Restaurant: HanTing Cuisine – The Hague, the Netherlands
Embark on an exceptional culinary journey at HanTing Cuisine in The Hague and let yourself be surprised
Where to Eat Around the Mauritshuis
The Hague (Den Haag) is steeped in history with an abundance of restaurants offering international cuisines. Deciding is the real challenge.
Food Postcard: Bruschetta Gember Style, The Hague
The innovative, creative concept behind the Restaurant Gember will intrigue you as will the menu served here
Food Soul Festival, Zoetermeer, the Netherlands
A one-of-a-kind, traveling food truck festival in the Netherlands with music and food that feeds the soul
Summer Glow in Scheveningen
The place now known as Scheveningen used to be just a fishing village with a very small connection to The Hague.
Like a Friendly Neighbourhood BBQ: Piccalilli Food Camp
Piccalilli Food Camp uses the beloved “recipe” of similar food(-truck) festivals: a large open space, plenty of colourful food trucks, and local music
Food Postcard: A Delicate Slice of Vlaai
The southernmost province of the Netherlands, Limburg, with its hilly landscape, likes to defy the idea that the Netherlands is a totally flat country. The name Limburg derives from the fortified castle town known as Limbourg, currently in the Belgian province of Liège, which was the seat of the medieval Duchy of Limburg. Many of […]
How to Eat: Kroketten
If there is one food item in the Netherlands that is more surprising than any other, it would have to be the kroket.
Inside Bao’s Kitchen in The Hague, the Netherlands
Editor’s Note: We are sad to report that Bao’s Kitchen has now closed. Explore our other articles for alternatives of where to eat in The Hague. When you push open the door of Bao’s Kitchen in The Hague, the Netherlands, it feels a lot like stepping out of your own home and into someone else’s. […]
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
The 17th century historical atmosphere combined with the mentality of a modern metropolis makes Amsterdam so attractive. The small scale of the buildings and the intimacy of the streets, canals and squares create a unique pattern.
