About this spot
Phukradung serves up bold, street-food style Thai flavors that feel like a direct import from Bangkok rather than a generic Dutch adaptation. Expect sticky rice and spicy curries to be the stars of your plate, delivered with the chaotic energy typical of De Pijp's vibrant dining scene.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the 'Pad Kee Mao' (Drunken Noodles) immediately upon sitting down before they run out.
- Bring a small bag for your sticky rice; it is often served in a separate basket and gets soggy if left on the table.
- Ask for extra chili oil on the side, as the kitchen usually keeps the heat level moderate by default.
Common Questions
How much does Phukradung cost?
Expect to pay around €15–€20 per person for a main dish and rice, totaling approximately $17–$22 USD.
Where is Phukradung?
Located in the De Pijp neighborhood of Amsterdam, near the Albert Cuyp Market area; check Google Maps for the exact street address as it can be hard to spot from the sidewalk.
What should I order if I want something less spicy?
Request 'nam pla' (fish sauce) instead of chili oil and ask for your curry to be made with coconut milk rather than the spicier red paste version.
About this page
Restaurant: Phukradung (Phukradung)
Cuisine: Restaurant
Location: De Pijp, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Source: Curated from local review platforms