This place is by far the best place in Rotterdam and maybe in the Netherlands. Erik and Julien make…read moreamazing dishes. The place is in a beautiful park with great ambiance. Everyone helping you is top notch and friendly. The tarbot was my favorite this time but everything was really good and totally worth your time and money.

Lovely setting great service lovely food, however I have only ever visited as a big group for a…read morebusiness event so I can't comment how the service is for a couple, but I would imagine it is very good judging by my business experience.

This tasty cafe is situated on an open second-floor deck above the main floor of the market hall,…read moremaking for good views of the floor itself and out the gigantic windows on to the cube houses and other landmarks of Rotterdam. To drink there's an assortment of coffee, tea, wine, and beer. There's a mix of warm and cold plates and broodjes to eat. My wife had halibut over paella, and I an entrecote brood, both of which were nicely presented and quite good. Service was pretty friendly and prompt.

Liked this random chosen place in the Rotterdam Food Market very much. On top of another stall,…read morewith view over the food market and outside (there's a school with a playground on top of the building 5 stories high or so next to it and the gorgeous center sky line of Rotterdam). The food is good, although almost nothing for a paleo vegetarian :) They were willing to leave out the bread, salmon and such. Very friendly and professional staff, very diverse as they were. I enjoyed having lunch here.

I've only had Dim Sum a few times, so I don't have much to compare Full Moon City to, but I enjoyed…read moreit. My husband and I went with our friends who we stayed with in The Netherlands, and we ordered so many dishes. The server even told us we should probably scale back (we did- and still had boxes of leftovers). The menu is large and can be overwhelming or exciting- I was overwhelmed and had no clue what to order, whereas our friends were excited. My husband and others had the Peking Duck, which was the highlight of their meal, along with lots of dumplings and sides. My personal favorite was the vegan hot and sour soup. Vegans and vegetarians have plenty of options here, including a whole menu. I was fighting a cold that day, and that hot and sour soup hit the spot. I wish I could find it here in Charleston. Your best bet is to come here with a group and order a few mains and sides for sharing. Don't eat too quickly because the dishes come out in the order when they are prepared, so save room to try everything you order.

Food was great, service was fast! Ordered to much , but got boxes to take left overs…read more If you like Chinese food , you got to eat here !!!

This is a Chinese fast-food restaurant which are very common in Hong Kong and other large…read moreChinatowns across the world. The concept is simple, you order and pay, pick-up your order and eat. You can also choose to do take away and bring your order home with you. Due to the fact that it is designed to serve quick and filling meals, the menu is focused on main dishes and noodles. Food: 4/5 The food here is tasty and familiar, it is the standard dishes I would expect from a place like this - HK BBQ meat such as crispy pork, soy sauce chicken. The reason why I gave it 4 stars is that there isn't really anything else like it around. Of course, you can get the same take away from St. Anny Food but the difference in quality is tremendous (this is much better!!). Full Moon Express is the sort of place that I would go back to when I want typical Cantonese food. My recommendations: Anything from HK BBQ grill Service: 5/5 Super fast, this is the McDonald's of Chinese food. Atmosphere: 4/5 Cantonese cooking creates a lot of grease and I was surprised by how clean this place was. The counters are made of stainless steel and it just felt like everything was sparkling clean... I wished my kitchen looked like this! Value: 5/5 This is clearly subjective... In comparison to what you would pay for a meal anywhere else, this place is cheap, tasty and filling. However, I can't help but think about how much I would have paid in New York and how much it would cost to make it myself (though clearly my version would not be as tasty...)

I love this place!! I was so surprised about this place being so good!…read more First of all the food was super delicious and the price is so reasonable! I got the teriyaki ramen noodles and spring rolls. You get quite a big bowl and the teriyaki chicken was delicious. I am quite an eater and even I got full from the bowl. The springrolls were just the same as regular ones. The place is quite big and comfy, when you order your food they give you this funny looking thing that vibrates when your food is ready. You then go get your food and give them the funny looking thing. The workers are super friendly and helpful. You can see them working in the kitchen. Also they serve halal food which is not so common in asian restaurants.

