Dutch Street Food at Albert Cuyp Market in Amsterdam 

This immediately put a smile on my face remembering the good time and food we had. Thanks so much for the fantastic time together! ❤

Satoshi never ceases to amaze me in how well he describes food, he describes it better than the Dutch person. He’s so good.

We had the best time with you guys 🥰🙌. I could go back to this market every weekend. So much amazing food. But at least we tried a few of the most iconic things. See you soon either in Japan or here ☀️☺️🎉

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It's so nice to watch you nom nom on Dutch foods! Satoshi looked like he'd have gladly eaten the whole herring supply!

As a Dutchie i don’t go to Amsterdam often, but it was nice to see you guys highlight all that good looking food, makes me proud to be Dutch in a way.

After watching so many Asian street food videos seeing one from Amsterdam was a treat. Everything looked so good. I'm part Italian so that cannoli stand was wild. I've never seen so many different flavors of cannoli, I want to try them all.😊

I fell asleep watching this video woke up with my iPad in my mouth 😊

im dutch and i realy enjojd all the words i recendnised from home 😋

Satoshi might be my favourite food reviewer. I love the way he always explains everything.

I lived a couple blocks from AlbertCuypMarkt for a few years, this brings back some great memories! I've eaten at Molenaar too many times to count.

I’d love to go to Amsterdam 😍 the food just looks fantastic and Amsterdam looks really pretty also. Those Dutch pancakes are fantastic I’ve tried them once before.

I really enjoy when the two of you taste authentic international foods. This tour was so entertaining ❤

The spinach/cheese snack looked kind of like a quesadilla. All the snacks looked so good.

I loved ALL the food you tried!! Especially the mini Dutch pancakes and the herring!! ❤️😍❤️😍❤️ Enjoy your staying!

Love theses video all the delicious food enjoy be safe ❤️😘😘💯🙏🌈🤩😍🥰

Two great ambassadors.

You have made me so hungry and I must say the Dutch do have wonderful snack foods and their markets are fantastic. I also love their snack foods from their vending machines. Miss the markets and their fish stalls a lot.

I would love to try all of those !

Love your videos. Hope I can visit Amsterdam one day soon!

Thanks for bringing everyone such great content Shinichi and Satoshi... Happy travels in your future adventures together!

Kudos for also trying the smoked eel. A dutch delicacy that's usually glossed over in videos like this.

It's been so nice seeing you at the same places I've been to in Amsterdam and Brussels

It's pure ASMR to see both of you eat and it always makes me hungry 😂

Omg your companions in this video are the best! Lovely smiles, good company and good food make all the difference!!

😂 your reaction to the haring was amazing. It is a bit like sashimi. It's got the same soft texture. A lot of dutch people LOVE sushi and sashimi because of our love for fish 😊.

Love this video so much! Thank you!

I enjoyed seeing you try all of our Dutch food! You guys are the cutest and your videos always make me happy 😍❤️

What a lovely way to spend Friday night- going to the market with you both. Such a nice low calorie treat for me. 👏🤗

Wish I could have been with you guys. You make it so fun. 💕

What a delight it is to watch you enjoy our Dutch treats and foods so much. It's oke if you don't like something, btw. But glad to see you having such a good time.

Great video! Thank you!

The secret to good poffertjes is buckwheat flower, that’s the flour used for poffertjes batter.

Very nice video! All the food looks amazing!! Thank you to Tim and Dennis for the wonderful recs

So love you and your great friends share your cultures. Glad Satoshi got to share with you this time.

Loved your faces when trying the poffertjes, so glad to see you both enjoyed the food so much! ❤

Oh heavens, Albert Cuyp has changed enormously since it was my regular Saturday fruit/veg/cheese/minimart shopping place in the 1970s, when I lived just four blocks to the south. Back then there were no street food stalls, apart from a frieten stand at the top end. I rarely made it that far up, so no snacks for me in those days. Just as well as being skinny was an absolute must then and all those temptations would have piled on the pounds!

