Mood is one of my new faves in Eindhoven where the decor, food and service all come together in a…read morenice way. While the space is modern, it's also warm and love the higher ceilings. As for the food, it seems like just about everyone around us the got the sushi boats. They looked impressive and delicious, but our group opted for the 4 course dinner, which was a great value at 32 euros. There are a few optoins for the starter course, ranging from 3 freshly shucked oysters to soup to sushi. Out table had all 3 optoins, and they were excellent, with the oysters being fresh and light, the soup being very flavroful, and the sushi being a bit more filling but very solid. As for the second course, it was the same for everyone, a beautifully cooked scallop. As for the thrid course, we also had choices, ranging from a super tender filet with wine sauce to a beautifully prepared sea bass. Dessert was fantastic, with a lovely sampler of 4 bites! we had creme burlee, amaretto cookie with a nouse, a warm chocolate cake, and ice cream. Wine prices are also reasonable too. In general, I am leary of places that try to do two things at the same time, but Mood seems to pull it off well, offering great continental fare as well as sushi at a great price.

I love Mood. I LOVE…read moreIT. I've been here only once, but my parents and my sister are regulars here. The food is absolutely fantastic and the service is absolutely un-Dutch-ish. And by that I mean that it is friendly, attentive, and there when you want it, gone when you don't. We had a sushi-boat, which was a beautiful contraption, with absolutely beautiful fish, and grand desserts. There really isn't that much to say other than that this is about the only thing I would confidently recommend in Eindhoven. The interior is well-decorated too, nice clean white space with typically Dutch/Eindhovish modern designs. Well done people, well done indeed.

Excellent, in each dish a fantastic new gastronomic experience. Unusual flavors combined perfectly!…read moreThe atmosphere is pleasant with decoration mixed with Asian and modern. The price is right for the dining experience. The location is great in the Bergen district.

It was a pretty good experience. Went there with a fairly large group and ordered from the social…read moremenu - 3 courses, 2 items per course. The food and ambiance were excellent. Every item was excellent except for the soba noodles. I think they are just OK and not something fabulous. But overall it was wonderful.

I came here during their 10 year anniversary promo, where their stone plate rumpsteak was only €10…read more Honestly, I cannot imagine ever finding it worth the normal price of €20,95. First of all, they give you a physical menu, but you still have to order via QR code. You can request to order manually, but the physical menu we received didn't include everything we saw via the QR code. So what even is the point of handing out dirty, outdated physical menus? Do you guys want to be contactless or not? And if you want to be contactless, why do we have to flag down a server to pay? Secondly, the rumpsteak was a killer letdown. The stone plate did not retain any heat at all, resulting in the meat quickly becoming cold. It wasn't so bad at first, but it didn't take long for the meat became hard, dry, and unpalatable. It felt like I was no longer eating meat, but something artificially created in some shady back alley leftover meat processing lab. The fries were also soggy from the first bite. Come on, at least have one crispy fry? Lastly, I don't know what it is about Dadawan restrooms, but all the ones I've been to have been poorly ventilated, with a foul, lingering smell. It's like the only consistent thing they've got going for them.

Food was good, service was spotty (scan to order, but couldn't get attention of waiter so we could…read morepay). Was originally going to do something light, but then the couple in the next table had a stone plate, and that was that... lamb, with a good amount of vegetables and fries.

Windows were so well tinted we even didn't realize they were open. We only realized it was open…read morewhen we walked right next to the door to see the hours. No complaints though - it's next to the street so I appreciate the privacy as I'm eating. The price for chicken with rice noodles was €6.95 and for chicken with a wrap was €4.25, but both had the same amount of protein so I was pleasantly surprised. If you're craving some Westernized-Chinese, I recommend this place. And if you're not super hungry, I definitely recommend the wrap. Much cheaper, tastes just as good, the only thing is you pick three veggies instead of five. Pros: - Food came quick. It took longer for me to decide what veggies I wanted. - There was a looooot of food for the price. - They have a full English menu. - The servers were patient as we decided on what to order. They even brought the food out to us. - Bathroom is clean. I knocked a star down for the taste, but honestly at this price point it was acceptable. All in all, I'm happy we stopped in here. P.S. If you're having trouble deciding what to order, I wrote down what we got in the photo's descriptions.

Ordered this for takeaway. Good quality was meh. I got the Japanese style noodles and they were a…read morebit undercooked. The chicken lacked seasoning. And even with extra sauce the food wasn't flavorful.

I went a little crazy and ate waaaaaay too much but is it my fault that it was all fresh and…read moredelicious? It helped that today was a travel day and I had not had much to eat since starting the journey at Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof ten hours earlier. Service at Fuso was excellent, friendly and the next plates arrived very quickly. Nigiri, maki, temaki sushi. All-you-can-eat. Just mark the card and a waitress takes it back to the kitchen. I had salmon and tuna and tamago and mackerel and gyoza and miso soup and shrimp and too many more. Everything was fresh and delicious and presented nicely. I would totally enjoy this again. [Review 21274 overall - 79 in Netherlands - 239 of 2024.]

Excellent service and selection of food and beer. You can order any dish with or without sauce or…read morespice. It gets very busy try to make reservations.

This place definitely has a cool location, nestled inside PSV stadium and has a massive appeal due…read moreto the fine dining nature of the cuisine. Overall this restaurant was absolutely gorgeous from the inside out, everything is modern and new and the windows provide fantastic soccer viewing opportunities. Aside from the decor and grounds being a soulfully stunning, the food and service was just not very good. If I had to segment the look and feel of the place from the service and food, I would say look and feel = 5 stars and the service and food would be 1.5-2 stars. Honestly, the service was REALLY slow and the food just wasn't very good. Had several menu items from the duck to shrimp, all of the flavoring was just a bit weird to my taste, kind of like an asian-fusion to dutch cuisine... Just a tad bit weird for me. Would probably not recommend, unless you just want to grab a bottle of wine and watch the game. Pros- Location Decor Ambiance Modern amenities Soccer viewing Atmosphere Cons- Service Food taste Pricey Bar menu

Good restaurant, good food, phantastic location. Had a good business lunch in the Blauwe Lotus with…read morean undisturbed view on the soccer field of PSV Eindhoven!

I went home over the holidays and bathed in their salad-dressing. Why? 'Cause it's THAT GOOD,…read morethat's why. If you'd have tried it, you would too, believe me. It's the best salad-dressing I have ever had. In. My. Life. The sushi's good too, though. Oh, and if you are willing to shell out some extra bucks, the restaurant on the first floor (as opposed to the sushi-bar on the second) is really frigging amazing.

For me, this is the original Japanese restaurant in Eindhoven. It's not the cheapest but the sushi…read moreis gorgeous and the tepanyaki is spectacular :-) The show at the baking plates will keep you entertained and kids will love it.