The restaurant’s interior is, by my opinion, really great! At the ‘To Go’-corner’ you can find a wall full with old Asian advertisement posters and inside you can find murals and wooden crates with decorations or bottles of soy sauce. It’s really neat, but also cozy and kitschy. Also, the personnel is really friendly.
The menu offers something for everyone. The menu starts with ‘banh mi’: A Vietnamese sandwich with pickled sweet and sour vegetables and marinated meat or tofu.
I’ve had banh mi for the first time in the Foodhallen in Amsterdam and later on also in Bataviastad. I thought these were good, but they’re nothing compared to this banh mi. The buns/sandwiches at the Foodhallen and Bataviastad were too hard and therefore maybe not fresh.
The buns at Asia Cooking LTD. were not too hard and not too soft, but just right! It was really fresh and good. Also, the meat was very tasty marinated pork and I would definitely order it again!
I also had some Japanese Fried Chicken. I liked it, but it wasn’t as much as I thought it would be (just a few pieces for 6 euros). My friend had Vietnamese springrolls and a bao bun and she loved those as well.
Besides a delicious sandwich, dim sum or springrolls, you can also order meals like Donburi, meat from the grill and/or salads, but because we were going for a small lunch, we didn’t go for it. Maybe next time 😉
Besides a delicious sandwich, dim sum or springrolls, you can also order meals like Donburi, meat from the grill and/or salads, but because we were going for a small lunch, we didn’t go for it. Maybe next time 😉
