Roti Kip appears as a signature dish in 1 Netherlands cities. See each city's local variant and where to eat it.
Roti Kip · Amsterdam
Roti kip is Amsterdam's Surinamese flatbread dish: a soft pancake-thin roti wrapped around curried chicken, potato, kouseband bean stew, hard-boiled egg, with sambal on the side.
Roti came to Amsterdam with the Surinamese-Hindustani community after 1975. The Amsterdam format derives from Indo-Caribbean roti as it evolved in Suriname: a thinner, more pliable wrap than its Trinidadian cousin, served deconstructed so you assemble each bite at the table. Spang Makandra in De Pijp has been the city's reference room since 1978, the warung where most Amsterdammers first encounter the dish.
Where to eat in Amsterdam:
- Warung Spang Makandra
- Warung Mini