Kaipap – Korean Streetfood

Kaipap is a Korean street-food spot on the Spui in central Amsterdam, best known for Korean fried chicken, mozzarella corn dogs and bao buns.

What is Kaipap?

Kaipap brings the flavours of Korea’s street stalls to the heart of Amsterdam. The compact, casual eatery on the Spui serves crispy Korean fried chicken, cheesy corn dogs, steamed bao and other snack-style dishes, alongside Korean drinks and cocktails.

What to expect

• Korean fried chicken and spicy wings
• Mozzarella and BBQ corn dogs
• Bao buns and chicken mandu
• Soju cocktails and Korean soft drinks

How to get there

Kaipap is on the Spui square in the city centre, moments from the famous Vlaams Friteshuis Vleminckx fries shop and an easy walk from Dam Square. Many trams stop at Spui.

Good to know

• Address: Spui 8, 1012 WZ Amsterdam
• Phone: +31 20 303 9511
• Website: kaipap.com
• Hours: open daily, roughly noon to 9pm

Frequently asked questions

What does Kaipap serve? Korean street food — fried chicken, corn dogs, bao buns and Korean drinks.

Is Kaipap good for a quick bite? Yes, it’s a casual spot built for snacking, with most dishes around €10–20 per person.

Where is Kaipap? On the Spui square in central Amsterdam.

Does Kaipap serve drinks? Yes, including soju cocktails and Korean soft drinks.