Batoni Khinkali

Georgian restaurant · Museumkwartier

Batoni Khinkali

Georgian restaurant · Museumkwartier

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Willemsparkweg 177, 1071 GZ Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Willemsparkweg 177, 1071 GZ Amsterdam, Netherlands Get directions

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€20–40

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Willemsparkweg 177, 1071 GZ Amsterdam, Netherlands Get directions

+31 20 358 5491
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€20–40

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"There’s plenty of bread and cheese to eat in Amsterdam, but much of it ends up consumed in a utilitarian affair: cold slices of cheese stuck between thick slices of equally cold bread. For a different approach, head to Batoni Khinkali for the acharuli khachapuri, a boat of warm dough filled with melted, salty cheese, pats of butter and an egg. Order one for yourself, or share it and save room for the khinkali, which are some of the best dumplings in Amsterdam. The Caucasus Mountains region lays claim to being the oldest wine-producing area in the world, so there’s a great selection of Georgian vintages." - paolo espanola

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"There’s plenty of bread and cheese to eat in Amsterdam, but much of it ends up consumed in a utilitarian affair: cold slices of cheese stuck between thick slices of equally cold bread. For a different approach, head to Batoni Khinkali for the acharuli khachapuri, a boat of warm dough filled with melted, salty cheese, pats of butter and an egg. Order one for yourself, or share it and save room for the khinkali, which are some of the best dumplings in Amsterdam. The Caucasus Mountains region lays claim to being the oldest wine-producing area in the world, so there’s a great selection of Georgian vintages." - Paolo Española

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Michel Briede

Google
A very nice evening with tasteful food. I’m not an expert in that cuisine but I was with 2 companions who do know the taste very well. They were positively surprised. They also have a very good choice of Georgian wines with most of the wines made in a Qvevri. The service was also very friendly. I am definitely going back!

Dany Jenny

Google
This was my first experience with Georgian cuisine, and I really enjoyed it. As a lover of all kinds of dumplings, I found their mushroom khinkali to be absolutely delicious. I was also pleased to discover several other vegan options on the menu. Alongside the dumplings, I ordered Lobio, a flavorful brown bean stew served with delicious bread. Additionally, I had the opportunity to taste the Pkhali, which my friend ordered, and I think I might try it on my next visit.

Derek Urbaniak

Google
We dropped in for a late lunch on our way to the airport because we absolutely love Georgian food and heard good things about this place. Their menu was very concise and had all the traditional Georgian dishes we’ve all come to love. The mushroom dumplings were probably the best I’ve had in the last couple years. Traditional bread was amazing as well. We will be back.

Xijia Luo

Google
Our first Georgian food experience, khinkali was pretty good (we preferred the meat and mushroom filling)! Acharuli Khachapuri was a nice surprise to us! And lamb stew was also tasty. We ended up eating too much 😅

Olga Demidova

Google
Lovely khinkali - just a huge delight! Very tasty pomegranate beer. Good service. We liked the khachapuri and salmon for hot food less, but we will definitely come back for the khinkali! The place is quite small and everyone sits very close to each other. I don't recommend it for going with kids - I think it won't be very cozy.

Thijmen Homan

Google
Had a lovely experience at Batoni Khinkali the other night. It was wonderful to relive my trip to Georgia with my partner with authentic Georgian food and wine. We enjoyed the roast duck, badrijiani, khinkali, khachapuri, and the salad. Certainly not as affordable as food in Georgia itself, but definitely worth it. Highly recommended. შემომეჭამა!

Giorgi Dolidze

Google
Best thing what u can do in Amsterdam! Go in Khinkali Batoni ✌️ Georgian soul and hospitality ✅ great communications with owner. Good luck 😎Don’t forget to try Khinkali of course!

Anna Kon

Google
Bookings are really tight, we ordered khinkali and khachapuri - unfortunately not too good. Good place to good to have at least something Georgian but not the best overall. Khinkali were very dry for my tasting and khachapuri was little bit tasteless and cheese was not so tangly :( Drink with Chacha was really good!