Neetu Dhaba Indiase & Nepalese Restaurant — Restaurant in Amsterdam

We had come to the area in search of a steak house which seems to be perpetually closed. Disappointed and starving we searched the area and found this restaurant online with great reviews. Walked the 1km or so and were met with the sweetest staff members who immediately seated us. Despite not speaking great English or Dutch we were able to place our orders and the service time was decent. The mixed starter was just what I needed to kill my hanger. I then opted for a tandoori chicken with garlic Naan. It comes with a complimentary aloo mathar. My bro had a lamb karai. By the time we were done eating we were stuffed and happy. The flavours of the food were wonderful. Portions generous and after skoffing it all down we sat silently as though we'd just left an Amsterdam coffee shop 😂 the atmosphere was relaxed with a more mature clientele and the ambience was great. The worst thing I could say was that I smelt a bit like curry when I left but it was a good memory anyways. Go here and enjoy...

Came here for dinner purchased via Social Deal. Food was not bad but not great either. Service was slow. Asked for a bottle of water, that never arrived. We had to wait for almost 40 minutes after our main course before we our table to cleared and finally got our dessert. One of the waitresses told us that our Social Deal does not include chai and dessert. We had to show and explain that it does.

Then 10 minutes later another waitress asked again if we wanted tea and dessert and we were told that it is ‘not possible to get chai’ only green tea - depsite Social Deal specifically saying Indian chai being part of the meal.

Disappointing experience, not a place we will want to...

We really enjoyed our meal here, every dish we ordered was excellent. We had chicken and panneer pakoras for starters which had a nice crust and perfectly balanced flavour. For mains the mint chicken tandoori which was crispy on the outside and perfectly juicy on the inside, with a great combination of spices. My favourite was the Nepalese vegetarian platter - it consists of 4 small dishes, each very different to the other so you have a great diversity and it’s very different to the typical Indian taste so really nice to try. We liked the mixed pickles so much we ordered some...