The food was great, got pork ramen and pork gyoza which we really enjoyed. The service was…read moreincredible, our server was super patient in assisting us. Great spot, calm vibe.

Can you imagine having a bowl of warm ramen in a typical Dutch cold raining wet day in Den Hagg?…read moreAuthentic Japanese ramen! A really cool group of young Japanese were the masters in an open kitchen. Our waitress was a young Japanese Bijin. She was soft spoken with swift calm movement and wearing just a right amount of smile, so pleasant. The ramen bowls were full of flavors without thick greasy broth. Simple pleasure!

We happened upon this place on our way to another sushi place we had been recommended to (I won't…read moremention the name). BUT.... we are so glad we saw THIS place. The first salad with secret sauce was so good. We had the Tokyo roll & my son ate 8 pieces of salmon sushi & he said "mom, these are XL!" We WILL be back!!!

Great sushi, one of the best in The Hague and, by far, the best for the price. Rolls are excelent,…read moreas are some of the other Japanese specialties they have. The fried gambas deserve a mention. The day menus are worth looking into.

Very good Japanese restaurant , the drinks and food I ordered were amazing. The waiters and…read morewaitress were friendly. Decorations and design in the restaurant really gives a japan feel. Overall, I give this place 100/100. I fully recommend this restaurant. Gotta be one of my fav restaurants

Tasteless instant noodles and overpriced for €12,95 for the Set ramen. The shrimp in my noodles was…read morecooked for hours and desintigrated while peeling. My friends gad Seafood Volcano ramen and Narutomaki ramen and had a simular experience. No taste and a instant taste. Calpus softdrinks are good, but needed to get the taste of the food out of your mouth.

I ordered a Volcano Ramen and the orange gyozas. The volcano ramen was supposed to have come with…read moregrilled pork bellies, it instead came with Cha Shao BBQ pork. The soup was thin, not very spicy, and overall not that great. The Gyozas were undercooked with a really stiff (not the nice crunchy) and the pork filling was pink. Pretty disappointed overall for the $30+ USD price tag.

Best sushi place ever! I love sushi and eat it about three times per week. Ate sushi in places like…read moreSeattle, LA, NY and other European countries (in the same price range) and this one in The Hague is still my favorite sushi place in the world.

Not even a contest as to this being the best Sushi in The Hague. 3 things do it for me when it…read morecomes to a sushi restaurant: Obviously flavor and freshness of fish (check) Temperature of sushi should be room temperature (check) Both classic and creative dishes (check) If I would add one more it would be small and ambient setting (Check!) The service is also surprisingly good for The Netherlands. I have tried many places in The Netherlands for great sushi and came away disappointed every time, so for the area this should get a 5 star rating, but comparing with other countries sushi offerings a 4. We will for sure be back!

One of the best sushi place I've been to. Great ambiance…read more Great service. Amazing food.

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.

Amazing food, friendly staff and a nice atmosphere, what more could ask for?…read more My girlfriend and I have tried many Asian cuisine restaurants around the Netherlands and this is BY FAR our most favorite one - we go out of our way to travel here and enjoy a nice meal. Trust us, we know our food - this is a gem!

For those who like to dine at Japanese restaurants, here is my terrible experience at Shibuya. I…read morewas there alone, and this waiter speaking English with strong Chinese accent forced me to order at least one drink and brought up some bullshit saying one drink minimum is stated on their website. Then when I finished my meal and tea, he came again to remove everything on my table and asked me leave in an unkind way. There were still at least two empty tables for 4 and my table is only for 2. There were no people waiting at the entrance either. I used to live in the US for 4 years and have never been treated like this at a restaurant. Please think twice if you are going to Shibuya.

The owners are very friendly and the ramen was awesome! We will come again! If you are in Den Haag…read moreand love ramen, you should visit! The location is clean and has a nice flair.

Very good ramen. Enjoyed the gyoza appetizer too. They can get backed up in the kitchen on weekend…read moreevenings. Would go again.

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...)

Shabu Shabu is a big all you can eat type restaurant situated near the centre of The Hague…read more Personally, I have a long history with Shabu Shabu, having gone there for many years sometimes even on a weekly basis. In recent years, I have only been there five times. Most recently more than 6 months ago. I can safely say that Shabu Shabu's quality has dropped over the years. My recent visit there had me feeling somewhat disappointed, mainly with the selection on the menu. It's clear that Shabu Shabu has removed many items from the menu and only kept very basic stuff. In the past, the choice of sushi was very broad, now not anymore. They removed a lot of nigiri options and chose to focus more on maki, which is now unfortunately a common thing that sushi restaurants do as rolls are cheaper and easier to make than nigiri. When it comes to the other options besides sushi, there's sashimi and other Japanese foods such as tempura and meat. I cannot say much about these other foods as I always mainly ate the sushi. I can only say that I wasn't impressed by the other options then and I'm still not impressed by them now. That hasn't changed. To get to the point, the quality of the food is decent. It's not terrible nor particularly great. As said earlier, the quality was better in the past. There are so many sushi restaurants in The Hague and this place is certainly no longer my first choice. Moving on, another thing that is a bit off putting is the all you can eat style, which was always the case but has become less attractive over the years. They've become more strict and it's clear that they care more about making money. Before, you had more rounds and the way you selected the food was done on paper with a server coming to get it. Now it's all digital and more controlled. The service has become less personal as a result of this. More practical, but also less nice. In conclusion, if someone invited me there, I wouldn't decline. On the flip side, if someone wanted to eat sushi, I wouldn't bring them there. The food is fine, it's not bad and certainly not terrible. The service is what you'd expect from an all you can eat restaurant. It's a huge place with many tables. Many people go there daily and the place has been running for more than a decade now. Restaurants change and this one definitely has. Price wise it's fine. Not crazy expensive but also not as cheap as some people would want it to be. That's why I gave it 3 stars instead of 2.

Really good sushi and fast service dessert are amazing and good the have ice cream (really good…read moreflavour) and nice workers!!