Tried many Chinese restaurants in the Netherlands and they were all bad and not authentic. This…read moreplace is different, I've eaten twice on this trip and the owner's mom is the chef and she does a great job. Will come back whenever I'm sick of cold cuts and need food fit for Chinese.

Excellent Chinese food in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Contrary to most Chinese Indonesian…read morerestaurants in the Netherlands this place is much more real Chinese food oriented. Besides some interesting appetizers we had a great whole sea bass with black bean sauce, the Iberian pork and a great eggplant beef dish. All of which were excellently prepared. Nice and calm dining room conducive to a great diner and conversation. On the bit more expensive side for Dutch Chinese but well worth it.

Good hotel near the city center. I like the scent of lobby area, smells fresh and comforting. The…read moreroom is pretty large with king size bed, long working/computer desk, Nespresso machine with lots of capsules to stay up all night, and nice tea. Breakfast was OK, all you can eat style, same items everyday except 1. Love the fresh baked croissants. I used the high table in the lobby/bar area to work during the day. Jazz music playing all around and the bar ladies stopped by to check on my tea and cappuccino. The only reason it is not 5 stars is because of limited parking. I had to park in Heuvel Gallery because lot was full. It cost me €14!

booked a superior room for two nights, via Expedia. At…read morenight it was hot and smelly, the airco was loud and very old, at least 30 years and smelled like old sigaret smoke. The window can't be opened for fresh air. in the morning the breakfast wasnt good and all we wanted was to leave immediately! So we did. The hotel refuses to pay back the money for the second night! Very poor service. Never again!

Food is good, but a little too salty. Ordered the chicken with vegetables and cashews. Fried rice…read morewas good.

Downtown Eindhoven, this place looked very "netherland-ized" but walking in and seeing the Chinese…read morespeaking servers and cooks gave me the courage to give it a try. The two restaurants are side by side with different menus. One is a more Asian dishes place and the other is a make your own wok place. Prices are very reasonable and portions generous. I got the mixed meat dish with stir fried noodles. €8.50 got me two containers, one full of noodles and one full of 3 kinds of meat (chicken, crispy pork and char Shu pork). The meat was tasty and the noodles flavorful. Great place for a tasty economical dinner!

This place should use the song "Tony's Theme" by the Pixies as their theme song! :)…read more This is the place if you need a quick and student budget friendly meal downtown. This is Dutch-style Chinese fast food, which is very different from American Chinese fast food. Here you get to pick the sauce, type of meat (or none), and type of noodle or rice. Also, they use Indonesian words to describe the food, which I found very confusing during my first months in Holland. Warning: it can get super crowded on Friday evening between 18.00 and 19.00. Everyone here eats at the same freaking time!

Ordered three dishes, first one was deep fried into drier than the surface of the moon. Second one…read morewas cold. Third one was beef and was tough as leather. My friend complained to the waitress in Dutch and she reprimanded my friend in English. Had no respect to the country she lives in. We asked for the manager and the manager didn't even dare to come to the table. A shit restaurant with shit food.

Food was average, service was average, price was average…read more - Ten of the dim sum items were not available the day we went. - We had to remind them 3 times for rice. - The dim sum items came quickly, ya know, just enough time for them to heat up the food. - The servers were actually friendly, just forgetful. Nothing really stood out... We didn't get sick from the food at least?

This place could not deal with my request to order 'a la carte' when my 9 friends wanted 'all you…read morecan eat'. I understand this can cause some issues but hearing 'if we do that for you, we have to do that for everybody!' did not make me feel warm and fuzzy about the place. I ended up having to pay a lot more for the food I wanted than I should have, and in retrospect I should have just left before we ordered. The sashimi did taste nice, but lacked the scallaps and the wasabi tasted very weak. Service turned out slow, and with plenty mistakes (which they did fix promptly, kudos for that). The volume of the music prevented us from really talking to each other. At the end, we got billed for 11 people instead of 10, which also got fixed. Won't go back here.

Generally, I am not a big fan of all you can eat sushi. A restaurant can cut costs in many areas,…read morebut raw seafood is probably one area where the risks could potentially outweigh the savings. Anyway, Lounge 8 delivers in a good way, although not necessarily with sushi. While the tuna and salmon sushi options were good, the eel was weak, as was the selection of other fish. However, the quality of both the tuna and salmon sushi and sashimi was quite good, especially for the price (23 euros for all you can eat). The cooked dishes ranged from very good to nasty. The honey chicken was very good, as well as any sort of shrimp that is fried. The beef and lamb skewers were also very good but the duck was nasty. The pan fried sole was also a hit with the table. Anyway, lounge 8 is a good value in a nice space that was previously occupied by a club - Liquid. Instead of dance music, they blast the lounge music. But the food is pretty good if you order carefully, and it's a good place to kill a couple of hours with an all you can eat option.