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Sita Indiaas en Nepalees — Restaurant in Amsterdam

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Sita Indiaas en Nepalees
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Nearby attractions
Van Gogh Museum
Museumplein 6, 1071 DJ Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Concertgebouw
Concertgebouwplein 10, 1071 BB Amsterdam, Netherlands
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Museumplein 10, 1071 DJ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Moco Museum
Honthorststraat 20, 1071 DE Amsterdam, Netherlands
Museumplein
1071 DJ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Rijksmuseum
Museumstraat 1, 1071 XX Amsterdam, Netherlands
House of Bols, the Cocktail & Genever Experience
Paulus Potterstraat 14, 1071 CZ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Diamant Museum
Paulus Potterstraat 8, 1071 DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
OBA Roelof Hartplein
Roelof Hartplein 430, 1071 VH Amsterdam, Netherlands
Rijksmuseumtuinen
Museumpromenade 1, 1071 DJ Amsterdam, Netherlands
Nearby restaurants
Anjappar Amsterdam - Chettinad Indian restaurant
Van Baerlestraat 134H, 1071 BD Amsterdam, Netherlands
Esh Pitabar
Van Baerlestraat 51, 1071 BJ Amsterdam, Netherlands
L'Entrecôte et les Dames
Van Baerlestraat 47-49, 1071 AP Amsterdam, Netherlands
Pinocchio Cafe-Restaurant
Van Baerlestraat 128, 1071 BD Amsterdam, Netherlands
Café Loetje
Johannes Vermeerstraat 52, 1071 DT Amsterdam, Netherlands
Barpiazza
Van Baerlestraat 35-37, 1071 AP Amsterdam, Netherlands
Soupenzo - Van Baerle
Van Baerlestraat 81, 1071 AS Amsterdam, Netherlands
Brasserie van Baerle
Van Baerlestraat 158, 1071 BG Amsterdam, Netherlands
Café Viotta
Concertgebouwplein 10, 1071 BB Amsterdam, Netherlands
Corner Bakery
Johannes Vermeerstraat 40, 1071 DS Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Hotel Washington
Frans van Mierisstraat 10, 1071 RS Amsterdam, Netherlands
Nova Apartments
Nicolaas Maesstraat 72, 1071 RC Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Muse Amsterdam - Boutique Hotel
Bronckhorststraat 14, 1071 WR Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Bedstee Boutique Capsule Hotel
Jan Willem Brouwersstraat 25, 1071 LH Amsterdam, Netherlands
Conscious Hotel Museum Square
De Lairessestraat 7, 1071 NR Amsterdam, Netherlands
Hotel Inner
Wanningstraat 1, 1071 LA Amsterdam, Netherlands
The College Hotel Amsterdam, Autograph Collection
Roelof Hartstraat 1, 1071 VE Amsterdam, Netherlands
Musea Hotel & Apartments
Frans van Mierisstraat 34, 1071 RT Amsterdam, Netherlands
Avani Museum Quarter Amsterdam Hotel
Hobbemakade 50, 1071 XL Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Concert Hotel
De Lairessestraat 11, 1071 NR Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Sita Indiaas en Nepalees

Van Baerlestraat 61 HS, 1071 AR Amsterdam, Netherlands
4.5(372)
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attractions: Van Gogh Museum, The Concertgebouw, Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, Moco Museum, Museumplein, Rijksmuseum, House of Bols, the Cocktail & Genever Experience, Diamant Museum, OBA Roelof Hartplein, Rijksmuseumtuinen, restaurants: Anjappar Amsterdam - Chettinad Indian restaurant, Esh Pitabar, L'Entrecôte et les Dames, Pinocchio Cafe-Restaurant, Café Loetje, Barpiazza, Soupenzo - Van Baerle, Brasserie van Baerle, Café Viotta, Corner Bakery
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Nearby attractions of Sita Indiaas en Nepalees

Van Gogh Museum

The Concertgebouw

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Moco Museum

Museumplein

Rijksmuseum

House of Bols, the Cocktail & Genever Experience

Diamant Museum

OBA Roelof Hartplein

Rijksmuseumtuinen

Van Gogh Museum

Van Gogh Museum

4.6

(34.7K)

