So I'm in Den Haag on a business trip and I try to not spend a furtune on a dinner. Being a picky…read morevegetarian who is trying to go vegan life becomes a bit harder when deciding what to eat. So today I felt like getting falafel. After looking around on the internet I realized that there wasn't that many falafel places close to my hotel. But there was this one. So I took a walk from my hotel on Parkstraat, which was about a 15 min walk to get to the King Falafel. The place is located just of the shopping streets and not crowded at all. It's your typical fast-foof-over-the-counter place, which can be both good and bad. The place is quite small and the only place to sit is by the counter and like one high table for two people in the back, so not a place to stay in and eat at. That didnt matter for me, since I was set on bringing my food back to the hotel. So the food. I went for falafel in a pita. And it was amazing! The falafel is made when you order them, not even pre "shaped", they will scoop them up and fry them when you order them. Real fresch! The pita was nothing special, its your regular pita, heated before you get it. When your falafel is fried and your pita is heatened, you get your falafel and you can put what ever salad you want for their salad bar. Eventhough its a self service saladbar, its fresh! Lots off different things and a few differet sauces aswell. I went for the tahini sauce which was really nice! My conclusion. One of the best falafels I've had and it only cost me €4,95 for a pita with 6-7 quite big falafel in it. Not five stars though, since the pita could have been better. So if you are in Den Haag and crave falafel, this is the place to go! And I would definitely go back.

Delicious, fresh and consistent food. I enjoy both the falafel and the baked potato. It is cheap…read moreand quick. Do yourself a favor and go there if you have the chance.

If you're looking for Falafel, this is your place. Had the falafel Hummus bowl, it was filling and…read moredelicious. There is not a lot of seating, so you're most likely going to have to take it to go. Newer staff working, so they weren't exactly sure the options you could put in the bowls.

Great little place for vegen eats. Fast service, fresh food. Reasonable prices. Clean location.read more

Walked to the local takeout spot in early May from our hotel in the Hague. Ordered Kapsalon Kip…read more(it has chicken souvlaki, cheese, fries, salad) medium size and a lamb wrap. you can choose small, medium, groot (large) Plenty of food. Went around 8pm on Thursday nite and mostly men were waiting around for their food. Will try the Turkish pizza next. it's worth the wait and the walk. Prices are very inexpensive/budget friendly. They also sell breads and desserts but most of it was sold out. The two guys are very nice And work really hard. There's an XL Albert Heiin market on the way. Located In the zeeheldenkwartier. Open til 10pm, good for a late night snack.

Eating out in the Hague (or anywhere around West Europe in general) leaves a lot to be desired in…read moreterms of price if you get paid in a country with a significantly lower GDP; whereas a quick-and-easy Chinese takeout costs probably no more than 6-8 dollars where I'm from, I remember drunkenly paying 14 EUR for a plate of char siu with fried rice. Luckily for long-term visitors, there's always the more affordable options in the form of Doner Kebabs, Lekkerbek, and Surinamese cuisine; I'm willing to bet that there may be better options somewhere in the Hague, but you won't find anywhere that beats Bakkerij Maxima in terms of cost performance on the new and upcoming Hendrikstraat. Maxima offers all the suspect Bakkerij essentials including your choice of broodje or durum doner (chicken or veal), and also falafel for those engaged in more animal-conscious diets. They also sell a wide range of Turkish pastries both savory and sweet; alongside some of your favorite flavored yogurt drinks from Asia Minor. My recommendation is either the broodje kip with the works + hot sauce, or if you like the durum better, I'd go with kaaf without the hot sauce. Unless you're vegetarian and absolutely have to eat here because all your other buddies are eating too, I wouldn't order the falafel; they take it out of a freezer and it comes out a little soggy even after a thorough frying. All the workers here are impeccably polite and very accommodating of non-Dutch speakers too, if that will assuage your decision in anyway.

Cute little place in Jordaan!…read more We ordered the falafels, hummus with roasted cauliflowers and the sampler - a trio of dips. Our favorite was the eggplant. All the food was delicious - so flavorful! The pitas that were served with the dishes were so soft and pillowy. Perfect compliment to the dips. Love all the dishes!

