About
Warung Spang Makandra is a well-known Surinamese restaurant in Amsterdam, located in De Pijp at Gerard Doustraat 33. Since its founding in 1978, the restaurant’s mission has been to share authentic Surinamese cuisine and culture with a wide audience. The name “Spang Makandra” means “eating together” or “sharing together” and remains at the heart of the experience: bringing people together around good food. As a Surinamese restaurant in De Pijp, Spang Makandra is known for its authentic Surinamese dishes and rich flavors. Surinamese cuisine combines influences from Indigenous, Creole, Hindustani, Javanese, Chinese, and European cuisines. This unique blend creates a diverse culinary experience that is loved by both Amsterdammers and tourists. Over the years, Warung Spang Makandra has grown into a popular spot for Surinamese food in Amsterdam. Thanks to its central location in De Pijp, close to the bustling city life, both locals and visitors know exactly where to find the restaurant. With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, Spang Makandra remains true to its original vision: serving traditional Surinamese dishes and creating a place where people come together. Anyone looking for authentic Surinamese food in Amsterdam will find a familiar and flavorful experience here.
