Jun Indonesian Cuisine is closed. The restaurant’s official website announced that guests could dine through July 31, 2026 and that the restaurant would close on August 1, ending a 13-year run in Amsterdam. It is no longer accepting reservations or takeaway orders.
Last verified: August 15, 2026.
Is Jun Indonesian Cuisine still open?
No. Restaurant Jun closed on August 1, 2026 after serving its final guests through July 31. Some pages on its website still display the former Wednesday-to-Sunday hours in reusable FAQ or footer sections, but the prominent closure announcement is the current status update.
Older booking platforms and restaurant directories may also continue to show historical hours, menu prices, or reservation controls. Those details should not be treated as evidence that Jun has reopened.
Jun Indonesian Cuisine at a glance
| Detail | Verified information |
|---|---|
| Current status | Closed |
| Final day of service | July 31, 2026 |
| Closed from | August 1, 2026 |
| Former address | Frederik Hendrikstraat 98 H, 1052 HZ Amsterdam |
| Neighborhood | Frederik Hendrikbuurt, Amsterdam-West |
| Opened | August 2013 |
| Chef-founder | Edy Junaedy |
| Former dining formats | Rijsttafel, choice menus, and à la carte |
Why did Restaurant Jun close?
In its farewell message, Restaurant Jun said it was time for a new phase in the owners’ lives. The restaurant thanked its customers but did not publish a more specific financial, operational, or personal reason for the closure.
Claims about rent, staffing, bankruptcy, or another business taking over the location would therefore be speculation unless the owners publish further information.
What Restaurant Jun was known for
Chef Edy Junaedy and a 13-year Amsterdam restaurant
Chef Edy Junaedy opened Restaurant Jun in August 2013 after attending hospitality school in Indonesia and gaining experience in Europe. His partner Jan supported the front of house and administration.
According to the restaurant’s official history, its kitchen team came from Indonesia and prepared dishes associated with several Indonesian islands. Sauces, spice pastes, and sambals were made in house, and the menu was generally refreshed every three months.
Rijsttafel, choice menus, and à la carte dishes
- Indonesian rijsttafel: A selection of small dishes served with rice and shared at the table. Jun offered its rice tables for a minimum of two diners.
- Choice menus: Individually plated menus designed for solo diners and small groups of up to four.
- À la carte: A main course with optional starters, vegetable dishes, side dishes, and desserts.
Recurring dishes included soto ayam and rendang, while other selections changed with the seasonal menu. The kitchen described its standard heat level as medium-spicy, with sambal pedas available for diners who wanted more heat.
Jun also offered a vegetarian rice table, other vegetarian selections, and several options that could accommodate vegan diners. These were historical offerings and are no longer available following the closure.
Former location in Amsterdam-West
Restaurant Jun was located at Frederik Hendrikstraat 98 H, 1052 HZ Amsterdam, in the Frederik Hendrikbuurt. The address is near Hugo de Grootplein and immediately west of the Jordaan.
Do not travel to the address expecting Jun to be open. Check the current occupant and current opening information before visiting the former location.
Travelers looking for another meal in the area should use an up-to-date guide to restaurants near the Jordaan rather than Jun’s historical booking pages.
Where to eat Indonesian food in Amsterdam now
For a current reservation, start with an updated guide to the best Indonesian restaurants in Amsterdam. Compare whether each restaurant currently offers rijsttafel, vegetarian choices, individual menus, and direct online reservations.
Opening hours and booking availability can change quickly, so confirm the details on the chosen restaurant’s own website before traveling.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jun Indonesian Cuisine still open?
No. Restaurant Jun closed on August 1, 2026 after serving its final guests through July 31.
When did Restaurant Jun close?
Its final day of service was July 31, 2026. The restaurant closed on August 1, 2026 after 13 years.
Why did Restaurant Jun close?
In its farewell message, the restaurant said it was time for a new phase in the owners’ lives. It did not publish a more specific reason.
Where was Restaurant Jun located?
The former restaurant was at Frederik Hendrikstraat 98 H, 1052 HZ Amsterdam, in the Frederik Hendrikbuurt of Amsterdam-West.
What food did Restaurant Jun serve?
Jun served Indonesian rice tables, choice menus, and à la carte dishes. Its recurring dishes included soto ayam and rendang, alongside regularly changing selections.
This page is retained as an archival record of Restaurant Jun. For an active booking, use the current restaurant guide above rather than historical phone numbers, opening hours, or reservation widgets.
