An Indonesian food window on the pedestrian mall, with a few tables; feels more like a good stand…read morethan a cafe. The lunch special lets you pick a few samples of different dishes; next time I'd probably do all-veggie, as the meat was on the oily side for me. The noodles wee also well oiled, but I expected that. The microwave takes a while; this place was not as fast as it looked. Mediocre food and a mediocre experience, I probably won't be back.

This Indonesian restaurant was really a treat…read more We embarked on the multiple coarse meal to be able to try a variety of items on the menu. This is highly recommended. I believe we had Indonesia D. Lots of spicy meats and tasty steamed veggies in coconut milk. The fried plantains were nice as well. They also have a buffet if you are wanting to try multiple items as well. The service here was prompt and friendly. This was the best service I had the entire time we were in the netherlands.

This was easily one of the best breakfast finds of our vacation. I started with a Dirty Chai, which…read morewas expertly balanced and hit the spot. For the main, I had the Full Italian. It's an impressive spread, but the standouts were the house-made focaccia and the vibrant, fresh pesto--you could really taste the quality. The combination of savory prosciutto, mortadella, and mozzarella with scrambled eggs was delicious, and finishing with a cannoli was a treat. Bob opted for the Banana Bread, which was clearly fresh-baked and came loaded with yogurt, granola, and fruit. He loved it. The space itself is intimate and high-energy, but it never felt cramped; instead, it had a cheerful, cozy vibe that made us want to linger. Service was excellent, attentive without being overbearing. A definite recommendation for anyone looking for a high-quality morning meal!

always feels like home even away from home! Excellent service and good food! Great for breakfast or…read morelunch

I came here during their 10 year anniversary promo, where their stone plate rumpsteak was only €10…read more Honestly, I cannot imagine ever finding it worth the normal price of €20,95. First of all, they give you a physical menu, but you still have to order via QR code. You can request to order manually, but the physical menu we received didn't include everything we saw via the QR code. So what even is the point of handing out dirty, outdated physical menus? Do you guys want to be contactless or not? And if you want to be contactless, why do we have to flag down a server to pay? Secondly, the rumpsteak was a killer letdown. The stone plate did not retain any heat at all, resulting in the meat quickly becoming cold. It wasn't so bad at first, but it didn't take long for the meat became hard, dry, and unpalatable. It felt like I was no longer eating meat, but something artificially created in some shady back alley leftover meat processing lab. The fries were also soggy from the first bite. Come on, at least have one crispy fry? Lastly, I don't know what it is about Dadawan restrooms, but all the ones I've been to have been poorly ventilated, with a foul, lingering smell. It's like the only consistent thing they've got going for them.

Food was good, service was spotty (scan to order, but couldn't get attention of waiter so we could…read morepay). Was originally going to do something light, but then the couple in the next table had a stone plate, and that was that... lamb, with a good amount of vegetables and fries.

I've always passed this place on my way home, but didn't get a chance to try it until today. And…read moreyep, I'm definitely a fan of the food! The place itself is very clean and inviting, with nice decorations and very kind staff. I came in a big group, so we had a modified menu, but here's a run-down: + Shrimp Crackers (Kroepoek in Dutch): These were served on-the-house as openers with some chili sauce. Neither the crackers themselves nor the chili sauce were particularly interesting... just something to fill your stomach with. You can get shrimp crackers and any Asian store basically... I guess it's fun to set them on your tongue and listen to the fizzling, krupuking sound of the crisps? + Cucumber Pickle: The side dish was a sweet cucumber pickle. Slices of cucumber and shreds of carrot in a sweet vinegar brine. Served cold. Personally, it was too sweet for me. But the cucumber still had a nice crunch to it. I think this was on-the-house, not necessarily something you order; but I'm not too sure. + Mixed Vegetables in Coconut Sauce: This was really good! I think it was mainly cabbages and carrots, with fried onions and cilantro on top. The coconut sauce was sweet and did an excellent job of smoothing out the flavors in the vegetables. Yummy. Great to eat over rice. + Chicken Satay: This was one of the best satays I've had. Delectable strips of chicken smothered in a yummy peanut sauce, with fried onions on top! I love the crunchiness and the flavors of the onions as a contrast! The leftover sauce -- PERFECT to eat over rice. + Nasi Semur: Chunks of beef in a soy sauce-based sauce. Based on the description in the menu, this sounded rather pedestrian.... soy sauce isn't anything particularly interesting. But in fact, it was delicious! The beef had amazing texture, and the flavors definitely went throughout the meat. Mmmm. I'm salivating thinking about it again. Also, it's a lot of meat and it's all lean meat -- the best. I would definitely recommend this! Of course, with fried onion bits on top again. I'm guessing they just use store-bought fried onion pieces... but whatever, it's a great addition to the dishes. In terms of price, most main courses are around 15 euro. I would recommend sharing dishes with your company, and not just ordering your own plates. Then you can end up spending maybe even just 10 euro, and still be full. Rice came with the food, but water was extra (even though it was tap water...). One carafe was about 5 euro. Again, very nice atmosphere and the waitresses were exceptionally nice. I would definitely go back again! Free wifi, by the way.

Food is average but the service is super slow. Took about 45 mins from ordering to getting food on…read morethe table and that too a single dish. The restaurant was not even crowded and it on a wed evening. If you come here, bring lots of patience with you. You will need it.

We got there 45 minutes before the restaurant said online that they were closed. The servers were…read morealready cleaning up, and we were told that we could not eat at the restaurant. We ordered for takeaway, and the food was given to us pretty quickly, but we were immediately rushed out of the restaurant. We weren't given any utensils to eat with, and the tiramisu which cost us 6 euro was nowhere to be found! Because they forced us to leave we couldn't get back in to ask about our dessert. The food itself was alright which is why I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1. Wish I could have eaten that tiramisu. The pastas were pretty watery especially the tomato sauce was so oily! Suggest you take your business elsewhere. Happy Italy should be called sad Italy or even Mean Italy :(

I decided to stop by with some friends as I'm visiting from out of state and this place looked busy…read moreso I thought it must've been good. I don't know what was crappier, THEIR FOOD OR THEIR SERVICE! We ordered 2 pizzas and two pastas and only ate 2 slices out of the whole thing. One of the pastas they covered in parsley giving it such a strong overpowering taste and the other pasta tasted like kids food and was all watered down! Ontop of that our waiter ( a young guy with a red shirt and curly hair ) was absolutely rude! While ordering he rolled his eyes at us and made grunting noises when asking questions about the items on the menu and never even checked up on us . WE SPENT £75 for food that we only ate two slices of pizza from, OVERALL WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE AT ALL SPEND YOUR MONEY ELSEWHERE!