A-Fusion Food & Drinks

Everything here was 5 stars. We showed up with no reservation and they had a table we could have for an hour and I’m so happy we took it. Each item that came out was better than the next. The golden har Kua had a great presentation and even better taste. I was skeptical of the flaming sake roll since I don’t like sake, and I was sad we only ordered a half roll. The rock and roll roll was incredible- the combo of flavors was just perfect. The Cambodian basil beef was so good. The meat was cooked medium rare, and the flavors with the dipping sauce was heavenly. The ribeye foie gras nigiri was incredible. We also had little chicken wraps that were excellent as well. To drink we had their own beer which was so smooth. Service was excellent- all the servers helped each other and you were never without a drink if you didn’t want to be. Food came times perfectly.

I came here because of the Michelin recommendation, expecting something impressive. Unfortunately, the experience was very average. €15 for four pieces of sushi sets a high expectation — at that price point, the quality should be outstanding. Instead, it was just ordinary. The sushi with ebi inside was served cold, which made it even more disappointing. When you go out specifically for sushi, you expect freshness and care in preparation. That was not the case here. Overall, it felt like the restaurant is relying on its Michelin label rather than putting real effort into the food. The price and quality simply do not match. The service was also underwhelming. We waited about 15 minutes and no one came to offer us a dessert menu. The staff seemed indifferent and inattentive. Honestly, this place feels like a tourist trap. I wouldn’t come back for sushi, and I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking for quality that justifies the price.

Decent. We visited the restaurant with high expectations due to the nice reviews and its Michelin Guide recommendahave visited the restaurant with high expectations due to nice reviews it having Michelin guide suggestion. Yet, unfortunately, it was not at the expected standards. Food was fine, but the flavours were not there. Both the tuna tataki and nigiri we tried were not tasty at all; the rice was tasteless, and the tuna was dry, while it was clear that both were not well executed. Dumplings were doughy, and we couldn’t even get the taste of the inside filling. The pork gyoza were fine. However, we loved the spider sushi; it was unique and really tasty! The curry shrimp dish was good and tasty as well. They offer a wide variety of options for food, yet we think trying out their sushi menu could be a better choice. Worth to mention that all plates were well presented. Additionally, they only have one choice of glass for each wine type, so if you want any other wine, you should order a bottle; you can’t have it as a glass. Something that felt off was the “share dining” concept, which was mentioned at the start. How can you share when each plate is coming one by one, with sometimes more than 10 minutes difference? Moreover, since you share, why should you wait for the last course in order to receive the rice, which is a side dish? The atmosphere was nice, and the staff were friendly and attentive. We enjoyed our time, but the food & concept did not satisfy our expectations from this place.

Food is good, ambience and experience feels tacky. I want to start by praising the kitchen on having fresh ingredients and everything we ordered being quite tasty and well made. The staff was pushy, and they were a bit rushing us to order and stuff. It felt like they had enough social interactions and fed up. They spoke very direct and had no temper. They didn’t necessarily act angry but they didn’t show any sign of patience or sympathy I would say. Menu and ordering was a frustrating experience. When we came we got: -1 drinks menu -1 sheet of laminated a4 paper showing some low resolution sushi photos? -1 form to fill your order (with numbers and names) -a menu per person made from something that feels like a pvc sheet which has had a very rough life. The wallpaper and interior design felt tacky and some sauce serving options were questionable (like getting a bottle of sauce with chicken sticks). I am not really fond of fake tealights and i feel like a restaurant of this caliper can do better. The Frames placed around have low quality prints inside. But we can call these sections a matter of taste. I wish it could be a bit more original instead of giving 2014 pinterest. Portion size and price are ok, but in general if you wanna leave full, you should expect to pay around 40-50 per person.

What a treat! This place was packed a Sunday evening in October, that’s a good sign of a great place. They have a huge selection of Asian dishes with an interesting twist. Winner was the two times tuna, Korean bbq beef and the Cuban cigar dessert. I will definitely come back here again

A++++, A lovely and unexpected surprise., a bartender from a nearby bar suggested this restaurant and I was smacked with the quality, presentation and quantity of each plate. The staff were very helpful, explained everything and very smiley!!! Highly recommended.

