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Kom HabibiA-

Rie Mastenbroekstraat 1c, 1095 MJ Amsterdam, Netherlands · Restaurant, Fast food restaurant

A welcoming neighborhood Syrian fast-casual restaurant with exceptionally well-regarded falafel, shawarma, generous hospitality, and genuinely affordable pricing.

Our take

Kom Habibi delivers exceptional food quality anchored by falafel that dominates praise, paired with warm, attentive service that includes complimentary tastings and genuine hospitality. Strong consistency and excellent value reinforce its appeal as a neighborhood destination. The compact, casual setting keeps it from reaching the very top tier, though it succeeds entirely on its own terms as a fast-casual Syrian spot.

In more detail

Kom Habibi is a small, welcoming Zeeburgereiland neighborhood restaurant where the greeting can be as memorable as the meal: diners repeatedly describe a warm owner, quick counter service, and complimentary falafel offered while food is prepared. The setting is casual and compact, with some tables available, and one family even noted a quiet atmosphere and a cat that delighted their child. The cooking is rooted in accessible Syrian street food rather than culinary experimentation. Falafel is the star—crisp, tender, herby, and repeatedly called one of Amsterdam's best—while chicken shawarma, jalenjie, hummus, and rosewater-scented rice pudding broaden the appeal. Current menu prices make a substantial meal realistic at roughly €20-21 before drinks, and the older negative reviews should be read as records of the previous business, not the current operation. Families are well served by the actual menu: falafel, fries, chicken nuggets, chicken strips, burgers, wraps, and rice pudding offer plenty of familiar choices, and reviews mention children enjoying both falafel and an improvised lunch. There is no listed children's menu, but the staff appear willing to adapt simple orders.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Multicultural, residential area with local shops, cafes and growing dining options.

Safety: Generally safe with active streets and decent evening footfall, though quieter late at night in side streets.

What's nearby: Near Dappermarkt, Oosterpark, Amstel River, good tram connections to central Amsterdam and local shops.

Opening Hours

Sunday13:00–22:00 Monday11:45–22:00 Tuesday11:45–22:00 Wednesday11:45–22:00 Thursday11:45–22:00 Friday11:45–22:00 Saturday13:00–22:00
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