Open 24 hours
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The Concertgebouw

The Concertgebouw

4.8

(4.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

4.4

(6.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Moco Museum

Moco Museum

4.2

(9.9K)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

90 min All Inclusive Canal Cruise with local guide
90 min All Inclusive Canal Cruise with local guide
Sun, Dec 28 • 2:00 PM
1017 SG, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Explore Amsterdam light festival with drinks
Explore Amsterdam light festival with drinks
Sun, Dec 28 • 9:45 PM
1012 AB, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Make silver and gold jewelry
Make silver and gold jewelry
Sun, Dec 28 • 10:00 AM
1059 AX, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Nearby restaurants of Sita Indiaas en Nepalees

Anjappar Amsterdam - Chettinad Indian restaurant

Esh Pitabar

L'Entrecôte et les Dames

Pinocchio Cafe-Restaurant

Café Loetje

Barpiazza

Soupenzo - Van Baerle

Brasserie van Baerle

Café Viotta

Corner Bakery

Anjappar Amsterdam - Chettinad Indian restaurant

Anjappar Amsterdam - Chettinad Indian restaurant

4.4

(927)

$$

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Esh Pitabar

Esh Pitabar

4.7

(1.2K)

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L'Entrecôte et les Dames

L'Entrecôte et les Dames

4.3

(436)

$$

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Pinocchio Cafe-Restaurant

Pinocchio Cafe-Restaurant

4.2

(167)

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Reviews of Sita Indiaas en Nepalees

4.5
(372)
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1.0
45w

TDLR: this is a tourist trap with subapr food that is likely not cooked fresh. Learn from my mistake and eat at one of the 3 restaurants mere meters from this spot, but not here.

As I say in the restaurant having eaten perhaps a fraction of all that was served to me, I wondered how this restaurant is even viable. It must be a front for the mafia, I thought to myself. Across the street sat Anjappar restaurant, arguably the most successful restaurant serving Indian cuisine that's always jam packed, unfortunately it closes at 2130, and Sita is open till midnight. I presume many come here from the tourist stream who wander off museumplein hungry and disoriented. Or those who come seeking Anjappar, and come to Sita thinking it's must be somewhat similar - after all the food 'sounds' similar. It couldn't be further from the truth. The food was abysmal, all dishes are recycled versions of the same 3-4 dishes. Because the restaurant gets such low footfall, I expect that turnover is limited and they likely reuse the same dishes. the special chicken (choloyya something) is a basically a tandoori chicken breast - sliced and tossed with some white onion. The other curries are either a watered down 'spin-off' from butter chicken or another a watered down version of 'rogan josh'. This is NOT Nepalese or indian cuisine. This is lazy cooking by people who are here to milk the tourists. The restaurant scene is Amsterdam is far too competitive for such a terrible product to survive in the market. Unless, of course, the mafia is subsidizing them ;). Please do yourself a favour dear reader, and eat at the excellent restaurants mere meters from this spot - Esh Pita bar, or Anjappar or even the good old Wildschut cafe have a far far far superior quality compared to this sorry...

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5.0
1y

Eating at Sita was a heady experience: from the moment you walk in, the delicious smells are almost overwhelming. You are greeted as if you are long, lost family, and promptly seated at whichever table happens to be the best one at the moment. The service is warm and genuine, and this is the only restaurant I’ve ever been to in Europe, where they believe me when I say “I like spicy“. We eat Indian food quite regularly at home and when we travel, and I can honestly say this is the best I’ve ever had, anywhere in the world. (Although I haven’t been to India, which of course should be the benchmark.) Everything was simply perfect. Each of the sauces and chutneys was vibrant and tasted exactly as it should, and the grilled meats were tender and succulent. The variety appetizer is an excellent selection to allow you to taste several things, as is the mixed tandoori, which was my dinner choice. My son had a lamb dish he had never tried before, and it was also excellent.. The portions are quite large overall. There is a decent wine selection, if you like wine with your Indian food.

The food is brought to you on warming trays so that it stays hot. This restaurant is within walking distance of our hotel, and I am pretty sure we will go back during this four day stay.

