We happened upon this place on our way to another sushi place we had been recommended to (I won't…read moremention the name). BUT.... we are so glad we saw THIS place. The first salad with secret sauce was so good. We had the Tokyo roll & my son ate 8 pieces of salmon sushi & he said "mom, these are XL!" We WILL be back!!!

Great sushi, one of the best in The Hague and, by far, the best for the price. Rolls are excelent,…read moreas are some of the other Japanese specialties they have. The fried gambas deserve a mention. The day menus are worth looking into.

Very good food! We had several items...all great!…read more Drinks are unnecessary expensive. And they charge for Togo containers. Petty charges like that annoy me

As a tourist, I suggested this restaurant for visitors looking for authentic Asian food. We felt so…read moregood after having a bowl of noodles, satisfying.... The restaurant looks very clean and good for relaxing meal!

I went here on my own during a business trip. The restaurant was busy, probably because of the bank…read moreholiday and the all-you-can-eat menu. I stayed away from the latter and ordered a-la-carte. My maki, edamame beans and beef bulgogi were nice, the green tea ice cream lovely and all was washed down with green tea. All-in-all a very nice meal.

Ordered ''em via Uber eats. I had California rolls, Gyoza, Spring Rolls, Ebi Tempura maki and…read moreCrispy Maki. They were all great except the Crispy Maki (but I think it's just not my makis). Other than that, I loved their food and I can recommend it!!

Benkei for me has to be one of the best Teppanyaki Restaurants I've ever been to. Too many places…read morelike to play around with the food to give their customers entertainment. Not so with Benkei. If you want great food cooked to perfection in a civilized environment then this is the place for you. The staff have got to be some of the most friendly and warm people you will meet. There is also a seperate sushi bar and also sushi and teppanyaki course's are possible. I have been here on coutless occasions and have never been disapointed.

The food was great, got pork ramen and pork gyoza which we really enjoyed. The service was…read moreincredible, our server was super patient in assisting us. Great spot, calm vibe.

Can you imagine having a bowl of warm ramen in a typical Dutch cold raining wet day in Den Hagg?…read moreAuthentic Japanese ramen! A really cool group of young Japanese were the masters in an open kitchen. Our waitress was a young Japanese Bijin. She was soft spoken with swift calm movement and wearing just a right amount of smile, so pleasant. The ramen bowls were full of flavors without thick greasy broth. Simple pleasure!

The owners are very friendly and the ramen was awesome! We will come again! If you are in Den Haag…read moreand love ramen, you should visit! The location is clean and has a nice flair.

Very good ramen. Enjoyed the gyoza appetizer too. They can get backed up in the kitchen on weekend…read moreevenings. Would go again.

Very good Japanese restaurant , the drinks and food I ordered were amazing. The waiters and…read morewaitress were friendly. Decorations and design in the restaurant really gives a japan feel. Overall, I give this place 100/100. I fully recommend this restaurant. Gotta be one of my fav restaurants

Tasteless instant noodles and overpriced for €12,95 for the Set ramen. The shrimp in my noodles was…read morecooked for hours and desintigrated while peeling. My friends gad Seafood Volcano ramen and Narutomaki ramen and had a simular experience. No taste and a instant taste. Calpus softdrinks are good, but needed to get the taste of the food out of your mouth.

Great Japanese cafeteria. If you would like to eat japanese,…read morebut don't go for the fancy looks of the food or the place this is the place to go. Interior of a little cafeteria where the sushi chef is preparing the food in a corner. OK, the sushi doesn't look perfect and the layout of the food isn't fantastic, but it taste great. Lots of great tasting food for a low price.

Not even a contest as to this being the best Sushi in The Hague. 3 things do it for me when it…read morecomes to a sushi restaurant: Obviously flavor and freshness of fish (check) Temperature of sushi should be room temperature (check) Both classic and creative dishes (check) If I would add one more it would be small and ambient setting (Check!) The service is also surprisingly good for The Netherlands. I have tried many places in The Netherlands for great sushi and came away disappointed every time, so for the area this should get a 5 star rating, but comparing with other countries sushi offerings a 4. We will for sure be back!

One of the best sushi place I've been to. Great ambiance…read more Great service. Amazing food.

I honestly don't get it. I know the Michelin Guide can be graded on a curve in some countries, but…read morethis one really had me scratching my head. The service was good and the staff were lovely, I'll give them that. The ambiance is upscale and matches their prices -- but unfortunately, the food just didn't deliver. First off, the menu is all over the place -- Japanese, Thai, Korean, Mexican... you name it, they've thrown it on there. And as you might guess, when you try to do everything, nothing comes out quite right. We were staying at Hotel des Indes, and my husband spotted this restaurant in the Michelin Guide. It was raining, we were craving some Asian food after weeks in Europe -- so we decided to give it a shot. The name "Wox" made me think Chinese, but nope -- it's more like "Asian fusion gone rogue." We ordered the Bluefin Tuna Chu-toro, Beef Skewers, and Udon Carbonara. Let's start with the tuna: a tiny scoop of fish with ponzu and a bit of nori on top -- for 35 euros. Seriously? Sure the fish was fresh enough, but I'd bet good money it wasn't Bluefin. I travel to Japan 6-7 times a year -- trust me, I know my raw fish. Bluefin doesn't just "happen" to show up fresh in The Hague. In Ginza? Sure. Here? Not a chance. The beef skewers were actually the best of the three -- cooked tender, juicy, and flavorful, even if the seasoning was more Korean than Thai (whatever, at least it tasted good). But the Udon Carbonara was just... awful. The noodles were overcooked, the flavor flat, and there was nothing "carbonara" about it -- no egg, no pancetta, just a sad little tangle of noodles tossed in cheese. And that "side dish"? Tiny. 15 euros for that? Wow. I don't mind paying for good food -- I don't mind shelling out €1,100 at Guy Savoy in Paris or €360 for lunch at Bistro de la Mer in Amsterdam, and you don't hear me complain because those meals were worth it. But $115 USD for three small appetizers and a couple of drinks here? No, thank you.

I went here with work for dinner. Certainly interesting. I ordered two dishes, the satay and the…read moretiger prawns. Difficult to say which one is the starter and which one the main. Different, but very good. Finished off with a selection of desserts. Worth visiting, especially with a larger group.