Tasty food, special customized dessert, we ordered cuban cigar (sweet chololate mouse ice cream), baby pineapple (sour sweet ice cream), mango coco ice tart (sour sweet), see photos. A small but premium restaurant. Always full between 18:30 and 20:30. Recommend reserving a table in advance. Even though crowded, but you have your space and can talk to your companies. Nice staff with good service

A Fusion Amsterdam completely exceeded my expectations! Michelin-star perfection! Every sushi piece was a work of art, bursting with freshness and incredible flavor. Honestly, the best sushi I’ve ever had. The service was impeccable, and the atmosphere elegant yet welcoming. A must-visit in Amsterdam for anyone who appreciates fine dining and unforgettable flavors!

Everything we had was good. Not sure why it has so many Michelin stars, I'm not I'd say it's that level of good- unless this type of food is hard to find in Amsterdam? If you're craving Asian- go for it!

Tasting menu Salmon tartare - Not enough dressing Japanese kani salad - the mayo dressing taste weird. Like mixed with cough medicine. Salmon gin- The sauce is really good. The salmon was complicated... Curry, sweet... Vietnamese spring roll - very crunchy, the sauce is delicious with bit of sweet and spicy. Mama Wong dumpling - Slightly spicy, typical dumpling but I think they added a spicy sweet soy sauce. Special California roll - Good. It's California roll. Dynamo roll - very creatively done with crispy thin noodle on top. Nice flavor. Tom yum Chicken stick - Very creative. Love the Tom yum saucer but the curry chicken inside the stick was quite delicious already. Scallops - good garlic flavor but on a bit salty side. Teriyaki chicken - Singapore prawns -

I was so excited to see a Michelin Star restaurant in Amsterdam. The window is impressive Michelin Stars awarded in 2018, 2020, 2021, and 22 and a view of Sushi chefs hard at work. IMO...that's where it ends. I was able to get a table on Sunday night at 8:45. Upon arriving, we were told we could only have the table for an hour. Ok, they close at 10, I get it, but Michelin Stars are about excellent service and high quality food and in a country where I just learned that if you don't ask for the check they'll let you sit forever, so it seemed like an odd request, especially after I heard people complaining it was taking forever for their food. Ok... let's start with service. You get a menu, a piece of paper and a pencil. Check off the boxes next to the dishes and sushi you want, and someone will come by and pick up the paper. Tables are so close together that every time a server bought a dish to the table behind me or next to me, not only did they bump into my chair, one time they actually reached in front of me to pick up the order from the table next to me! No excuse me, no I'm sorry. This happened 4 different times. Now the food... honestly, absolutely nothing special. We are spoiled with really good and creative sushi in the states. The rolls we ordered were fine, nothing out of the ordinary. Dumplings were bland and a bit overcooked. Singapore Prawns were beautifully presented and I was hoping this would be the dish that wowed me, but it wasn't. I was expecting a pop of curry or even a chili garlic but neither was in the dish... just shrimp covered in some type of sauce. We didn't need the full hour they requested... we couldn't wait to get out of there.

Definitely a place you must try. The restaurant gets quite busy. The food was very good and it's a fun vibes. Food is a bit pricy but was worth the price.

Good ambience, we were seated right away and served fairly quickly. Decent sake, decent food. Nothing special but good for a quick date night while in Amsterdam.

Fun and busy location. Need to make reservations. Had the oysters and loved each one!

The Michelin guide got this one right. Food was fresh and delicious. Definitely coming back when I go back to Amsterdam. Services was great. The server recommendations were on point.

My bf and I wanted to check this resto out while we were strolling along Chinatown. We just had lunch so we thought we could have a light snack. As we entered, we noticed the great vibes. We were greeted almost immediately by the wait staff and offered snacks and drinks. We ordered a couple of dishes and I can say that it didn't disappoint... it's full of flavor, the presentation was great. The ambiance of the place is great and the wait staff are really nice. I just thought it's a little pricey for a snack... the Vietnamese spring roll is about € 12 bucks which translates to € 4 bucks a piece and they're very small (about 2 bites). We also ordered TomYum chicken sticks € 12 bucks for 4 pcs. As I mentioned, it's pretty good. I've never had fried Vietnamese spring rolls. Bottom line... we enjoyed our stay, our food and would definitely recommend this place.

Amazing food, service and ambiance. Fusion Japanese. Wonderful flavors, excellent presentation.

A-Fusion offers a pleasant ambiance in a prime location. While the food took a bit longer to arrive between dishes, the delicious sushi and overall fun experience make it a worthwhile choice.

Located in the Chinatown section of Amsterdam, decided to check out the restaurant after finding it on my Michelin app (Bid Gourmet). Totally enjoyed my dinner there. First of all great location, with a nice and stylish interior. Also, great service from the staff. I ended up getting a Sushi meal and it was very good. All in all, a place I would recommend if you are looking for asian food in Amsterdam.

