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Discover Restaurants offering the best Indonesian food in The Hague, South Holland Province, The Netherlands. The Hague is a study in contrasts — a captivating blend of new styles and old masters in a historic city synonymous with peace and justice. With easy access to both city and beach, The Hague offers everything from royal palaces and timeless Dutch fishing harbors to endless opportunities to stroll the streets alongside the 'Hagenaars' and 'Hagenezen' as you explore exotic cuisine and unforgettable shopping experiences.
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1. Indonesisch Restaurant Toko Frederik
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Welcome to Restaurant Toko Frederik. Come eat with us soon! We are an Indonesian restaurant that has been established on the Frederikstraat 225 in The Hague since 1984. Our guests come to us from the wide area. Guests who have eaten once with us often bec
Reviewed By DiploNico
After years abroad we were looking forward to eating fresh and delicious Indonesian dishes.It turned out to be very very disappointing and overpriced dinner. Table service was very fast (and friendly), and we soon discovered why ... itâs all prepared and re-heated in their ally of microwaves :-((( I have never experienced before this microwave trend in preparing fresh Indonesian food. Very unhealthy and a cheap way of presenting overpriced dishes to foreigners and locals. Avoid this place if you want to taste freshly prepared Indonesian dishes from the famous islands. Dear guest, I have read your review with interest. Your feedback is understandable if you do not know the cooking process of Indonesian dish understandably, but it is nonetheless unjustified. We serve authentic Indonesian rice tables. The characteristic of rice table dishes is that they can not be made a la carte. Making these dishes takes hours. The meat must first be marinated. Then it should simmer for hours on low heat. So it can not be made as a carte and needs to be warmed up. I would appreciate it if you modify or delete your review. Your review does not do justice to our restaurant. If you want to correspond directly with me,you can always do that. Our email address is [email protected]. With kind regards, Elly Thoral, owner Restaurant Toko Frederik
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2. Keraton Damai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By tapas13
Small place well decorated and with a pleasant atmosphere. I and my wife have no experience of Indonesian food. I read some positive comments on the Nasi Rames a main Indonesian course made of many different preparations. Taken by the nice atmosphere I decided to go for the Nasi Kuning Special while my wife went for the Basic Goreng Damai.Both very good pleasently spicy though each enough in quantity for two people. It was a pity we could not eat all. The Indonesian beer goes well with the food. Service in spite of the many customer and the reduced space to move is perfect.A place I recommend.
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3. Didong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Indonesian restaurant Didong is located in the centre of Duinoord. The name Didong means 'stubborn'. On the one hand this was chosen for its pleasant sound and on the other to give a 'stubborn' and contemporary twist to the business. The owners of Didong
Reviewed By ltwiggs2017
Rijsttafel was superb great value and gormet food. Service was enthusiastic and competent. You can tell that the operation is professional! Will return ASAP wine selection good and reasonable. Out of the tourist area located in residential area easy bike from central city
4. Istana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By Sandy S
After a long morning goggling at Rembrandts at the Mauritzhaus, we treated ourselves to a late lunch at this oasis of tranquility in Den Hague's bustling Chinatown. The cuisine was Indonesian. We briefly considered the rijstaffel but realized it would be too much for the two of us and that, given that we were on a day trip from Amsterdam, we wouldn't be able to take any leftovers home. A rijstaffel for two costs 57.50 euros for meat or vegetarian, 62.50 for seafood and involves two starters, ten main dishes, rice or noodles and dessert. We opted instead for two of the set lunches (served between noon and 3:00). My husband chose the chicken sate with agreeably spicy peanut sauce and rice; and I had the mixed plate of spicy beef, soy sauce beef, spicy mixed vegetables in coconut milk and rice. The service was prompt and pleasant, and the food was delicious.
