Muhammed I.
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I don’t even know where to begin — this experience felt like an orchestra.
Solo dining at the kitchen-view counter was, without question, the highlight of my Amsterdam trip.
From the moment I sat down, I was mesmerized. Watching each dish come together with such precision, care, and artistry felt like being on the set of a beautifully shot film. As a big fan of The Bear, I couldn’t help but feel like I had stepped right into the show — the energy, the rhythm, and the seamless flow between the team were captivating.
The entire crew’s service was impeccable — attentive without being intrusive, warm without being forced. They anticipated every need before I could ask: water refilled, plates cleared, and every course presented by a different member of the team, each describing the dish in vivid detail. The little conversations I had with them throughout the night made me feel less like a guest and more like a regular.
And the food… absolutely outstanding. Every bite was balanced, every detail intentional. The atmosphere tied it all together — the music selection, the sound quality, the lighting — all perfectly tuned to the mood.
After two hours of culinary bliss, I headed downstairs to the listening bar. The shift in energy was magical — a cozy, mellow space with beautifully curated hi-fi music that carried the night into a gentle, soulful ending.
It was the perfect way to spend my last night in Amsterdam. I usually keep my reviews short and to the point, but this wasn’t just a dinner — it was an experience.
I’ll be back the next time I’m in the city.
All my love to the chefs and the crew — your dedication truly shines.