Are you in the mood for an exotic dining experience while enjoying beautiful views of the city? The Sea Palace offers just that, with a taste of the Far East, right on the water. This floating restaurant is a unique and exciting place to eat, where you can savour delicious Chinese cuisine while admiring Amsterdam’s harbour.
On this floating restaurant, you can imagine yourself in the Far East. The Sea Palace has three floors and more than 600 seats and is a copy of a famous restaurant in Hong Kong. You also have a beautiful view over the city center and the harbours in Oosterdok.
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The Sea Palace stands out for its exotic atmosphere. It’s not every day you get to dine on a floating restaurant! The combination of delicious Chinese food and fantastic views over the harbour makes it a memorable spot for both families and those looking to try something different. Whether you’re coming for lunch or dinner, the setting will transport you to another part of the world.
What makes The Sea Palace so special is the chance to enjoy authentic Chinese food in a unique, floating location with stunning views over Amsterdam’s harbour. Since it’s an indoor setting, it’s an all-year-round option, but sunny days make the view even more spectacular.
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The Sea Palace is located near Central Station, only a short walk away, and easy to reach from the harbour area.
Plan Your Visit
THE SEA PALACE
Oosterdokskade 8
1011 AD Amsterdam, Netherlands
Daily 12:00-22:00
$
About This Area
CENTRAL STATION & THE NORTH
Where massive sailing ships once must have anchored in Amsterdam’s harbor, you now find the impressive Central Station. From this hub, you can travel to all parts of the city, but there’s also plenty to do in and around the station. Take a ferry and explore the various areas of Noord, with its colorful museums, exhibitions, and plenty of cozy bars and restaurants.
