The atmosphere has a good vibe. We went to help celebrate a birthday and the food was delicious…read more Portions are consistent with FR expectations so we did not leaving feeling too full, which is nice. Good service and friendly, efficient staff.

FFF is a great place to hang out and socialize with a refreshing drink and delicious food no matter…read morethe weather. There are lots of tables and comfortable Adirondack chairs out front as well as large cement blocks right by the water to sit on. There is plenty of space for large groups, as well as cozy areas for a twosome. Inside, FFF is basically a warehouse with food stalls, long tables, a brewery and bookstore. One of the most popular things to order here is called a Plank, which is basically a wooden board that they fill with meats, cheeses, tomatensoep, and other bites from a few of the vendors there. You can order them from the stand at the entrance. We stopped in once on a Sunday during brunch time, and almost everyone had a Plank of their own. Our absolute favorite part of this place is that we can enjoy the best cider in the world here; Lightship Cider. Do yourself a favor and get one. It's crisp, fresh, and flavorful. I'm obsessed. Fenix Food Factory is a must-go if in Rotterdam!

This coffee house is definitely the winner in Breda. If you're a coffee hipster, this is probably…read morethe only spot in Breda that will pass your judgement. Great coffee, delicious lunch menu and all prepared at their open bar and kitchen. They have nothing to hide. Everything is done to perfection. When I talk to their barista, you can see how passionate and educated he is. I've been here once over a year ago and I couldn't forget how excellent this place was. And they have maintained their coffee house immaculately. The decor is very chic yet comfortable. Lots of space and daylight. Friendly and knowledgeable service. If I have a third thumb, this place deserves a three-thumbs up!

People who like really good coffee are here at the right spot. Nice owners, who know what they are…read moredoing in a cozy place. If you are in town you definitely should go there for a really good flat white.

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.

Korean BBQ meets the electric grill! This is the way to do Korean BBQ, I think, if you have an…read moreengagement after dinner. While the electric grill doesn't eliminate all the meat odor from your clothes, you could get by with a nice walk outside. (I did this before a concert and no one gave me the stink eye during the show, so I am assuming that my strategy succeeded.) Meat.ing is quality Korean BBQ in a chic setting. You will be comfortably full, but this is not what you would necessarily seek out to pig out. Its side dish offerings are delicious and apparently use very little or no MSG, evidenced by how comfortable my stomach felt after the meal. The kimchi is on the sour side, which I personally prefer in ramen soups rather than eating it as a side dish. But all the other side dishes made up for it. The meats are well prepared and quite tender. We came for dinner and chose Menu 1, which includes 3-layered pork belly, sirloin, and three types of marinated meats (chicken, beef, and pork). The marinade was a good balance of sweet and savory. The dinner offerings are stylized as course offerings, so you can expect appetizer (fried dumplings) and dessert (honey yogurt with fruit). Lovely dinner option in Koln and a must visit if you want a great Korean BBQ experience!

This restaurant is awesome! I'm so happy I found this place. Korean BBQ is not known for its…read moreambiance, but as soon as I walked into the restaurant, I immediately noticed the chic and modern decor, streamlined gray and black color scheme, and orchid floral arrangements, which is always a plus for me. The friendly waitress greeted us with warm towels to clean our hands and a free dumpling appetizer (mandu) to start. The banchan (side dishes) were also a great variety (and for those unfamiliar with Korean restaurants, the plentiful side dishes are always free.) The presentation was also nice, and the meat was well-marinated. We chose Menu 1, which included pork, chicken, beef, samgyupsal, and bulgogi. Dinner ended with a refreshing yogurt/fruit dessert that was simple but hit the spot and cleansed the palette after a hearty meal- also included in the menu (complimentary). Cost was very reasonable, considering the sheer amount of food- 22.90 per person (excluding drinks). Another bonus- they use electric grills, which means no smokey charcoal smell on your clothes afterwards. Some people prefer coals, but I sometimes prefer the simple method of electric- seems better for the health too (less carcinogenic fumes, hopefully?). If you haven't been here yet, go! Service is very friendly, and most of the servers can speak English, Korean, and German very well. (Note: I've been to some of the best Korean BBQ places in America, and I have to say that European Korean BBQ is much different. Atmosphere is different, taste is slightly different, and I've yet to see a place offer LA galbi. It's the same way that Italian, Spanish, and even American cuisine is interpreted and presented drastically different in Europe, probably because of different ingredients, as well as the need to meet the European palette of the typical clientele. It's fascinating for me to go to Korean restaurants in Europe and see the cultural translation and spin on it.)

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.