Thai restaurant in Amsterdam, since 1988
A 17th-century warehouse on the canal, brick walls, Thai art and a kitchen serving Thai classics, table after table since 1988.
Booking runs through TheFork.
Since 1988
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Restaurant De Kooning van Siam is housed in a 17th-century warehouse on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal and spans two floors. In the middle of the "hot" Amsterdam neighbourhood it has been run since 1988 by owner Jan Derksen, assisted by the Asian kitchen brigade and head chef Peter de Jongh. The interior can fairly be called opulent, with plenty of Thai art, curiosities and kitsch. Yet "excess" is not the word, because the interior is tasteful and measured, which gives the restaurant a distinctly Thai atmosphere.
Daily 18:00 to 22:30
Welcome cocktail, starter, main dish and a finish for one price per person.
€ 33per person
€ 44per person
Dishes that come up in Tripadvisor reviews, with the price from our menu.
Seven different Thai snacks on one plate, made for sharing (from 2 persons).
On the menu"the sharing starter for 2"Tripadvisor
Steamed fish fillet in coconut curry sauce.
On the menu"The coconut fish curry is absolutely amazing"Tripadvisor
Grilled duck in paneng curry with pineapple, part of Rama 2.
On the menu"magret de canard sauce curry extraordinaire" (French)Tripadvisor
Tripadvisor: 4 out of 5 stars, 190 reviews
Figures from Google (as of 14 September 2026) and Tripadvisor as shown on our own site.
Geen uitgebreide kaart maar, wat erop staat is wel erg lekker.
Located down a relatively quiet street for a Saturday night, this was an absolute find.
The coconut fish curry is absolutely amazing and is one of the best Thai dishes we have ever tasted.
Plenty of Thai art, curiosities and kitsch, tasteful and measured. Two floors in a 17th-century warehouse.
Visa, Mastercard and American Express
Free Wi-Fi in the restaurant
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and seating (according to Google)
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