NOH Sushi & Sake (Japanese restaurant), Prinsestraat 77 (next to 'de Paleistuinen' or take tram 17 and get out at 'Noordwal'), ☎ 0031703633320, . Kitchen open: Wednesday - Sunday: 17.30- 22.30 Monday and Tuesday: Closed. NOH is one of the most relaxing and finest Japanese sushi restaurants in The Hague, providing all the basics for an enjoyable evening. They regularly serve Toro and Uni and have a sushibar for single (traveling) people.€33. �
Kiraku. Toussaintkade 31. , Open since 1992. It's a small restaurant with a sushibar, the sushi taste excellent so make a reservation or come in early for dinner.
Asian FusionHanTing restaurant on Prinsestraat 33 offers a fusion of Asian flavours with flair. Price range around 30 Euro for a 5 course gourmet meal. www.hantingcuisine.nl.
Chinatown. Recently the town has officially hailed the area around Gedempte Gracht and Wagenstraat as its local Chinatown, and added street signs in Chinese and all that. The area is not particularly spectacular, but good Chinese food is to be found around here. There seem to be 3 real popular Chinese restaurants in 'Chinatown'. 2 Restaurant have the same owner, but the restaurants are quit different. There is (1)Fat Kee (prefered by Indian, Dutch and people from Suriname) has a superb chicken and broccoli dish. Though most 'local' Chinese people seem to go to the restaurants: '(2)Kee Lun Palace' and 'restaurant Long Ting'. Both have really good Chinese food for a relatively low price, though the service is generally rated below average. Another ok place is Harvest, which is in the heart of Chinatown; it's usually visited by Dutch people and Chinese people seem somehow to avoid it.
Dudok. Hofweg 1a. Dudok lies right opposite the Binnenhof and is quite popular with both politicians and the "ordinary" public out shopping.
Sakura. In Scheveningen. A friendly sushi bar that can accommodate a big crowd.
Irodion (Greek) In the city centre, next to the Media Market. Actually this is made up of two restaurants; the first one is fast food take out, where you can get the ubiquitous giros and tzatziki, with a generous portion of french fries. The second part is actually more fancier eat-in restaurant. Highly recommended.
Bodega de Posthoorn. A grandcafe is the centre of the Hague. Located near various tourist attraction: Maurtishuis, Hofvijver, Binnenhof, Historical Museum and Escher Museum. Bodega de Posthoorn is a unique eating and drinking establishment with typical Dutch grandieur. If you visit the Hague, you must have had a at least a cup of coffee here, to experience the typical Dutch grandieur.
There are also other small mom and pop restaurants around The Hague, such as take out Suriname, Chinese, or Thai. They are small and normally a tourist wouldn't know much about them. But if you wander around the city and the more residential areas, such as the Zeeheldenkwartier, you'll find them easily. On the main street in the Zeeheldenkwartier (Elandstraat 52), past the McDonald's and the Albert Heijn, you'll find a small Suriname restaurant called Warung Kromo there. It is mostly for take-away dishes, but there are a few tables and chairs inside if you want to eat there. The people are friendly and the food is good and cheap. Try the roti and curry dishes, as well as the simple Suriname "broodjes".
Florencia near the Grote Kerk the best ice cream parlor in town.
NEW cafe Madeleine just outside the centre. take tram 3 to valkenbosplein and just have a coffee and something sweet�:) open for early birds from 8am
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