We very much enjoyed the authentic home made Dim Sum as well as the welcoming and friendly…read moreatmosphere from the owners and the staff. Many thanks for the hospitality and nice evening.

Upon our seating the host asked if we wanted to try some dishes, a chef's choice instead of the…read moremenu. Sure, we're up for a Dutch adventure. Starters of satay with a new sauce I didn't identify and dumplings were good. The entrees were fantastic. A mix of Chinese and Indonesian offerings. Drunken beef, a soft boiled egg in a sweetened sauce (a first and awesome), sizzling shrimp, duck!, Indo stewed beef also a winner. More satay chicken with a peanut sauce, yum. 10 dishes in all for eight of us lined up along the tables. Greatness on a side street.

Food 3.5/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 3/5 Food I asked the waitress what her favorite thing on the menu is, and she said the sesame noodles, so that is what I ordered! The noodles were good, nice and thick and there was a lot of stuff in the bowl. It came with little pork bits. I liked them, however I wished they had a bit more flavor to them. Service My waitress was wonderful, and I appreciated her help in ordering. Ambiance This is a small restaurant where everyone is packed in very closely.

Stopped by while visiting The Hague for some comforting noodle soup! The restaurant was well lit…read moreand cozy during a cold winter day. Service was friendly and quick. I ordered the braised beef noodle soup and it was quite good! The broth was not too heavy but full of flavor. You can hear the workers making fresh noodles in the back. The portion was quite large for what I paid with plenty of vegetables and protein. The noodles could have been chewier but tasted freshly made and still had a good bounce. I also ordered their Chinese beef pie which wasn't anything to write home about. It came out piping hot and probably used some of the noodle dough for the outside which was a bit too dense and oily for me. Overall, a great find and delicious noodle soup during my time in the Netherlands!

We went last night for an extended family dinner. I am fructose intolerant which means certain…read morefoods can make very sick but I don't get an allergic reaction. I sent the restaurant a note in advance and indicated I would try to pick out anything I couldn't eat. We had a rice table for 7 ( group was 6 adults and 3 kids). There was great variety of meats, fish, vegetables and rice. When a dish with pineapple arrived the staff made sure I knew it to avoid it. Then the had a special dessert for me because the standard dessert was high fructose. When we finished they did not try to rush us out. Overall great evening together.

Upscale street food is how they describe it. Go hungry and go with a group. You can order ala carte…read more, but that gets expensive quickly. The real thing is the "rice table " which is a mix of a dozen or so small bowls of different dishes. Flavors were great, hot, sour, spicy, unique, something for everyone. Really good, all interesting. They have four floors, so plenty of seating, but reservations on busy days are recommended. Waiter was great, informative and helpful but not overbearing. Fun atmosphere.

This is Chinese-American restaurant run by an English and Dutch speaking American couple (she has a…read moreChinese background). For 6.95 Euro one gets two main dishes and a side like rice, in ample quantities, well packed in a styrofoam meal container. The quality of the dishes is unusually good. No blandness nor anything overly saucy nor anything over or under cooked. It is just exactly right. The dishes are very fresh, flavorful (using various spices or fresh fruit based sweeteners). One can get spicy or sweet and sour dishes. Their crab rangoon dumplings are addictive, crisp and flavorful, without any greasiness. The orange flavored chicken truly tastes sweet and tangy with the tangy extra made with fresh orange peels and the sweetness with a special syrup. The general Tao chicken is more tasty (well spiced) than 90% of what one encounters in the USA or the Netherlands. The owners are very talkative and often experiment with improving their dishes and their cooking. In contrast to Dutch take outs which close either on the dot or way before official closing hours, this couple often stays open as long as there is business and will even prepare fresh dishes close to closing time, just to help customers. Generally they close between 8 pm and 10 pm, depending on the week day. Big benefit for expats is that they are fluent in English. The restaurant is located just off the main thorough fare called Willem De Zwijgerlaan. One turns at the traffic light and then thrice right to end up on a spacious free public parking. There are also a night convenience store and a hamburger take out restaurant in the same shopping strip. One can also order online. If one prefers to eat the food there, there is plenty of space to sit.