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Top 5 Lebanese food in Voorburg, South Holland Province, The Netherlands
Best Lebanese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Lebanese food in Voorburg. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Lebanese restaurants near you.. Voorburg is a Dutch town and former municipality in the west part of the province of South Holland, the Netherlands. Together with Leidschendam and Stompwijk, it makes up the municipality Leidschendam-Voorburg.
Things to do in Voorburg
1. Food Hall MingleMush
Overall Ratings
3 based on 95 reviews
The Haguesâs 1st and largest (1600m2) Food Hall with a large outside terras. Just outside The Hague Central Station. Check out our facebook and instagram! We have 15 foodstands (Thai, Burgers, Mexican, Libanese, Dutch, Indonesian, Kenyan, Surinam and Poke
Reviewed By 500dank
Such a shame. I really like the concept of a good food court with local vendors. But for some reason, Mingle Mush just isn't working. I've been visiting this place quite some time now since it's opening. Had drinks here with business relations on Thursdays (which is a popular night for drinks with co-workers or business relations in The Hague). It simply is to quite. Prices are on the high side to, which should be no problem if there's a lot going on. But paying a lot of money to sit in and empty food court, well... That should be a call to actin to do something about your pricing strategy,Even on hot summer days in the weekend, this place is almost empty. I wonder why this venue isn't interesting for the more 400 (!) (international) students living directly above the venue of the civil servants of on of the many Dutch ministries around it. They'd rather go to the Plein square than Mingle Mush. Same goes for the refurbished Babylon shopping centre next to it. Many retailers have left, because there isn't any traffic of buying customers.My last visit was on a Sunday with the misses. Although it was almost 4 pm, the place was as good as empty. Many vendors where closed. We left to go somewhere else, only to find heaps of people at the other hotspots in The Hague. The venue's last idea to get more business is an app which let's you pre-order and collect your food. I myself woudln't use it.Mingle Mush is quickly going south. It's very sad to say, but I wonder how long this place can survive under these circumstances...
2. Baladi Manouche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
We are the first Lebanese Manouche bakery in the Netherlands. We offer authentic Lebanese Manouches as well as desserts and drinks like knefe & jallab.
Reviewed By jamesjames68
We Ate only Cheese, delicious and tasty. As original taste as if in Lebanon. If you are visiting to Den Haag must try Baladi Manouche.
3. Food Hall MingleMush
Overall Ratings
3 based on 95 reviews
The Haguesâs 1st and largest (1600m2) Food Hall with a large outside terras. Just outside The Hague Central Station. Check out our facebook and instagram! We have 15 foodstands (Thai, Burgers, Mexican, Libanese, Dutch, Indonesian, Kenyan, Surinam and Poke
Reviewed By 500dank
Such a shame. I really like the concept of a good food court with local vendors. But for some reason, Mingle Mush just isn't working. I've been visiting this place quite some time now since it's opening. Had drinks here with business relations on Thursdays (which is a popular night for drinks with co-workers or business relations in The Hague). It simply is to quite. Prices are on the high side to, which should be no problem if there's a lot going on. But paying a lot of money to sit in and empty food court, well... That should be a call to actin to do something about your pricing strategy,Even on hot summer days in the weekend, this place is almost empty. I wonder why this venue isn't interesting for the more 400 (!) (international) students living directly above the venue of the civil servants of on of the many Dutch ministries around it. They'd rather go to the Plein square than Mingle Mush. Same goes for the refurbished Babylon shopping centre next to it. Many retailers have left, because there isn't any traffic of buying customers.My last visit was on a Sunday with the misses. Although it was almost 4 pm, the place was as good as empty. Many vendors where closed. We left to go somewhere else, only to find heaps of people at the other hotspots in The Hague. The venue's last idea to get more business is an app which let's you pre-order and collect your food. I myself woudln't use it.Mingle Mush is quickly going south. It's very sad to say, but I wonder how long this place can survive under these circumstances...
4. Amier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Reviewed By LebaneseCreole
Good location, nice service and venue with great Lebanese food! The main courses were good but I found the meats sometimes too overcooked and it could have a bit more taste. Dessert took very long but besides that everything went perfectly. Nice recommendation.
5. Food Hall MingleMush
Overall Ratings
3 based on 95 reviews
The Haguesâs 1st and largest (1600m2) Food Hall with a large outside terras. Just outside The Hague Central Station. Check out our facebook and instagram! We have 15 foodstands (Thai, Burgers, Mexican, Libanese, Dutch, Indonesian, Kenyan, Surinam and Poke
Reviewed By 500dank
Such a shame. I really like the concept of a good food court with local vendors. But for some reason, Mingle Mush just isn't working. I've been visiting this place quite some time now since it's opening. Had drinks here with business relations on Thursdays (which is a popular night for drinks with co-workers or business relations in The Hague). It simply is to quite. Prices are on the high side to, which should be no problem if there's a lot going on. But paying a lot of money to sit in and empty food court, well... That should be a call to actin to do something about your pricing strategy,Even on hot summer days in the weekend, this place is almost empty. I wonder why this venue isn't interesting for the more 400 (!) (international) students living directly above the venue of the civil servants of on of the many Dutch ministries around it. They'd rather go to the Plein square than Mingle Mush. Same goes for the refurbished Babylon shopping centre next to it. Many retailers have left, because there isn't any traffic of buying customers.My last visit was on a Sunday with the misses. Although it was almost 4 pm, the place was as good as empty. Many vendors where closed. We left to go somewhere else, only to find heaps of people at the other hotspots in The Hague. The venue's last idea to get more business is an app which let's you pre-order and collect your food. I myself woudln't use it.Mingle Mush is quickly going south. It's very sad to say, but I wonder how long this place can survive under these circumstances...
