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Food from Home-Single Page Plein 24 Herengracht 472, 2nd Floor 2511 CS, The Hague 1017 CA, Amsterdam Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Help Line : +31-(070)346 25 25 Help Line : +31-(020)423 32 17 WWW . A C Price : €3.00 FOOD FROM HOME INSIDE THIS BOOKLET INTRODUCTION..................................................... 1 ONLINE SHOPS...................................................... 4 SHOPS ............................................................... 6 REFERENCES ........................................................ 18 INTRODUCTION If you are feeling a bit homesick or simply craving some food that you used to eat back home during a certain time of year, then hopefully this booklet will help you find what your taste buds are missing in the Netherlands. You may be surprised to see how much international food is actually available once you know where to look for it. Online shops If you are stretched for time (or looking for convenience) there are a large number of online stores that cater for food from specific regions or for the international community in general e.g. www.orientalmart.co.uk ; info@Lekker- Hollands.nl and many more that are listed in this booklet. Chain stores Major supermarkets are increasingly stocking international products – often FOOD FROM HOME these are in a special section of the shop, the so-called international section (wereldafdeling). Markets A checklist of Dutch markets can be found on the Internet at: www.hollandsemarkten.nl - there is at least one for every day of the week! Especially the organic markets (biologische markten) are good for sourcing fresh vegetables, fish and lesser-known cuts of meat. They also often have an extensive health shop (Reform winkel) where one can buy different types of flour and a large variety of herbs and spices at a good price. While some markets are truly international (e.g. Dappermarkt, Amsterdam East) some specialize in foodstuffs from a specific region e.g the Oosterse markt in Beverwijk ( www.chinatownholland.nl ; www.debazaar.nl ) or the Albert Cuyp market in De Pijp in Amsterdam ( www.decuyp.nl ) that caters especially for Greek, Moroccan and Indian cuisine. Oriental supermarkets (Tokos) There are many smaller oriental supermarkets in most towns in the Netherlands. To find the ones nearest to you, check lists on the Internet like: www.tastyweb/adreslijst.asp?id=4 Turkish shops These are also plentiful and always have good lamb in stock as well as really ripe fruit and many ingredients needed for Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean and African cooking e.g. maize flour. They also stock bicarbonate of soda. Health shops (Reformwinkels ) These shops stock tofu, rice flour and waffles, pulses, wholegrain wheat products, non-dairy substitutes, organic fresh produce and some imported goods. PAGINA 2 FOOD FROM HOME Websites A useful site is www.contined.nl where one can check out the Dutch equivalent for the names of specific fruits and vegetables. Cooking Dutch is a website intended to give cooking hints to foreigners, mainly Americans living in the Netherlands (info:[email protected]). Check the website at http://nieuw.wereldwinkels.nl to find the nearest fair-trade shop – they often carry foodstuffs from all parts of the world. If you are residing in or near Amsterdam there is a wonderful list of shops stocking international food at: www.allesinamsterdam.nl/item/41/4177/ia4177_nk_r.html Schiphol Plaza At the airport there are three shops that cater for international food and drink: Dufry Liquors, Food Village and Per Tutti. All are open from 07:00 – 22:00 seven days a week. ( www.schiphol.nl ) Books to read There is an excellent, well-researched publication written by Ada Henne Koene called “The Food Shopper’s Guide to Holland” (Delft: Eburon, c1996 ISBN 90 5166 777 9). Although it is out of print at the moment ACCESS still has some copies and it can be found at secondhand bookstores. In it you will find descriptions and illustrations of Dutch and other exotic vegetables, an English/Dutch vocabulary list, the Dutch names for different cuts of meat and a list of weights and measures with their Dutch equivalents. Linda Roosenburg has put together the illustrated “Rotterdams Kookboek” for the Stichting Madame Jeanet. This book gives recipes, stories and tips about Chinese, Indian, Malayan, Surinamese, Aruban, and Cape Verdean cooking. It also covers Eritrea, Africa, Iran, Turkey, Morocco, and Italy and has a section on the Jewish kitchen. PAGINA 3 ONLINE SHOPS For this booklet a number of culinary traditions have been grouped into broad geographic regions. For each region there are a number of stores listed (by city) that stock relevant ingredients. The regions overlap and the list of food stores (and, in some cases, restaurants) is by no means exhaustive, but we hope