The delicious details
Chef Dennis Huwae seeks the 'inner beauty' in every ingredient, applying classical French technique to flavours rooted in his half-Dutch, half-Moluccan upbringing.
Housed in Het Sieraad, a converted 1920s craft school on the waterfront in Amsterdam-West, the dining room pairs Amsterdam School architecture with neon lighting, street art murals, and an open kitchen that the team calls its 'cooking stage.' Pop music and a deliberately informal tone contrast with Michelin-starred precision on the plate.
The kitchen operates a surprise tasting menu format: guests choose the number of courses while the chef decides the rest, drawing on seasonal Dutch produce (Texel lamb, Oosterschelde lobster in season, berries from Prestige Fruit) alongside imported products like wagyu and caviar. A parallel vegetarian tasting menu can be adapted to fully vegan on request. Sommelier Saskia Smeenk, Champagne Sommelier of the Year 2025, guides the wine programme.

Vegetarian options
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