Item: Rijsttafel
Rating: 8.08
Author: baran

Rijsttafel is an elaborate Dutch meal that was developed during the colonial era. The Dutch were most likely inspired by an Indonesian dish called nasi padang, as rijsttafel consists of rice and a variety of foods such as fish, chicken, curried meats, vegetables, pickles, sauces, relishes, condiments, fruits, eggs, nuts, and so on. The diners are served a plate of rice, and then they choose from a variety of side dishes, which can range up to 40! It's no wonder that sometimes the meal takes a few hours to consume. The name rijsttafel means rice table, referring to this flamboyant feast of small plates filled with spicy, sweet, sour, and salty flavors, all of them paired with rice. And even though each rijsttafel is different, here are just some of the delicacies one can find on the plates: the sweet and spicy tempeh blado, the slow-cooked yet crispy beef rendang, the crunchy fried pisang goreng banana fritters, and the creamy yet spicy peanut sauce called sat&eacute;, which covers various vegetables or meats.

Rijsttafel

Netherlands

Restaurant Blauw Amsterdam

We had the rijsttafel for two and it was a fantastic experience—delicious, well-presented, and served in a clean and welcoming setting. Perfect spot for date night, with a cozy vibe and attentive service. The rendang was definitely the standout—rich, tender, and full of flavor. Great value overall!

Reseña de Rijsttafel por baran en Restaurant Blauw Amsterdam, Amsterdam

Rijsttafel

Restaurant Blauw Amsterdam

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baran

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