What are the best pork dishes in Amsterdam?

Based on diner recommendations, the best pork dish in Amsterdam is at Pianeta Terra. We compared 10 restaurants serving pork dishes.

How much do pork dishes cost in Amsterdam?

Pork dish prices in Amsterdam range from €3.50 to €30.00 across 10 restaurants.

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Best Pork Dishes in Amsterdam

10 restaurants compared

Price range: €3.50 – €30.00

Avg recommendation: 88%

Top 5 Pork Dishes in Amsterdam (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 10 restaurants:

Slow-Cooked Pork Neck at Pianeta Terra, €30.00 (Centrum)
Dim Sum Selection at Nooch, €9.00 (Grachtengordel-West)
Dutch Sausages with Wine-Preserved Aromatics at Envy, €16.00 (Jordaan)
Spare Ribs at Moeders, €19.50 (Jordaan)
Tonkatsu (Pork Cutlet) at HIKAGE, €15.00 (Jordaan)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 10 Pork Dishes

Slow-Cooked Pork Neck

Pianeta Terra

Centrum·$$

€30.00

Tender pork neck braised low and slow, finished with seasonal root vegetables.

Tip: This dish is ideal for pairing with the natural wines on the list — ask for a recommendation that bridges tannins and richness.

Dim Sum Selection

Nooch

Grachtengordel-West·$$

€9.00

Assorted steamed and pan-fried dumplings with dipping sauces.

Tip: Order dim sum to share across the table — one order feeds 2-3 people as a starter.

Dutch Sausages with Wine-Preserved Aromatics

Envy

Jordaan·$$

€16.00

House-made sausages seasoned with wine-preserved garlic, rosemary, lavender, and spices.

Tip: These sausages pair beautifully with the cured red wines on the list — ask the staff for a recommendation.

Spare Ribs

Moeders

Jordaan·$$

€19.50

Slow-braised pork ribs with a caramelized glaze, served with vegetables.

Tip: These are quite large—perfectly sized for one person with room to spare.

Tonkatsu (Pork Cutlet)

HIKAGE

Jordaan·$$$

€15.00

Breaded and fried pork loin served with tonkatsu sauce, cabbage, and rice.

Tip: Tonkatsu is filling—order it as a late-progression dish, not an opener.

Wontonsoep

Café Wu

Oost·$$$

€14.00

Delicate wontons filled with chicken and pork in ginger-infused broth.

Tip: Start with wontonsoep — it's the dish that best represents Café Wu's philosophy of French precision applied to Chinese technique.

#788% recommend

Japanese Ramen

Nooch

Grachtengordel-West·$$

€13.00

Rich tonkotsu broth with wavy noodles, soft-boiled egg, chashu pork, and scallion.

Tip: Ramen is filling and warming — perfect for dinner. You can slurp loudly without judgment (it's respectful in Japanese culture).

#888% recommend

Dim Sum Selection

Sea Palace

Centrum·$$

€3.50

Selection of steamed and fried dumplings including pork, shrimp, and vegetable varieties.

Tip: If you've never done dim sum, ask your server to bring a variety of 2-3 pieces of different items so you can sample the range.

#988% recommend

BBQ Spare Ribs

Ron Gastrobar

Oud-Zuid·$$$

€16.00

Slow-cooked spare ribs with signature barbecue glaze and crispy finishing.

Tip: Order this if you want a taste of Ron's approach to approachability — it's refined but feels like fun food.

#1087% recommend

Belly Bacon with Meatballs

d'Vijff Vlieghen

Centrum·$$$

€29.00

Cured pork belly paired with award-winning meatballs, apple, Brussels sprouts, and pearl onion.

Tip: The meatball is the star of this dish—ask about it when ordering. Each one is made with precision.