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Bojo

Bojo Review

There are plenty of mediocre late-night eateries around the Leidseplein, but the bamboo'd and somewhat-cramped Bojo stands out for serving huge portions of enjoyable food. You'll find everything here, from saté (skewered and barbecued meats) to vegetarian gado-gado (vegetables drowned in a spicy peanut sauce) to their one-plate rice tables where several different small dishes are brought together. Bojo is open daily until 2 am.

    Restaurant Details

  • Credit cards accepted.
  • No lunch Mon.-Wed.

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  • ian_c_uk, from London, England
    1/4/09

    On the basis of last night's 'Bojo experience' we certainly won't be returning. Second-rate food (some of which re-appeared very early this morning - don't ask...), irritatingly unctuous service, a draughty front door and insufficient space between tables all made for a very disappointing evening. The 'rice table' is a mini version served on one plate. Hardly 'monumental'!

    Ratings details: Food: 1 | Atmosphere: 1 | Service: 2 | Value: 2
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