Anyone who has ever been to basically any country in the EU knows that people take their fries…read moreseriously. RPEL is a cool hipster joint that serves fries made from organic potatoes here in the city of Eindhoven in the southern part of the Netherlands. The vibe is cool and ambience is hip and casual. The Dutch people consider fries to be their main course, not an appetizer. Therefore places like this are quite packed during lunch and dinner times. RPEL also has gourmet dipping sauces to accompany your fries with such as mayo, Belgian mayo, BBQ, curry sauce, applesauce (a German thing) and their new citrus and truffle mayos. The citrus had the nice touch of actual lime zest sprinkled on it, and the truffle mayo was definitely delicious. They also have a variety of other friend foods to snack on. Yes. Yes I would definitely go back.

The 7 layer burrito I got was great however I found a hair in my beefy nacho burrito. Ending up…read morewith the other half of it waisted and thrown in the bin

Another Taco Bell opens in the Netherlands, this one on the right side of the train station in…read moreBREDA (not Delft, at least not yet), the side facing the centre. You can see they're refining the process with each new Bell - the ordering and delivery was faster than the original Eindhoven outlet, and since it's smaller and has fewer seats, there are more people doing take out. It was BUSY, but reasonably fast (I mean, once you get past the people who don't know what a burrito is "..is it like pannekoeken?" NO.) The food was served fast and was nicely stuffed. My wife's nachos were perhaps fuller and more satisfying than at Eindhoven, and I had one of the specials (yay! Specials!) - the Triple Double Crunchwrap with lots of jalepenos...wonderful! They're also do €1 Tacos and more - bring on the TB specials! Can't wait for it to get here up near Amsterdam. My favourite fast food from home...finally!

Absolutely delicious! Super high class food in managable portions. Extra points because the staff…read moreheard I'm lactose intolerant and they revamped the dessert to be low lactose while still having the ice cream I really wanted to try. Would give six stars if I could.

Finally, Zand en Klei is on Yelp so I can review! My friends and I ate here at least twice and…read morewould have gone back for more. Unfortunately, this is a really popular place and you need to make reservations for dinner (if I remember correctly). Delicious food, great presentation, and excellent beer selection. And what a great name for a restaurant. If you find yourself in Breda, there are a lot of great places to eat but make this a must try.

Fries are one of my major weakness. In fact, it was my only food source for lunch in high school. I…read moreliterally had fries every.single.day. I managed to remain thin though. Go figure. Anyhoo, I love just about anything that is fried. So of course, De Frietketel is right up my alley. We managed to stop by twice during our stay in Gent. It's fast food and it's cheap. Enough said. The fries are delish and the portion is huge. We also had Bitterballen, Bicky Burger & Bicky Rib. All were good. We stood in a fairly long line once. You order, get a number and pick up your food when called. The folks here are friendly and helpful. The place gets full with college kids. Cheap eats! Seating can be hard to get, but we never had a problem. Don't come in expecting gourmet and you won't be disappointed.

