Chef Diego Buik set up his hamburger restaurant in Rotterdam five years ago and he’s about to embark onto a new project.
Proud French owners Edouard Gaudin and chef Alexandre Martiano recently opened Frenchie’s Burgers, a no-nonsense dining experience that serves high-quality hamburgers. I immediately feel welcome at Frenchie’s as I’m greeted with a big warm smile by owner Edouard. With a lot of enthusiasm Edouard explains how their
The Hague is also known as ‘the Widow of the Dutch Indies’. After World War II and through the 1960s, hundreds of thousands of Dutch, Dutch-Indonesian and Indonesian-Chinese people amongst others, repatriated to the Netherlands. For many, it was the first time they had ever set foot in the Netherlands.
La Mian Asian Street Food Restaurant recently opened its doors in The Hague. Owners Jimmy Yong and Ching Lei Tchi renovated the property on the Nobelstraat and transformed it into a stunning restaurant, combining a modern interior with classic Chinese details. The new restaurant offers dishes inspired by various Asian