In other words: HIGHLY...

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1.0
2y

Worst Valentine's Day dinner experience ever.

My wife is pregnant and we were looking forward to enjoying a romantic evening together. However, we ended up waiting for over 1.5 hours and still didn't receive our food. Not only was the service slow, but the staff also didn't bother to keep us, or any of the rest of the guests, updated about the status of the orders.

To add insult to injury, the place was extremely crowded and noisy, which made the wait even more unbearable. We tried to ask the staff about the delay, but they were unresponsive and seemed to be avoiding us.

To make matters worse, we had to leave without eating because otherwise, we would have missed the concert in the opera. We had to rush to a nearby supermarket to buy some pre-made rolls to avoid entering the concert with an empty stomach.

I was absolutely furious that my pregnant wife had to go through this experience. It was not only inconvenient but also potentially harmful to her health. It was an overall miserable and disappointing experience that ruined our Valentine's Day.

I would not recommend this place to anyone who values their time, money, and health. The service was terrible, the staff was unresponsive, and the food was never even served. It was a complete waste of...

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TDLR: this is a tourist trap with subapr food that is likely not cooked fresh. Learn from my mistake and eat at one of the 3 restaurants mere meters from this spot, but not here. As I say in the restaurant having eaten perhaps a fraction of all that was served to me, I wondered how this restaurant is even viable. It must be a front for the mafia, I thought to myself. Across the street sat Anjappar restaurant, arguably the most successful restaurant serving Indian cuisine that's always jam packed, unfortunately it closes at 2130, and Sita is open till midnight. I presume many come here from the tourist stream who wander off museumplein hungry and disoriented. Or those who come seeking Anjappar, and come to Sita thinking it's must be somewhat similar - after all the food 'sounds' similar. It couldn't be further from the truth. The food was abysmal, all dishes are recycled versions of the same 3-4 dishes. Because the restaurant gets such low footfall, I expect that turnover is limited and they likely reuse the same dishes. the special chicken (choloyya something) is a basically a tandoori chicken breast - sliced and tossed with some white onion. The other curries are either a watered down 'spin-off' from butter chicken or another a watered down version of 'rogan josh'. This is NOT Nepalese or indian cuisine. This is lazy cooking by people who are here to milk the tourists. The restaurant scene is Amsterdam is far too competitive for such a terrible product to survive in the market. Unless, of course, the mafia is subsidizing them ;). Please do yourself a favour dear reader, and eat at the excellent restaurants mere meters from this spot - Esh Pita bar, or Anjappar or even the good old Wildschut cafe have a far far far superior quality compared to this sorry excuse of a spot.
Kim GloverKim Glover
Eating at Sita was a heady experience: from the moment you walk in, the delicious smells are almost overwhelming. You are greeted as if you are long, lost family, and promptly seated at whichever table happens to be the best one at the moment. The service is warm and genuine, and this is the only restaurant I’ve ever been to in Europe, where they believe me when I say “I like spicy“. We eat Indian food quite regularly at home and when we travel, and I can honestly say this is the best I’ve ever had, anywhere in the world. (Although I haven’t been to India, which of course should be the benchmark.) Everything was simply perfect. Each of the sauces and chutneys was vibrant and tasted exactly as it should, and the grilled meats were tender and succulent. The variety appetizer is an excellent selection to allow you to taste several things, as is the mixed tandoori, which was my dinner choice. My son had a lamb dish he had never tried before, and it was also excellent.. The portions are quite large overall. There is a decent wine selection, if you like wine with your Indian food. The food is brought to you on warming trays so that it stays hot. This restaurant is within walking distance of our hotel, and I am pretty sure we will go back during this four day stay. In other words: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
Kayip_cKayip_c
