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Foodhall Scheveningen

Foodhall Scheveningen

Offering food from just about every corner of the world, this vast complex of internal cuisine is sure to fill the requirements of anyone passing through with an appetite. The food court is designed to promote a mix of cultures that can all fit under one roof, giving customers the impression that they are in a street market. The only challenge is choosing between all the delicious different options there. Will it be Surinamese, Mexican or Vietnamese? The list goes on.
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Tapisco

Tapisco

What was once a renowned bookshop is now a distinctive Mediterranean restaurant serving some of the most time-honoured tapas dishes from Spain and Portugal with an added local twist. The quality of the food is fantastic in relation to the prices they are charging, and the long wine list offers a plethora of pairings to choose from. Mixing and matching is the aim of the game in this restaurant. An especially good combination that was quite unexpected is the jamon iberico with the Bloody Mary oysters and a side of blue cheese all the way from Asturias.
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Toko Frederik

Toko Frederik

After the Dutch settled in Indonesia and mixed their cultural traits with those of the locals, many interesting culinary combinations were born. Along with the large wave of Dutch-Indonesian settlers that arrived in the Netherlands in the 1950s came the contrast of sharp, sweet and salty, indicative of cross-continental cuisine. Toko Frederik is a shining example of this amalgam of flavours and executes the distinct flavour profile to a tee in a friendly, family-run environment.
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Villa Coucou

Villa Coucou

La Cuisine d’Alexandre is fantastically French, in essence, with an added zest of Mediterranean creativity, demonstrating a delicate blend of style and substance. Chef Alex worked in several top restaurants in his time before becoming head chef at Villa Coucou, during which time he learned how to combine different textures to manifest stimulating flavours and present food as art. Villa Coucou is also home to a cocktail bar, a wine cellar and a boule court, so there is plenty to do on either side of this upscale gastronomic experience.
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Dekxels

Dekxels

This Asian Fusion restaurant specialising in seafood brings together the best parts of Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine in bite-size packages, affording customers the luxury of choosing between a huge variety of small plates, each with a distinctive taste and appearance. Larger groups (minimum 11 covers) can choose between two set menus that offer an assortment of the restaurant’s most popular dishes. The fresh food, ambience and service have made this restaurant a particularly attractive option amongst travellers passing through and a very repeatable experience for the locals who have recommended it to them.
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