The next time you are in the Netherlands, please venture outside Amsterdam! So many beautiful and interesting places outside our capital. Also ,I think it would be really fun for you to visit a big Asian supermarket such as Amazing Oriental 🙂

It's lovely to see you four together again, enjoying each other, Amsterdam, and so many delicious street snacks! I'm especially happy that Satoshi got to experience it with you this time, Shinichi. Looks like he had a blast. 🙌🎉 I'm glad he escaped torture by salty licorice, though. 🤣(I know how he dislikes licorice.) "Everything" probably would have been my answer for the best snack of the day as well. Food aside, I wish I could have tagged along--you're four of my favorite people. I'm tickled the fun doesn't have to stop here. I'm off to Tim and Dennis' channel to continue the adventure! 👍

That market is definitely going on the list of places to go to when spending time in the Netherlands! My boyfriend is Dutch and lives not too far away from Amsterdam, so this market could be a very easy one day excursion :3

Aloha Shinichi and Satoshi and to your friends it's so nice to see all of you guys again have fun eating good food much blessings to you guys ❤️

It does seem to always rain when you you are meeting up! When I think about in, with the exeption of the fish, some fried goofd, stroopwafels, poffertjes and perhaps a rookworst as you used to get at a store, most streetfoods have indeed a foreigh origin but are so intergrated in the streetfood in the netherlands. One of my favourites as a kid was getting a fresh Vietnamese loempia with lots of spicy sauce at the local market on Saturday. I have the same memory as Dennis, I remember as a kid getting the bag of stroopwafel crumbs for like 50 cents.

Believe it or not the stroopwafel at Costco of all places is fantastic if you can find it Love you guys and this video really great❤🧡💛💚💙💜

so much positive feelings, thank You for sharing

Food looks so delicious.

Seeing you guys experience the trancendant experience it is to have an empanada with salsa verde makes my heart so happy!!! And my stomach sooooo hungry 🤤 im gonna go eat now lol

so in the netherlands we' ve got a very international culture where food is usualy very centered in our connection with people and friendships. in amsterdam all these things get together because its such an internetional city. food in general is very important top me as i like to invite friends for dinner so i really like to see how much you like to eat at the netherlands since we are a very food centered culture from restaurants to stands to FEBO hahaha.

Looks delicious! By the way… The Netherlands have some of the best Indonesian cuisine in Europe. Highly recommended!

hi Tim and Dennis. That was exactly the same wheather!!!

Fantastic to watch you guys, I grew up in Holland, and remember buying the stroopwafel kruimels as a kid❤. It brought back memories. thanks and enjoy❤

It was so lovely to see this video, makes me want to go to Amsterdam again!

Poffertjes ... I love them

I love all of this! I need to get to the Albert Kuijp market soon! Thanks for doing this in spite of the weather.

I’ll be in Amsterdam for the first time in June. Can’t wait to visit this market!

❤ you guys are Soo lucky to have nice places to eat! Hawaii on the big island doesn't have things like that! Tina

This is the first video of yours that I've watched, and you guys seem so sweet, wholesome, positive. I'm not a huge foodie, but I'll subscribe anyway. :3

I was born in Amsterdam. Albert Cuyp market is so nice, but also the Dappermarkt. So multi culturel.

I am soooo hungry now :D , thank you for the video ! I am trying to visit Amsterdam one day, and also Japan in Osaka :) Pancake also make me happy :)

thanks guys its awesome

Thanks!

Satoshi the best!! 😃

Its funny to see how people love sashimi but hate herring, this guy got it right, its like dutch sashimi :D

the first tourist that i see that likes raw haring, awsome!

Please make a part 2 vlog and do visit the Filipino foodtruck there. I've enjoyed your vlog. I've tried the cannelloni at Alessandro's and they were just super crispy and flavorful. So delicious. Also the halo-halo at the Filipino foodtruck and Koreanse kip Bao buns at the Bunsbar.

Leuke video: heb wel een lekker patatje oorlog gemist en een mexicano!

So fun that you put out another video of this trip. There are more ethnic good that became a staple over in the Netherlands. Maybe try out the european versions of turkish food, you'll probably like it too. Turkish pizza, Kapsalon which is a loaded fries dish and the Doner Kebab are popular as a late night food. These are usely eaten on the way home from the clubs and bars. The Greek dishes can be very good as well, so much more to explore. Great video !!

So many awesome eats! Loved this video! Nice to see you guys out with friends, I like these guys too very friendly and nice video :D!

@TabiEats Great video guys. Find it funny a certain person Satoshi gets referred to as in other videos made a face when eating the Herring and Onion dish and yet Satoshi just gobbled it all down with little effort. 🙂 Though as anyone knows from watching your channel Fish + Onions is a big win in Satoshi's love for food. 🙂Those waffles and cream filled truffles looked so darn good. Bit jealous. lol

Omg that herring looks sooooo good yummy.