It's an okay place for Indian and Nepalese food. for food we had the Papadum, Lamb Jalfrezi, Lamb choyalla, Lamb saag, chees/garlic naan, Yu momo dumplings (these were absolutely amazing! loved the dumplings) The dishes do miss a bit of kick if you don't take the spicy level up (so i would advise to get it a bit spicy so the dish really is nice and hot)...of course if you don't like spicy you can go for the normal one but for us it would have been a better experience if it was more spicy (the owner did propose to give us more hot sauce and checked on us if the food was okay). The amount of food you get is kinda underwhelming in my opinion for 22,50 to 25 euro for 1 curry (which is quite alot) and a small cup of curry...but most indian places do it like this but you do get the feeling it's not bang for your buck. Make a reservation before hand because it can get crowded especially on the weekends...but all the dishes i've mentioned i would definitely recommend (especially the momo dumplings and the Lamb Jalfrezi).
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TDLR: this is a tourist trap with subapr food that is likely not cooked fresh. Learn from my mistake and eat at one of the 3 restaurants mere meters from this spot, but not here. As I say in the restaurant having eaten perhaps a fraction of all that was served to me, I wondered how this restaurant is even viable. It must be a front for the mafia, I thought to myself. Across the street sat Anjappar restaurant, arguably the most successful restaurant serving Indian cuisine that's always jam packed, unfortunately it closes at 2130, and Sita is open till midnight. I presume many come here from the tourist stream who wander off museumplein hungry and disoriented. Or those who come seeking Anjappar, and come to Sita thinking it's must be somewhat similar - after all the food 'sounds' similar. It couldn't be further from the truth. The food was abysmal, all dishes are recycled versions of the same 3-4 dishes. Because the restaurant gets such low footfall, I expect that turnover is limited and they likely reuse the same dishes. the special chicken (choloyya something) is a basically a tandoori chicken breast - sliced and tossed with some white onion. The other curries are either a watered down 'spin-off' from butter chicken or another a watered down version of 'rogan josh'. This is NOT Nepalese or indian cuisine. This is lazy cooking by people who are here to milk the tourists. The restaurant scene is Amsterdam is far too competitive for such a terrible product to survive in the market. Unless, of course, the mafia is subsidizing them ;). Please do yourself a favour dear reader, and eat at the excellent restaurants mere meters from this spot - Esh Pita bar, or Anjappar or even the good old Wildschut cafe have a far far far superior quality compared to this sorry excuse of a spot.
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Eating at Sita was a heady experience: from the moment you walk in, the delicious smells are almost overwhelming. You are greeted as if you are long, lost family, and promptly seated at whichever table happens to be the best one at the moment. The service is warm and genuine, and this is the only restaurant I’ve ever been to in Europe, where they believe me when I say “I like spicy“. We eat Indian food quite regularly at home and when we travel, and I can honestly say this is the best I’ve ever had, anywhere in the world. (Although I haven’t been to India, which of course should be the benchmark.) Everything was simply perfect. Each of the sauces and chutneys was vibrant and tasted exactly as it should, and the grilled meats were tender and succulent. The variety appetizer is an excellent selection to allow you to taste several things, as is the mixed tandoori, which was my dinner choice. My son had a lamb dish he had never tried before, and it was also excellent.. The portions are quite large overall. There is a decent wine selection, if you like wine with your Indian food. The food is brought to you on warming trays so that it stays hot. This restaurant is within walking distance of our hotel, and I am pretty sure we will go back during this four day stay. In other words: HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!
Kim Glover

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It's an okay place for Indian and Nepalese food. for food we had the Papadum, Lamb Jalfrezi, Lamb choyalla, Lamb saag, chees/garlic naan, Yu momo dumplings (these were absolutely amazing! loved the dumplings) The dishes do miss a bit of kick if you don't take the spicy level up (so i would advise to get it a bit spicy so the dish really is nice and hot)...of course if you don't like spicy you can go for the normal one but for us it would have been a better experience if it was more spicy (the owner did propose to give us more hot sauce and checked on us if the food was okay). The amount of food you get is kinda underwhelming in my opinion for 22,50 to 25 euro for 1 curry (which is quite alot) and a small cup of curry...but most indian places do it like this but you do get the feeling it's not bang for your buck. Make a reservation before hand because it can get crowded especially on the weekends...but all the dishes i've mentioned i would definitely recommend (especially the momo dumplings and the Lamb Jalfrezi).
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