Amsterdam Asian Supermarkets

Top Amsterdam Asian Supermarkets

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Amazing Oriental Amsterdam Noord

4.3★★★★★

(1429 reviews)

Essentially Amsterdam Reader's Choice 2026

Buikslotermeerplein 228, 1025 GB Amsterdam

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Grocery store
Chinese supermarket
General store
Oriental goods store

Amazing Oriental Amsterdam Noord is an Asian grocery specialist, serving as a Chinese supermarket and general oriental goods store. It also offers a grocery and takeout mix, with strong review numbers and active Facebook, Instagram...

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Toko Dun Yong

4.5★★★★★

(1331 reviews)

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Stormsteeg 9, 1012 BD Amsterdam

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Toko Dun Yong is an Asian grocery store in Amsterdam, with an accompanying webshop. It supplies a range of Asian food products and ingredients to customers.

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Amazing Oriental Beverwijk

4.3★★★★★

(5066 reviews)

Buitenlanden 10, 1948 PD Beverwijk

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Chinese supermarket
Asian grocery store
General store
Oriental goods store

Amazing Oriental Beverwijk is a Chinese and Asian supermarket with a broad mix of oriental groceries and general goods. It has a strong local following, backed by more than 5,000 Google reviews, and is active...

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Amazing Oriental

4.3★★★★★

(2708 reviews)

De Flinesstraat 6, 1114 AL Amsterdam

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An Asian grocery store in Amsterdam, part of the Amazing Oriental chain. It offers fresh fish, shellfish, and a range of specialty meats alongside a wide selection of Asian products.

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Amazing Oriental Amsterdam

4.3★★★★★

(936 reviews)

Nieuwmarkt 27, 1011 JS Amsterdam

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An Asian grocery store in Amsterdam, part of the Amazing Oriental chain. It offers fresh fish, shellfish and squid along with a range of special meat cuts, plus a broad selection of Asian food products.

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Wah Nam Hong Superstore

4.3★★★★★

(845 reviews)

De Flinesstraat 18, 1114 AL Amsterdam

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Chinese supermarket

Wah Nam Hong Superstore in Amsterdam is a Chinese supermarket with a broad Asian grocery offer. It has a strong reputation online, with over 800 Google reviews and a high share of five-star ratings, plus...

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Tjin’s Toko

4.5★★★★★

(791 reviews)

Eerste van der Helststraat 64, 1072 NZ Amsterdam

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An Asian and international grocery store in Amsterdam stocking food products from around the world. It serves as a one-stop shop for global ingredients and ships across Europe.

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Toko Makassar

4.5★★★★★

(782 reviews)

Sam van Houtenstraat 35, 1067 JA Amsterdam

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Toko Makassar is a asian grocery store in Amsterdam.

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Toko De Poort

4★★★★★

(383 reviews)

Bijlmerplein 1011, 1102 ML Amsterdam

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Toko De Poort is a asian grocery store in Amsterdam.

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Saeed’s Curry House

4.9★★★★★

(259 reviews)

Javastraat 9, 1094 GX Amsterdam

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Saeed’s Curry House is a asian grocery store in Amsterdam.

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Stick-up Indofood Diemen

4.6★★★★★

(231 reviews)

Ouddiemerlaan 15, 1111 GS Diemen

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An Indonesian grocery and food shop in Diemen. Stick-up Indo Food offers Indonesian products and dishes for pickup or delivery, catering to fans of Indonesian cuisine in the area.

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Wah Nam Hong

4.5★★★★★

(177 reviews)

Geldersekade 90, 1012 BM Amsterdam

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Chinese supermarket

Wah Nam Hong is an Amsterdam Chinese supermarket with a strong reputation among reviewers. It has nearly 180 Google reviews and a notably high share of five-star ratings, and it keeps an active Facebook presence.

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How to choose an Asian supermarket in Amsterdam

Amsterdam's Asian supermarkets split loosely by region — Chinese, Indonesian, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, and Indian or Pakistani ingredients don't all sit on the same shelves, so it helps to know your cuisine before you go. Locals call these shops a toko, a term borrowed from Indonesian and still used across the Netherlands for any shop selling Asian groceries, whatever country's products it actually specializes in.

Location often matters more than size: the listings above range from Amsterdam Noord and Amstelveen to Diemen and De Pijp, so a store that's actually on your route beats a bigger one across town for routine shopping. For a wider comparison of where mainstream Dutch supermarkets stock Asian staples versus a dedicated toko, Amsterdam Supermarkets: A Guide for Newcomers covers that ground.

Not every listing is a general pan-Asian mart — some focus on a single country's cuisine, which is worth checking before a special-occasion shop. Pairing groceries with eating out helps too: Where to Eat Vietnamese Food in Amsterdam is a useful cross-reference if you're cooking a dish you've only ever ordered in a restaurant.

Questions people ask

What does "toko" mean?

Toko is the Dutch word for a shop selling Indonesian or other Asian groceries, borrowed from Indonesian and Malay through the Netherlands' historical ties to Indonesia. In Amsterdam it's used loosely for any Asian supermarket, whether it specializes in Indonesian, Chinese, or another cuisine.

How is an Asian supermarket different from a regular Dutch supermarket?

Mainstream Dutch supermarkets carry a limited Asian ingredients aisle, while a dedicated toko stocks a much wider range of sauces, rice, noodles, fresh vegetables, and imported brands not found in a regular chain. The Amsterdam Supermarkets directory lists the city's mainstream chains if you want to compare.

Are Amsterdam's Asian supermarkets only Chinese and Indonesian, or do they cover other cuisines too?

The category covers more than Chinese and Indonesian groceries: several listings specialize in Filipino, Korean, or Indian and Pakistani products, alongside general pan-Asian marts. Check what each listing says it specializes in if you're after a specific country's ingredients rather than a broad selection.

Do Asian supermarkets in Amsterdam sell prepared food as well as groceries?

A handful of Amsterdam's tokos combine grocery shelves with a small eat-in or takeaway counter selling snacks, sandwiches, or hot dishes rather than just packaged goods. It's not the norm across the category, so check a listing's own description if you're after a quick meal rather than a shopping trip.

Do Amsterdam's Asian supermarkets stock fresh produce, or only packaged goods?

Fresh sections vary by store, from a few crates of Asian vegetables and herbs by the door to a full fresh and frozen department, so it's worth checking a listing's own details or asking in-store before a special trip for something perishable. Packaged goods, sauces, and dry pantry staples are the more consistent stock across the category.