I just wanned get water....and was looking for store! but I found Maoz next my hotel! and well ok! into this store...and stuffs were surprised JApanese Vegan!haha anyway stuffs were soooo nice and friendly and sooo fun! pita was really yum and you can put salad whatever you want! and friench fried was no animals smell like KFC....I love there and I will go later again soon! dank je!
I have no idea. It's a basic falafel joint, nothing more. I don't see what bonus it has over the many other falafel places around.
In a review of one of the other Amsterdam Maoz outlets, one reviewer complains about the hygiene - and I have to agree. The guy who handles the money is the one who handles the bread, and he does both without washing his hands. Unlimited trips to the salad bar is great in theory, but it does mean that every customer is double-dipping and touching the ladles against their half-eaten food. It's not particularly cheap for all this, either.
You can add "grilled aubergine" to your order for 50 cents extra, but this really means a slice or two of chewy, cold, dried-out aubergine that's been sat on the counter all day. (That's eggplant to you North Americans!)
So if it's 10.30pm and you've just arrived in Amsterdam and you're desperate for something hot and greasy, go to Maoz. Otherwise, avoid.
Everyone who's in the know is aware of the Maoz falafel chain. It doesn't really need explaining. Great location in De Pijp area near the Heineken Brewery Building. The serviettes have a lovely message that reads "thank you for not eating (me)at". Good value sandwiches starting from €4.00 to €5.00 for a large with additional fillings of humous or aubergine.
3 Reviews
First Review by hack_man
sakurahappyanimals
Points +28
dinner of last night! - Edit
I just wanned get water....and was looking for store! but I found Maoz next my hotel! and well ok! into this store...and stuffs were surprised JApanese Vegan!haha anyway stuffs were soooo nice and friendly and sooo fun! pita was really yum and you can put salad whatever you want! and friench fried was no animals smell like KFC....I love there and I will go later again soon! dank je!
Read morePros: excellent food
Cons: friendly staff
Guest
Joloco
Points +311
Why is Maoz so popular? - Edit
I have no idea. It's a basic falafel joint, nothing more. I don't see what bonus it has over the many other falafel places around.
Read moreIn a review of one of the other Amsterdam Maoz outlets, one reviewer complains about the hygiene - and I have to agree. The guy who handles the money is the one who handles the bread, and he does both without washing his hands. Unlimited trips to the salad bar is great in theory, but it does mean that every customer is double-dipping and touching the ladles against their half-eaten food. It's not particularly cheap for all this, either.
You can add "grilled aubergine" to your order for 50 cents extra, but this really means a slice or two of chewy, cold, dried-out aubergine that's been sat on the counter all day. (That's eggplant to you North Americans!)
So if it's 10.30pm and you've just arrived in Amsterdam and you're desperate for something hot and greasy, go to Maoz. Otherwise, avoid.
Cons: poor hygiene
Guest
hack_man
Points +28326
Familiar Friend - Edit
Everyone who's in the know is aware of the Maoz falafel chain. It doesn't really need explaining. Great location in De Pijp area near the Heineken Brewery Building. The serviettes have a lovely message that reads "thank you for not eating (me)at". Good value sandwiches starting from €4.00 to €5.00 for a large with additional fillings of humous or aubergine.
Read morePros: fresh, value
Guest
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