Now we're talking raspberries! The raspberry-coconut pie of Raspberry Maxx has a thick coating of…read moresweet-sour raspberry jam sprinkled with grated coconut. Underneath you'll find a paste of pure coconut and a bottom of chocolate tart. No wonder, this is the bestseller of this organic raspberry nursery that can do miracles with raspberries. Raspberries are grown from June till October, but a passionate team makes pink creations the whole year around. Raspberry dressings, raspberry mustard, raspberry granola, raspberry cheesecake. Just name it! You can buy these products in the store in Meijel (a village between Eindhoven and Venlo), online or on food markets all over The Netherlands. Every Saturday Raspberry Maxx has a stall on the organic farmers market at the Nieuwmarkt, in the middle of The Red Light District and Chinatown. A small but lively market selling cheeses, mushrooms, bread and flowers. Have a stroll and start your weekend peacefully.

So glad I discovered this thai restaurant- the green curry was great and had a nice spice/flavor…read morelevel. It's a good value in a great location in Leuven, and I appreciated the fast Thai meal.

I ordered the green curry with chicken and rice for take out. At 6 euros for the large portion,…read morethis is one of the better values you can find in this city. The other items on their menu are similarly priced. That being said, the taste is definitely nothing spectacular. This is a solid meal for a solid price.

As a "wok restaurant" Mister Shi is fine. They have all the basic things you'd expect; raw products…read morefor the wok, some prepared sides and of course ice cream as dessert. Fairly standard stuff. The thing is, we just don't really "feel it" over here. Not the same loving and welcoming vibe we used to have at "our" wok. But now that they've changed their concept completely, we're in dire need of a replacement. *cries for days* Anyway, the food is fine, but the way they work here is a bit weird. They advertise as having Teppanyaki style cooking available as well which technically speaking is true. Usually this would be part of the all you can eat service, but here they've decided that you will receive one Teppanyaki dish as a starter before you move on to the actual food. Bit weird, seems like a lot of cost cutting to me and I don't like that, especially not from a place that is smaller and more expensive than our old wok. Conclusion: fine. Really just fine, would not bring out of town friends here, but also wouldn't turn down the offer of someone else buying me a meal here.