The food here was delicious! So were the drinks! The service was also excellent. I got the carnitas…read moreand the house margarita. The carnitas were exceptional and I loved the house margarita. Thanks to this restaurant I didn't have to miss home much. Can't wait to come back!

Kua Mexican Kitchen is an authentic Mexican restaurant that prides itself on having traditional…read moredishes which are "truly" Mexican as opposed to the popular Tex-Mex style that dominates Mexican restaurants nowadays. Right off the bat, I would recommend Kua mainly because of the fact that it is one of the few Mexican restaurants in The Hague, plus it is the only restaurant (that I know of) that serves traditional dishes (the rest are Tex-Mex). So if you're used to Tex-Mex, I would highly recommend to go to Kua and try the traditional style Mexican food, as it is totally worth it. As for the service, the waiters are friendly. No negatives there. Despite my positivity about this establishment, there are some negatives. Firstly, the dishes are quite small. This is a shame because it's not advertised as a small plate/sharing type place. Secondly, the restaurant itself is also small, meaning that there isn't much space available, which leads me to my third negative point, you 100% need a reservation. Since the restaurant is small and good, it's quite popular. This means that it's always full and it'll be hard to get a table without having a reservation. Overall, I would recommend Kua mainly because of it's authenticity and the quality of the food. It may not be the best Mexican food ever, but The Netherlands isn't known for it's Mexican cuisine, meaning that Kua is the best restaurant available.

WOW! By far the best Mexican restaurant in the Netherlands. Creative, delicious and well executed…read more Every single detail has been thought about. The flavors were incredible. We came expecting four courses and with the dessert, our meal totaled 8! The say it is "emotional Mexican cuisine" and I wanted to go hug the chef several times! We had a Mexican beer (I took a Pilsner, my boyfriend the Porter, both very nice!) to begin and then a wonderful fresh margarita halfway through; both were complimentary to the flavors of the dishes! I enjoyed the minimalist yet warm decor. I hope to see this wonderful restaurant busy every night! Worth every penny.. & if you love Mexican food (or just delicious food!)...Ruiseñor is NOT to be missed!

In a nutshell, food is excellent. Original and researched. It's a series of small dishes, very well…read moreprepared, very tasteful, based in Mexican kitchen, and combined with lots of different international touches. Officially a 4 course menu but actually you get 7 courses as there were 3 in between. We took wine only but apparently they have some very interesting alcohols and cocktails (Dixit friends with good culinary taste) For the place itself: location excellent. Decoration very limited, the walls are a bit too white. Luckily a few paintings were giving a bit more of a warm feeling.

It's like a fancy food court with multiple little restaurants scattered throughout an industrial…read morelooking warehouse. All of the food establishments are fast-food type of joints, but the food they serve is very good. There are also several bars, serving a variety of beers, wines and other drinks. Restaurants, if you can call them that, range from fusion (Korea meets Philly) to Mexican, Thai, Burger, Pizza, Sandwich and other ethnic places. Here is what I had: 1. Pierogi - excellent. They have three kinds - classic (potatoes and cheese), feta and spinach; and ground beef. I asked for a mix - two of each kind - and loved them all. First cooked and than pan fried, they are served with several sauces, grilled onions and bacon bits on top. 2. Korean Cheesesteak - very good. Served with bulgogi type beef with melted cheese on a brioche bun. Just get the food and sit at any of the bars or tables and roaming waitresses will approach you to ask you if you want any beers or other beverages. Also, it's a credit cards only establishment!

Most of the vendors here serve tasty, fresh food. My favorites are The Poke Bar (Classic Tuna…read morePoke) and The Roaming Panda (Asian street food - the fried chicken wings are particularly good), topped off with a Three Cents Ginger Beer. My only complaints are that often times (even during peak meal times), half the food stalls are closed, plus drink service is extremely slow.

This was a fun cool experience but really need to be with loud, fun friends. This is a place that…read moreis about "vibe" and makes you feel good. On Friday they offer a 25,00€ all you can eat tapas and for 12,50€ a hige piture of sangria. The sangria was excellent with a nice punch. I had 3 cold tapas and 2 hot tapas. Chicken wings were absolutely delicious and so was the duck, which was thinly sliced. The steak dish was a bit tough and could have been more tender. The shrimp was fine also, but nothing worth writing about. I would go back with friends for a really great time!

Got charged 10 for a 2 year old and full price when we had to leave after one tapa. 90 for 3…read moredrinks, 6 shrimp and bread.

We had a truly authentic experience at Cencalli. This gem is a bit hidden, just a 2-minute walk…read morefrom the Dutch parliament and the main square of The Hague. The staff was nice and polite, they explained the menu thoroughly and answered our questions. The tacos with pescado frito and al pastor were absolutely delicious. 10/10 would recommend!

Have eaten here a few times. Living in California for a few years we were pretty spoiled with good…read morequality Mexican food so it was amazing to find this place. Food was good quality and authentic, the homemade salsa was a nice touch.

I enjoyed a plate of birria tacos and the tastiest passionfruit margaritas I've likely ever had…read more Being from Los Angeles, I feel like I know Mexican food, and this was well worth it. The waiter was friendly and welcoming. I would happily return!

I went to dinner with a friend on a Tuesday night. She ordered the chicken, shrimp and fish tacos…read more I ordered the chicken, shrimp and steak tacos plus a mango margarita and chips and guacamole afterwards because I was still thirsty. The waitress was friendly but they brought out an incorrect order for me recently. Two waitresses had to ask me a couple times what my correct order was supposed to be which I found odd. The tacos themselves were pretty decent. The steak and chicken were my favorites. I wish the guacamole for the chips and guac was more seasoned but okay overall. The inside decor was cute and nicely decorated.

We live in Mexico part time and were honestly shocked by how good the food was, given our other…read moreexperiences with Mexican food in Europe. If you are craving Mexican in the area, this is the place to go. Tacos, chilaquiles, burritos, salsas, etc are all flavourful, cooked well, and are much more authentic than any other Mexican restaurant I've tried in Europe. The restaurant interior itself was very cute and reminded me a lot of Quintana Roo. Servers were also very kind and friendly.

Alfredo's Taqueria offers a wide range of tacos - including vegan options - in a vintage US/Mexican…read moreatmosphere. The fish tacos were truly delicious, same for the hongos, spicy mushrooms tacos. Don't miss the ginger lemonade on a hot day!

Nice atmosphere, good food and drinks. Was surprised about the selection. Service was very…read morefriendly. I understand some nights you will need a reservation. Not expensive. What more to say.

I took for granted how easily accesible good, or even decent, Mexican food was when I lived in…read moreChicago. Now that finding it is akin to searching for the Holy Grail, I'm a bit skeptical to try Mexican places here due to fear of disappointment. However, I am a glutton for punishment and often try Mexican places just in case it's "the one". Imagine my surprise when out exploring Gouda (it's beautiful, by the way) I stumble upon Xochimilco. Initially, I was only going to have a margarita as they technically were not open when we arrived, but they welcomed us in to the bar. I had a classic margarita and a strawberry margarita and they both were strong and delightful. The restaurant opened shortly after and a few other patrons came in. We saw (and smelled) some of the food coming out and thought maybe, just maybe, this place was legit. We ordered guacamole and pollo maximilliano. The guacamole was chunky and not pureed like it has been in other Mexican resturant here, and that was a big plus. The tortilla chips were freshly made and still warm. YES! The chicken dish was fantastic. It hit the right flavor profiles and made my tastebuds sing. Could this be love? We had friendly service, great drinks and delicious food. While I'm not sure if it's my Holy Grail, it tops my Mexican food in NL list right now.