Amazing service, decor and food. We loved all of it. We really enjoyed the scallops, dumplings, lamb chops and charcoal chicken.

You definitely will want to order a few plates of different things. Really great food! Would recommend the Korean BBQ beef and the Sticky Korean Chicken. Service was good and the restaurant was very fun, nice, classy and relaxing while still being energetic. Enjoyed this dinner very much!

A great spot for sushi lovers. Great staff and a large menu made for a perfect dinner experience. Went with a few rolls that did not dissappont.

The vibes, food, and service were AMAZING! Highly recommend the sticky chicken and fried rice!

This place is permanently closed, it is boarded up and clearly has been closed for a while.

I think this is supposed to be Obon? Anyway, though the spicy tuna handroll was a crunchy perfection with fresh fish and shiso, the gyoza was meh and the spicy beef dish was overcooked and so salty it burned my tongue. It's a pretty restaurant with great staff- except the host who believes she invented bitchy indifference. I hope they can do better because it used to be great.

The food was delicious and service outstanding-plus great ambiance..A wide selection of choices; one better than the next. Reasonably priced.

We had an excellent experience here. We did not expect we will have our best Asian food in Amsterdam. The service was very good.

Rarely do I ever say "wow" when I eat food. But this place. WOWWWWWW. Speechless. One of the best meals I've ever had period. We had a party of 8 at 5:30 and it got super busy by the time we finished so it's a pretty popular spot and for obvious reasons!!! There was not a single dish that wasn't gone within the minute of the waiter putting it on our table. SO DELICIOUS. Some of the stand outs were the yuzu oysters. OMG flavor heaven. The foie gras sushi!??!? Wow. The KBBQ beef chunks literally melted in our mouths. The torched lamb chops with truffle oil sauce was some of the best lamb I've ever had. Their sushi rolls and just sushi in general. INSANEEEE. The sea bass. INCREDIBLE. If you're thinking about ordering it, get it. It's worth it. Everyone at our table was in awe of the quality of the food. Everything from how quick it came out, the presentation, how perfectly everything was cooked, to the flavor profiles. Just an absolute 10/10. This is a bucket list place for me now. I gotta go back ASAP.

Hello WaWa and team, been some time but miss the sushi here! I have been coming here for years and have never been let down. Every time is great food and fresh sushi! Great spot for team lunches and better for after closing the month dinners. I remember the first time I was walking through Amsterdam Chinatown and saw a sushi restaurant cutting up some fresh salmon which was just delivered. I told myself I will have to try their sushi and came back that evening. I usually start with a plate of sushi and order some sparkling sake "Hana Awaka" great stuff! I have sampled numerous items on the menu over the years and notably are the following: vegetable fried rice, oysters, shrimp tempura, sirloin sushi and amazingly the lychee boba! To finish the dinner try a shot of Kwei Fe lychee liquor with a fresh lychee in the shot glass...proper and strong. Dank u wel for the years of great meals. Can't wait to come back again!

Don't eat here, read the reviews indicating that this place is a tourist trap! Not sure how the Google and Tripadvisor reviews are so high. A group of friends and i just had dinner here. The pepper chicken, pineapple fried rice, and two hand rolls were ordered. The pineapple fried rice was not fried, it was mixed. They use frozen mixed vegetables for the rice (ours were still frozen, and our server saw me spit them out). The chicken is simply battered/fried, lacked flavor, and was not pepper chicken. Two stars for heating up our frozen food so quickly! The hand rolls were not bad, and overall are hard to screw up.

Not bad, have tasted better but good service. Our friend had a bento box but she didn't like the edamame since it seemed to be not cooked as well. I had the Japanese style curry dish with veggies , I've had the best in Japan , so maybe that's why I didn't like the one here as much. I forgot what my bf had and he said it was ok. But he and I loved their Thai beer called Singha. Decent interior and atmosphere.

It's too bad most reviews here are about the bubble tea. Seriously? A famous Dutch food critic gave it 9 out of 10 points and not without reason, because the food here is Amazing. It's what you could call fine chinese cuisine. The menu mostly consists of smaller dishes, but they also have some normal bigger things on the menu. We absolutely love the dim sum, the oysters in black bean sauce, the monkfish with it's delicious sauce. Service is incredibly friendly and it's one of the few places on the Zeedijk you can visit with a kid (baby, toddler) without any problems because it's pretty spacious inside. Very recommendable if you're up for some nice little Chinese snacks! Great for lunch or early dinner, before it gets busy.