We were in Ghent for a day tour. My husband and I are strict vegetarians, which is fun in a country…read morelike Belgium where it's not all that common. In addition to that, we don't eat onions, garlic, leeks, or chives (it makes it that much more fun). I did my research and found out that Ghent was supposedly the most vegetarian-friendly city in Belgium so I made a list (not long at all) and this place made it. Then I found out that they would be stopping in our next city for lunch so when we were let out to roam, we walked the 16 minutes from our starting point to get sustenance before our meet up time. It's fairly easy to find with a GPS and we got to see some of the back roads. Thankfully, they had recently opened and though I would have preferred to dine in, we needed to hoof it back to the group so we asked for the items to be bagged. Their menu is clearly posted on the wall. There were two guys working and the guy taking our order knew English (thank you). After explaining our restrictions and confirming that their fries are vegetarian (YES), we ended up ordering the walnut burger (he said it was their popular item) and their broccoli burger with veganaise (it's extra) along with an order of large fries, which he said would be more than enough to share. The patties were deep fried and placed in these white buns along with lettuce and tomatoes and very generous dollops of mayo (I guess I can't really complain about paying for the condiments then). They each got their styrofoam container and were very well sized. I watched him grab a paper container only slightly bigger than my hand, fill it with fries, place it on some food grade paper, then he topped it off... until you couldn't see the paper container anymore. In went a good almost 1/3 cup container of mayo and the entire thing was wrapped in paper before he tore a small hole at the top to let out some steam. I had a couple of fries fresh from the fryer on the way back. They are unsalted and were quite good. With the mayo, it added something extra and perhaps more vessel clogging properties to my bill of "health". When we got close to the meeting place, we sat down and wolfed down our burgers. They were good and quite filling. There was a huge walnut in my patty that hadn't processed completely and it was delicious - not all too seasoned but still good. I would have liked to add pickles next time for extra acidity. Hubby's broccoli patty was well seasoned and I didn't see much green from broccoli but I saw something that might have been carrots. It was good as well and could do without added acidity. Turns out mine was made in-house but his wasn't. In the end, I'm glad I finally got a taste of (vegetarian) Belgian fries as well as something of good nutritional value for lunch. I'm also very thankful to this place for giving us edible choices (just because something's vegetarian still doesn't mean we can eat it). It's also reasonably priced! Yay!

Me and my friend go there occasionally, like once a month or so. The food in general is quite good,…read moreusually 8/10 for the hot wings but at least when going through the drive through the order almost always comes out wrong. They either forget entire buckets, forget mayonaise, salt, or all of the above. At least 4/5 times we had to go back to ask for missing items... The staff isn't too sharp but once they do help you out they do it well. They don't ask for receipts but just trust you on your word which is good service I'd say. In the end, the food is good but most of the time you'll end up having to go back inside (coming from the drive through) to fetch missing items which is a real bummer.

When my partner first suggested that we drive up to the Netherlands for KFC, I laughed. American…read moreKFC is greasy, plastic-ish, stale, dirty and just a general health hazard. He talked me into it though, and I'm glad. The food was obviously fresh. The chicken was real chicken. It was crisp and juicy. The restaurant was clean, even the bathrooms. I was pleasantly surprised all around!

I love this place!! I was so surprised about this place being so good!…read more First of all the food was super delicious and the price is so reasonable! I got the teriyaki ramen noodles and spring rolls. You get quite a big bowl and the teriyaki chicken was delicious. I am quite an eater and even I got full from the bowl. The springrolls were just the same as regular ones. The place is quite big and comfy, when you order your food they give you this funny looking thing that vibrates when your food is ready. You then go get your food and give them the funny looking thing. The workers are super friendly and helpful. You can see them working in the kitchen. Also they serve halal food which is not so common in asian restaurants.

This is a Chinese fast-food restaurant which are very common in Hong Kong and other large…read moreChinatowns across the world. The concept is simple, you order and pay, pick-up your order and eat. You can also choose to do take away and bring your order home with you. Due to the fact that it is designed to serve quick and filling meals, the menu is focused on main dishes and noodles. Food: 4/5 The food here is tasty and familiar, it is the standard dishes I would expect from a place like this - HK BBQ meat such as crispy pork, soy sauce chicken. The reason why I gave it 4 stars is that there isn't really anything else like it around. Of course, you can get the same take away from St. Anny Food but the difference in quality is tremendous (this is much better!!). Full Moon Express is the sort of place that I would go back to when I want typical Cantonese food. My recommendations: Anything from HK BBQ grill Service: 5/5 Super fast, this is the McDonald's of Chinese food. Atmosphere: 4/5 Cantonese cooking creates a lot of grease and I was surprised by how clean this place was. The counters are made of stainless steel and it just felt like everything was sparkling clean... I wished my kitchen looked like this! Value: 5/5 This is clearly subjective... In comparison to what you would pay for a meal anywhere else, this place is cheap, tasty and filling. However, I can't help but think about how much I would have paid in New York and how much it would cost to make it myself (though clearly my version would not be as tasty...)