The saying goes that you can ‘eat in any language’ in Amsterdam. There are restaurants with food from all over the world. Small wonder. Amsterdam is home to people from more than 170 different people groups, and it looks like they each brought their own cuisine.
A platform used in the Sixties by an offshore pirate radio and TV station off the coast of Holland, is currently being towed to Amsterdam harbor, where it will soon function as a unique restaurant.
The REM Eiland Restaurant will serve as a key feature in the redevelopment of the Houthaven, which is being turned into a residential neighborhood.
The famed REM island — a platform used in 1964 to broadcast commercial pirate radio and TV programs to the Netherlands under the name “Radio & TV Noordzee” — will be towed to Amsterdam and turned into a restaurant in the harbor.