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.

I was staying at the Manhattan hotel andd decided to pick up some sushi for dinner. Nice Asian…read moregirls working there, but the sushi was extremely low quality. It was actually pretty terrible. Sumo and shabu Shabu are a little better, but to be honest I haven't found any decent/good sushi place in Holland yet so far. 1 star for the food + 1 for the service.

I came here with my uncle and aunt. The store is packed during lunch time but still a cozy place to…read moredine in. Ordered their super spicy miso ramen with extra mala. Noodle was al dente with rich and savory broth . Even though I ordered extra spicy, the heat doesn't overpower the noodle's original flavor. Everyone in my party was pleased with the food. Server was prompt, attentive, and affable too.

I always enjoy visits to Hinoki. The food is consistently good, service pleasant and the atmosphere…read morecomfortable. My favorite appetizers are the fried chicken and the gyoza, my favorite ramen - the unagi tan tan men, it's awesome. Tip; Come for early lunch or dinner to avoid the lines.

When you first walk in (the restaurant was completely empty)…read more.. First thing you're greeted with is a stern sounding - "Do you have a reservation??" How about a nice hello first? You know, something to make you feel welcomed in the restaurant... Then they seat you. Second thing that comes from their mouth; "If you don't finish your food, we will charge you extra per piece." Ok... How about explaining the menus with excitement and happy vibes first? Why start off with the whole "YOU SHALL BE PUNISHED!" Vibe? Jeesh... the manager made everything feel so awkward. She was not friendly. The employees looked abused and unhappy. I've never seen anything like it before. Their spirits completely broken. Probably due to toxic management. The food is mediocre sushi as best. I've traveled all over the world for sushi... and there is no way this stuff is worth what they are charging. It tastes like generic grocery store to-go sushi, to be completely honest. It's not horrible, but it's not great either. Just basic and overpriced. Just disappointing. I've spoken to multiple people who've had this same experience at this particular restaurant. My solution- Improve staff training and interpersonal skills. Also I'd focus on improving the customer experience.

Great spot for sushi with a unique ordering system. Use your phone to scan in at the table place…read moreyour order and the food arrives almost immediately! We did not expect such fast service but they have got this system down!

Just walked into this place, hands down some of the best Indonesian food I've ever had. Layered…read morecake was also sublime and very nice setting to eat in.

On a cold and wet Saturday afternoon I was longing for some food cooked with care and love as well…read moreas it being nourishing. I decided to look at the menu at small Asia and the pictures of the rendang as well as the sight of freshly baked pandan cake lured me inside. A quiet place with decor of trees on the ceiling and service with a smile. Service was fast and friendly and the music pianoesk and just right.. I settled on the rendang whilst munching on the free cassava krupuc and after a short wait ( I decided not to have some of the delicious sounding starters , dimsum, miso soup, spring rolls, prawns ,fried chicken all around the 3 euro mark) my rendang arrived. A huge plate with beef rendang that you could cut with a spoon and full of flavour, sided with vegetables in a very light curry , a fried boiled egg and fluffy white rice....wholesome with love and soooo good!. I decided on the pineapple cookies and Jasmin tea to finish. For someone who can't handle sugar to well these cookies were perfect.. That and 3 pastry cookies for 2 euros?? ( all their sweets were around that price mark) Who could resist right ?? So thumbs up for this quiet small piece of Asia in Rotterdam :)

This is quite the standard all you can eat restaurant/buffet. There's many different types of food…read morefrom all over the world, which is Atlantis' main appeal. In my opinion, the overall quality of the food could be improved, however, it's a great restaurant nonetheless. The staff is friendly and the food is tasty. And it's not too expensive, which is another plus.

Delicious and high quality food. Sushi is the BOmb! They have fresh seafood, make your own stir…read morefry, italian food, barbecue and more! And ofcourse they're deserts are to die for, like crepes, pofertijes and their chocolate fountain mmm. I would come here again. Place is clean. Great customer service.

This place is seriously popular! We arrived 5 minutes after opening on a rainy Sunday, and the…read moretables were already full, with an additional 3 groups waiting in front of us. They do not take reservations, walk-ins only. As we ate, the line never got shorter, only longer. Needless to say, the expectations were super high (it didn't help that it was also recommended to me as the best ramen in all of the Netherlands). The boiled chicken gyoza was extremely average. You can get similar tasting gyoza frozen from an Asian grocery store. I tried both the signature soy and the miso ramen, and both are savory. The miso was very creamy, and (to my surprise) I found it even more salty than the soy. In the end, preferred the signature soy better. Each bowl comes with 2 sheets of nori, some wakame seaweed, half an egg, a large slice of char siu, and some spring onions. The menu doesn't actually specify what toppings comes with the ramen. There is an "extra toppings" section. However, to me, adding "extra corn", "extra bamboo shoots", etc would mean the dish already included corn, bamboo shoots, etc. But it doesn't. An easy fix is to simply list out what comes with the ramen on the menu. Also, a lack of veggies isn't necessarily a deal breaker, but the most disappointing part was the char siu. The slice was thick and tender, but quite flavorless. If it was marinated, I couldn't tell at all. On the plus side, they offer a large variety of condiments. My suggestion is to try at least one or two. Mix the condiment(s) into your spoon with a bit of soup. This way, you can taste test the combination without contaminating the rest of the bowl. I personally liked the minced garlic paste (use the stirring sticks to scoop out a small amount) and the crispy onion flakes. In addition to a variety of paid beverages, they offer free barley tea! I haven't been to a restaurant where they served free barley tea since I was in Korea, so this was a nice walk down memory lane. The barley tea was chilled, perfect for a warm summer day. I don't think this place is bad, but I've definitely had better. Price was decent, though!

Mr. Saitoh cooks noodles in his kitchen from flour from neighboring windmill. He serves authentic…read moreYokohama / Tokyo style ramen where he is from. Enjoyment guaranteed.

Spicy food is yummy, and as of such Red Pepper was on my bucket list for quite some time. Not only…read morebecause they offer a la carte but also hotpot. So I did go two times, once for both options. A la carte was okay, sort of. Spicy? Not really. Food was decent but nothing spectacular. The hotpot was also okay. It's nice they give you your own small pan to use and you are given the option how spicy you want your soup. For the more adventurous eaters try the more spicier one. In the end hotpot is (food-wise) all about the soup, meat and vegetables. The meat was pretty mediocre so all in all don't go to RP if you want quality produce. Also, the service isn't very good. The waiters look very busy even though the place isn't packed. When they do come to your table it tends to be a bit chaotic or they don't really seem to listen to any requests.

The cold noodles were excellent, we also ordered the fish dish, bit on one of those funky…read morepeppercorns by accident and my whole tongue went numb, a must for chili lovers.