I love herring with onions. Such a tteat. Then again, anything pickled is yummy.

FYI the ''spinach and feta'' pie at 8:46 is called a Gözleme in Turkish

It is pretty funny to see tourist gagging and retching over 'risque' food items but it is honestly even better when they *get it* and really love it.

Very courageous to eat the herring, kibbeling is a lot of peoples favorite, smoked eel is divine, can't buy it where I live. Stroopwafel, also one of my favorites, luckily they are available. Poffertjes, soooo long ago. Truffels and hazelnutcreamy superballs, men, the water is running like a whitewater stream through my mouth. Just a simple breakfast for me now. Thank you, enjoy!

Definitely salivating and jealous 😊

You guys need to try some Suriname take away Amsterdam hase some of the best moxi meti or the best roti

Coconut custard bao sounds interesting I wanna try it.❤ Zabaglione looked noice.

Felt horrified and intrigued by Satoshi devouring that raw onion fish 😂

2:05 technically speaking the herring is not raw. Right after it being caught it will be "gekaakt" , a type of cleaning the fish which will cure it ( as in the food curing, not the medical curing) which makes the herring technically not raw. You will know the diffference once you bite into an actual raw herring (which is absolutely gross, I am speaking from experience) 3:20 I am sorry but that is a wrong translation of the name, the name in English would be "Fishmonger Miller". The name is about the job, not the building. 5:30 omg Koekkruimerls, yes they were very cheap. I remember buying a bag of these for 50 cent (guilders, not euros) for a 500 gram bag. I am also very happy you got the normal stroopwaffel and not the frankenstein creations you see nowadays catering mainly to Americans that want "choice in flavors" 6:29 As far as I am aware, these are not Bao Bao but Bapao. What I remember from Bao Bao is that they are open faced buns. I am however not an expert in this so I can be wrong. Never had cannoli, that looks like something I need to try. Glad you all had such a good and tasty time. :)

New to the channel. Thanks for the video.

Love all your videos keep it up ❤❤❤

Very nice👍❤

Firstly,haringfilet,I ate it every day,so delicious!!! Stroipwaffel,you can only get good ones in the Netherlands. Those bottles,that you pop the marble? That is a codbottle,invented in 1870, by Hiram Cod,in England. I own a very rare origional codbottle,found whilst mudlarking the Thames last year. The treat amongst treats can be found in Spui. Is it Voetboogstraat? Maybe Handboogstraat? No,Handboogstraat. The Vlamse frites. Best potato frites on the planet. They just are. Yes.

Zabaione is just raw egg yolk and sugar beaten until fluffy. You can add some sweet wine into it.

Hi Guys,looks so good&except for food festivals we dont have such a varietyTurkish food is Gozleme which I like&good to see outside the box cannoli,Thanks

I love how you enjoyed the herring. I could also eat it every day :)

Dunno that you were also in The Netherlands. If you want you can try visiting the foodhall in Utrecht, downtown in Eindhoven or Tea Stories as well (one of the best bobba tea places in Eindhoven).

I'm Dutch and I no no eat the haring 🤣🤗🌷

I am Dutch, but I have never been to Albert Cuyp 😅 Loved this video!

@tabieats - what time of year were you there? we are going next month and aren't sure how warm we need to dress! ;) we will DEFINITELY take our kids to explore this market after watching this great video. THANKS!

Would love to have some pickled herring rn, with rye bread.

小粒のオニオン・ピクルスが入ったポテサラが美味しかった。

I am a local from Amsterdam but haven't been to the Albert Cuyp market for a long while....had no idea there are now so many new food stalls!😅 Going there in a few hours now! (but I see the food prices has been skyrocket)🥲

I've always said haring is dutch sashimi!

Earned a like for the haring! 💖

hi guy's new subsciber looking forward to watching the content steve

One of the great things about this country is just how much food influences we have. We have a lot of different people of lot of different places and many came with their food. It isn't boring! Food here isn't boring, yeah the original dutch food is quite boring sorry. It just is. Very basic. But, infused with so many flavors from around the world. We ended up with such good choice.

Now I'm really hungry! 😊

If you ever try it again the kibbeling.. Please try it with saus and raw unions... That is freeking good trust me 😁😁

Actually, the herring isn't raw but fermented.

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