About this spot
Kitchen Impossible delivers aggressive, high-octane ramen that feels less like comfort food and more like a culinary power move. The broth is aggressively savory with a texture that clings to your palate, while the chashu slices are thick and melt-in-your-mouth tender. Expect a chaotic energy in De Pijp where locals line up for bowls that prioritize bold flavors over delicate subtlety.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the spicy miso broth if you want to test your tolerance against their signature heat level.
- Ask for extra naruto (fish cake) since portions can be lean on a busy Tuesday night.
- Save room for the fried tofu, which is crispy enough to stand alone as a side dish.
Common Questions
How much does Kitchen Impossible cost?
A single bowl of ramen runs between 18 and 22 EUR (approx. $20-$24 USD), with premium additions like extra chashu or egg pushing the total to around 26 EUR.
Where is Kitchen Impossible?
It is located at Van der Helstplein, 2 in Amsterdam's De Pijp neighborhood, a short walk from the Van Baerlestraat metro station.
What should I know about ordering?
The menu rotates frequently based on what the chef can source that day, so do not be alarmed if your usual favorite is missing; simply ask for the daily specials.
About this page
Restaurant: Kitchen Impossible (Kitchen Impossible)
Cuisine: ramen
Location: De Pijp, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Source: Curated from local review platforms