Restaurant Kamasutra

Great Indonesian food specially the table variety. Omar was great with he’s suggestion.

Kris and I were a little nervous about eating in the Red Light District, especially at a place called Kamasutra, but it’s tough for us to say, «No, thank you,» to Indian food. Especialy when we’re hungry. And we were hungry.
On a side street not too far from the main drag of the Red Light District, nestled between supermarkets and ridiculous tourist junk selling shops, Kamasutra is a small Indian restaurant with an authentic look. The waitstaff is incredibly friendly; we adored our Irish waitress.
The food was good. We had naan, onion bahji, daal mahkni, saag paneer and chicken tikka masala. We enjoyed it all and the only complaint we had was that the naan could have been cooked a tiny bit more (but was still great) and the saag was a little strange. It wasn’t bad, per se, but it wasn’t like any other saag we’ve ever had.
The price was reasonable, staff exceptional and the food was definitely better than what you’d expect in the RLD. Definitely worth a spot if you’ve got a craving for Indian food while in Amsterdam.