard for authentic Mexican: burritos, tacos, salads. Fast, delicious, and exactly what you want when hunger strikes.

Neni – Tel Aviv cuisine at its best. You can choose the Balagan Box (full of tasty, refined dishes) or individual dishes that you can choose yourself. Think of mezzes, pitas and plates, such as popcorn falafel, sweet potato, Baba Ghanoush or spicy caramelized eggplant. Something different again. Neni

Tap South – sodeju! We know a good take-away/delivery address there in the South! Just take a look at the menu and you'll understand! From drinks to dinner, they got you over here! Tap South

Henry's Fish – Bread has to be on the table around one o'clock. Then have your treat for it (that crawfish salad, doe-doe-d0e) come from Henry. Oh and bring the fish cakes, prawn burgers and scallops immediately! For haute fish cuisine you can walk past (just stand for a moment) the fish stall at one of the Amsterdam markets three times a week. Fish from Henry

Tanuki – a (very!) good place where they make fresh and good sushi. Perfect for sharing and eating in any order. They also do delivery. Top tent! Psst not only in Amsterdam, you can also find Tanuki in Amstelveen. Tanuki

Sapporo Ramen – and the delicious ramen they have here! A delicious easy meal to order and eat on the couch. Sapporo

Levain et le Vin – get you here pain au levain: fresh sandwiches in Amsterdam West! Yes Yes. Levain et le Vin

Samaya for those seeking authentic Nepalese and Indian cuisine, from fragrant curries and tandoor dishes to Nepalese specialties you won't easily find elsewhere in the city.

Vegan Junk Food Bar for plant-based junk food without compromising on taste. An award-winning concept, now with multiple locations throughout the Netherlands, and the first in West is where it all began.

Neetu Dhaba On the Overtoom for Indian and Nepalese classics passed down from generation to generation. A household name in the city for 23 years.

Toscanini Deli – At Toscanini Deli, the little sister of Toscanini, you can simply come by for delicious Italian products in their store. And otherwise you can always join us for (late) lunch and (early) dinner at Toscanini from Tuesday to Sunday. Toscanini Deli

Bistrot Neuf – your favorite french cuisine remains open. Open from Thursday to Sunday until 17 p.m. to enjoy the French style in the restaurant, and from 17 p.m. you can enjoy a delicious three-course menu at home. Bistrot Neuf

Kessens – this is your place to be for breakfast and lunch. How about French onion soup, Holtkamp croquettes or steak on bread? Everything tasty plus to goWell, they just got a new card. At least worth a try, right? Kessens

Café Parlotte – parlotte is French for chatting. Chatting about beautiful things, food and wine. Nowadays we do that chat when we pick it up. Café Parlotte

Petit Café Libertine – ua petit peu France, but then in the heart of Amsterdam. At Petit Café Libertine you are in the right place. What for? For croissants, coffee, cakes, sandwiches, oysters, wine and so on. On Saturdays it is also nice to pick up treats for your round of Noordermarkt. Petit Café Libertine

Salmuera – this Argentinian restaurant is open every day for delivery and take-out. This way you have the tastiest meat and fish dishes at home. From 17 p.m. to 23 p.m. Brine

Cousine Catering – so smart of these two Amsterdam ladies! They deliver delicious dishes that are fresh and can be frozen. Two birds (or evenings) with one stone. Here you can reach them.

The Butcher – you can choose from sixteen different burgers and vary endlessly with the heavenly toppings. Ultimate favorite? The truffle burger it is. Those citizens you can order here.

RIJKS® – this oldie-golden-and-always-good remains open from Tuesday to Sunday for lunch and dunch. The RIJKS® makeaway menu is back. Makeaway? Yes, you pick it up and prepare it at home. This means a great dinner from RIJKS® at your home. RICH

Tomo Sushi – In the abundance of better and less good sushi places in Amsterdam, we recommend Tomo Sushi. Good sushi to pick up or have delivered. Tomo Sushi

Restaurant 212 – Do you want fancy then the menu of Restaurant 212 is highly recommended. With the help of a dinner box you can put a Michelin star dinner on the table. restaurant 212

The Japanese – we always love it here. For all kinds of Japanese delicacies. Now also open for lunch on weekends (early peaks it is!) and can be ordered via the website. The Japanese

Shefishe – the one and only cevicheria in Mokum, and whether we like this place very much. We praise everything from Sjefietshe. Unfortunately, the doors will remain closed this year, but they will participate Le Food Walk (haven't done one of those food walks? You should!) and from 12 noon you can drop by every Saturday & Sunday for a hot doctopus to-go. Shefishe

Mana Mana – in this Middle Eastern eatery the slogan is 'In cauliflower we trust' and that's just how it is. The food is good, beautifully served and super tasty. Order via the website for take out or at your door with UberEats, Deliveroo or Thuisbezorgd. Mana Mana

Fa. Brine herring – it's not Italian, but it's a little bit. If we look at the food. At Fa. You can eat Pekelhaaring from Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon. Take away from 17pm. Fa. Brine herring

Bar Fisk – highly recommended! Tel-Aviv cuisine on your plate. It is a menu packed with different herbs and ingredients. Yum! Bar Fisk

Fancy an Asian evening? IZAKAYA it is! Nice, but what do you take away? Simple, all the delicacies from the kitchen of IZAKAYA in beautiful wooden boxes, which seem to come straight from Japan, with a content that seems to scream 'Japanese gastronomy at the highest level'. Anyway, it is useful to know about the Japanese gastronomy just mentioned in a box entails. The menu consists of no fewer than three boxes: an IZAKAYA Sushi Case, IZAKAYA Sushi and Sashimi Case and IZAKAYA Vegetarian Sushi Case. There you have it! Or? Naturally, le toot we must not forget! Of course, a dessert cannot be missed and there is the option to choose from madeleines or macarons. Can it be both? pretty please?

Are you looking for the full IZAKAYA experience at home? The menu also includes a selection of exclusive wines, champagne, sake and beer. More in the mood for a cocktail? No problem. IZAKAYA's signature cocktails are made by the bartenders shaken. Want to order immediately? That's possible here, and then of course pick it up yourself!