Mi-Yao
Amersfoort, Netherlands
The read// why locals go
Mi-Yao calls itself the smallest restaurant in town, and it behaves like it: no reservations, just walk in and hope a seat is free. The kitchen sends out favourite dishes from across the Asian repertoire as small plates, built to be ordered several at a time rather than as one heavy main. Everything happens within arm's reach of the guests, which is the whole appeal — a tiny owner-run room on Krommestraat where the cooking is the entertainment. It is the sort of address Amersfoorters keep for themselves and outsiders walk straight past, tucked into a shopping street a few minutes from De Hof.
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The read// why locals go
Mi-Yao calls itself the smallest restaurant in town, and it behaves like it: no reservations, just walk in and hope a seat is free. The kitchen sends out favourite dishes from across the Asian repertoire as small plates, built to be ordered several at a time rather than as one heavy main. Everything happens within arm's reach of the guests, which is the whole appeal — a tiny owner-run room on Krommestraat where the cooking is the entertainment. It is the sort of address Amersfoorters keep for themselves and outsiders walk straight past, tucked into a shopping street a few minutes from De Hof.