This place is really good but also small and really crowded…read more It's best to make a reservation if you can. It's definitely not fancy but it's not expensive either. It's got all your standard Middle Eastern food items and everything is good. The labneh is the best I've ever had.

Had a very delicious brunch at Kaafi…read more They have great warm drinks and many delicious menu items. I decided to go with the avocado toast and it was very flavorful and delicious! The staff here are extremely sweet and welcoming. I definitely recommend coming here for some brunch!

Amazing breakfast and coffees all wrapped in one…read more Loved the jazz music and with the ironwork throughout the place, it took the Mr & I back to New Orleans. Very accommodating to relaxing, enjoying a cappucino and listening to great music But we were also there for breakfast and went back on 2 occasions - the first visit we each got the Avocado Toast and it was huge - the homemade bread lovingly carried the tender sliced avocado and perfectly cooked sunnyside egg with sesame seed which added a layer of nuttiness and perfection. The second visit we got the Turkish Eggs and this was eggs in a tomato-based sauce with yogurt added. Spicy and flavorful! We loved both and would have loved to come back again had we been staying in The Hague longer

The reviews brought me in and they were right. I got the lamb shawarma plate which was delicious,…read morethe yogurt sauce especially is like crack. The folks who work here are super nice. Big warm friendly smiles and were attentive and eager to please despite not being fluent in English. Thank you guys, you are going a great job here. Recommend sitting outside to take in the sites and people watch if it is available.

Ate a variety of food in Amsterdam and Sefa hit the spot. We ate everything we ordered and loved…read morethe lunch meal with crispy fries, lots of meat and veggies. I asked for red cabbage in my lamb shoarma and they got my order right. I got the lamb (was ground) but my husband's chicken plate was more flavorful. The portions were big! The white sauce they serve is the best we had on our trip. There are other extra sauces on the table. We went to a late night doner spot the night we arrived-- Sefa was way better. You can walk here from the Anne Frank Haus. Good service, clean restaurant and delicious food!

A very disappointing meal. This place is always busy when I…read morewalk past so I thought I needed to give it a try. I can honestly say it was the worst mediterranean / middle eastern meal I've ever had.

What a cool place, great vibe and loved our waitress! ! We ate outside although inside was so big…read moreand interesting looking. The var was beautiful. We both had the skewered chicken, pork on a huge bed of couscous with roasted veggies. There was a beautiful side saffron sauce to drizzle on too. Was fresh and authentic.

First went to maoz in a London years past. Off the train in Amsterdam…read more Went here. Staff was friendly. Got whole wheat pita regular with falafel. Tasty with plenty of veggies to add to it. Affordable Casual Nourishing Meal Recommended!

Maoz Vegan is a chain vegan restaurant with an unlimited self-serve salad bar! You can pick from a…read morefalafel pita sandwich or salad bowl to fill up on greens. I opted for a salad bowl, and it was pretty good. The veggies were fresh, sauces were flavorful, and the pickles added a nice touch. The falafel was fried to order so it had a nice crunch. Service was also great. The worker explained the concept to me in English and offered some recommendations. The dining area was spotless and constantly cleaned. All things considered, I would return for the price, convenience, and freshness, but I do wish the bowl was larger to fit more salad greens.

High quality swarma. The food tasted fresh and was made on the spot. The hot sauce and garlic…read moresauce are home made and a perfection addition to the wrap. I may consider flying back across the ocean just to get another one.

Hmmmm... I find it often difficult to find the words to describe some places in Hoofddorp... I…read moremean, what kind of head village is this?!? On my quest to Yelp the f#ck out of Hoofddorp, I found myself craving balls of fried mashed chickpeas (aka, falafels). I quickly googled "falafels in my mouth, Hoofddorp" and this place came up! Leuk! Unfortunately, my review kind of ends here because there isn't much to say! They have doners, showarmas, falafels... much like all the other 1,204,693 places in NL, but not much more. I ordered a large falafel broodje approximately equal to the number of cocktails I downed the night before for 5.50 euros. Not bad. The flavor? Not bad. Bored already with my review? That's exactly how I felt when I bit into this. This place is clean, the people are nice, they make the food in front of you, but if I find myself thinking about how Maoz tastes better, then it's pretty much the end of the road. Oh and cash only, peeps!! Three stars for an ok place. Thanks and buh-bye.