at least to have pointed you in the right direction. As to the opening hours, we only men- tion those that are outside of the usual shop hours. AFRICA [including South Africa] www .simplyoz.com www.africanspices.nl [Berbere, Mitmita, Shiro, Wot Kimim, Koseret, BenoBela, Teffmeel, Gum etc.] www.boerewors.nl BRITAIN AND IRELAND www.abitofbritain.nl www.simba4u.nl www.arkwrights.nl www.bestofbritish.nl www.britishcornershop.co.uk ASIA www.hapgids.nl [take-aways only] www.english-shop.com www.theasiancookshop.co.uk www.fabulousfood.nl www.thejapaneseshop.co.uk www.kingsalmarkt.nl www.lifeslittleluxuries.co.uk www.tinytokyo.nl [take-aways] www.ukcravings.com www.koamart.com [Japanese] www.orientalmart.co.uk www.sake.nl/site/64/329 GERMANY AND AUSTRIA www.beersofeurope.co.uk www.igourmet.com/germanfood.asp AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND www.kiwisauce.nl www.lila-se.de/ PAGE 4 FOOD FROM HOME MEDITERRANEAN [France, Spain, www.russischewinkel.nl Portugal, Italy, Greece] www.vinodoltrading.nl www.lacordobesa.nl [Spanish & Italian cold meats, sausages] www.muchomasamsterdam.nl www.pastacheese.com SCANDINAVIA www.pizzaweb.nl [where to order pizza www.ikea.nl near you] www.northener.com www.saporitoscani.nl [Tuscan delicacies, [lists over 900 products from Sweden, olive oils] Denmark, Norway and Finland including https://shop.mccormick.com Swedish snus] www.smulweb.nl www.olddutchstore.com A listing of Scandinavian cookery suppliers can be found at : http://scandinaviancooking.com MIDDLE EAST [Lebanon, Israel, Syria, Egypt, Turkey] www.muchomasamsterdam.nl www.silicum.nl/ottomania [Syrian and SOUTH AMERICA [Argentina, Mexico, Turkish] Colombia, Brazil] www.igourmet.com RUSSIA, CROATIA, SERBIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES OF EX-YUGOSLAVIA UNITED STATES AND CANADA www.goldenapple.nl [deliver Please see also online shops listed under throughout the Netherlands] Britain www.halalfood.nl www.ahoornsiroop.nl [maple sugar & [For Halal meat] maple products] www.pelmeni.nl [ready made piroshki] www.americangoodies.nl www.igourmet.com www.russianfoods.com https://shop.mccormick.com PAGE 5 FOOD FROM HOME SHOPS ASIA Korea Sushi House Lonny’s ready-made Van Boshuizenstraat 207- Bullewijkpad 7, meals : these are available 209, Buitenveldert, from C1000, Super de 1102 LB (020) 452 7373 1083 AW (020) 644 5273 Boer, Vomar and Jumbo shops ‘t Japanse Winkeltje AMSTERDAM L’Indochine Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal Albert Cuyp Markt (street Beulingstraat 9, 177, market) 1017 BA (020) 627 5755 1012 RK (020) 627 9523 Albert Cuypstraat, Oud- Zuid www.indochine.nl (between Ferdinand Bol Toko Asian Delight and Wou streets) Meidi-ya [Japanese and Osdorpplein 669, Korean] www.decuyp.nl 1068 TC (020) 619 0500 Beethovenstraat 18, 1076 JG (020) 673 7410 China Town Supermarket Toko Mas Geldersekade 94-06 1e C. Huygensstraat 61, Oriental Delicatessen (020) 624 5229 1054 BT (020) 618 4598 Shilla [Japanese and Korean] ……………. Wah Nam Hong Gelderlandplein 34, Zeedijk 83, Supermarkets [Chinese] 1082 LB (020) 642 8423 1012 BD (020) 622 1763 Geldersekade 90-92, www.dunyong.com 1012 BM and Sinar Mas De Flinestraat 18, Hoofddorpplein 9, Kingsalmarkt Delicatessen 1099 CC (020) 627 0303 1059 CV (020) 669 1857 Rembrandtweg 617-635 (020) 643 3751 Yama Food Ferdinand Bolstraat 333, 1072 LH (020) 679 6739 PAGE 6 FOOD FROM HOME AMERSFOORT Sing Kee Chinees Restaurant Toko Tjin Oosterse Toko Toet Specialiteiten Wagenstraat 63, Beeklaan 376a, Kamp 2, 2512 AP (070) 360 0653 2562 BG (070) 427 5372 3811 AR (033) 472 9300 Toko Anugerah Wah Nam Hong THE HAGUE Het Kleine Loo 216, Supermarkt A-True Market 2592 CK (070) 383 3896 Gedempte Burgwal 8, Winkelcentrum “Bazar” 2512 BT Hoefkade 35 Unit 31-33, Toko Blora 2526 BN (070) 380 1176 Loosduinse Hoofdstraat SCHEVENINGEN 314, Caves Delipalace 2552 AN (070) 397 0668 Scheveningen Chinatown Den Haag G. Deynootweg 980-6, Wagenstraat 58, Toko Frederik 2512 AX (070) 363 3323 Frederikstraat 231, Garoeda [restaurant] 2514 LC (070) 360 3125 Kneuterdijk 18a, Dayang 2514 EN (070) 346 5319 Prinsestraat 65, 2513 CB (070) 364 9979 Restaurant: De Sissende Sampan [Thai] Midway Tropisch Laan van Meerdervoort, Herman Costerstraat 140, 517 BC (070) 363 9001 2571 PC (070) 345 6701 ROTTERDAM Afoe Cencie West-Kruiskade 61, PAGE 7 FOOD FROM HOME 3014 AL (010) 414 5894 Afhaalcentrum Toko Oranjeboomstraat 81-83, Keizerswaard 56/D, 3071 SB (010) 486 0323 Asha Tropische 3078 AM (010) 482 7572 Levensmiddelen Bergweg 357, 3038 AA (010) 465 5231 Groene Passage [includes Gimsel organic Ocean Paradise Wah Nam Hong Supermarkt supermarket and meat [Thai ; 12:00 – 22:00] delicatessen] West Kruiskade 4-6, Shopping Centre Oriental Mariniersweg 9-33, Parkhaven B.V. 3014 AP (010) 241 7355 3011 NB (010) 233 1933 Parkhaven 210, www.degroenepassage.nl 3016 GM (010)
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