I am trying to book a dinner for 30+ people in June but can't find an email address to reach you?

I entered A-Fusion last Saturday, at around 21:30. The reservation I made at another place nearby did not quite pan out, as I expected something else when I placed my reservation. Thus, I was standing at the Nieuwmarkt-end of the Zeedijk; hungry, and in mood for something good, despite the late time. I was waiting for three more people, so I asked whether there is a possibility to get a table. As expected all was booked for the moment, but we could come back about half an hour later to get our table for 4 persons.So after a quick beertje nearby we returned, and soon we could claim our table. We ordered a bunch of different things: hot and spicy soup, miso soup, gyoza, steamed shrimp dumplings with coriander, sui kau, 4 season spring roll, duck buns, sweet and sour chicken, and some sake. The bill came down to ca. 35 euro p.p. My favorite of the evening was the duck bun, but the sake choice was probably not the right one. Overall: The service was good, the food was tasty, and I like that they are open late (there were people who came in past 11pm and got served). I would recommend reserving a table if you want to come during the super busy hours. I understand the Gault Millau mention. Next time I will try the sushi and some more of their warm appetizers.

I've had better. I had worse. Too expensive (3 unimpressive Gyoza at €5.75), with a spread across the South East Asian cuisine, but apparently run by Chinese people. You could do worse. But you can certainly do better!

They have some very nice dishes. Great fusion food and good service. Their system is a bit confusing and we didn't get any explanation. Since it was a bit busy we didn't ask and just ordered. We ended up with a lot of food, way too much for the two of us. So be careful with your orders, you can always order more when needed. Enjoy!

I was really craving a bubble tea while in Amsterdam and read that this place had it. Unfortunately, their "bubble tea", as described by another Yelp reviewer, has no tea and the tapioca is way over-cooked, making them huge and mushy. So, don't get the bubble tea! However, my fiancé ordered some duck "buns" - kind of a sandwich on soft bread (resembled a more "delicate" pita bread, if you will), and those were amazing. I highly recommend the duck buns.

Im from the san francisco bay area, so maybe ive been spoiled, but I should have listened to the reviews on the bubble tea / boba / pearl tea. I got green milk tea with boba. Boba was gross, really bad. Not sweet, not chewy. They were old. I guess should have figured bc it want like they have a need to make fresh pearls (not enough customers for boba). I didn't think the boba would be good... But the green tea [milkshake] was disgusting. Kept taking sips thinking is get used to it... No. Wasn't cheap either, EURO 3.70. Time to try the two other boba places in Amsterdam.

I ordered what they called "honeydew milk tea" with their "boba." I use quotes because what they gave me was not tea or boba. The drink was blended on ice so it was thick and flavorless. Uh, hello? Iced tea? Not a smoothie. Thanks. The boba was.....heinous. It was so overcooked and mushy. I can't even begin to describe how unhappy I was. I was so stoked to find a pearl tea place in Amsterdam but this is not pearl tea. Haven't tried to food but it actually looked tasty. We will see if I ever make it back to try it.

In the heart of Amsterdam's China Town you'll find Dim Sum heaven! Good service, modern but a bit boring interior.

Got take away - surprised and impressed with the food Black pepper beef and spicy tomato fried rice were both tasty and good size portion Would order from here again and try eating in

This felt like a typical Red Light District tourist trap - the service was awful and the food was expensive. You order by looking through the menu and writing down codes on a slip of paper. The dead eyed waitress's then pick up the paper and bring your food, if you are lucky. We had two dishes missing over 30 minutes of the first dishes arriving. The sushi was average.

Best asian restaurant on a street full of excelent choices. Too many food faves to call out but the lovely and likeable staff will help you choose from the great menu.

Excellent menu and presentation. Both wine and tea had great quality and variety . Service was romps and polite and as represented. E have eaten in similar restaurants all over the world and this is ong the good ones. We will return.

Great food!!! We had the dragon, tempura, and unagi rolls. They were amazing. Staff was very friendly. Our server explained and helped us order our food. She even gave us some recommendations on where to go for drinks.

Came here while at a conference in Amsterdam. I thought the food was completely amazing, rivaling the best I've had in London and elsewhere. It was really excellent. Service was friendly and unobtrusive too.

If you want sushi and some dumplings and a drink nice small place to get a quick meal. Service was great. Sushi was very good.