🇳🇱 Eat Like a Local in the Netherlands — Chinese-Friendly Edition 🍲

Are you like me? After days of “Western food”, all you crave is hotpot or Sichuan cuisine? Don’t worry — I’ve got you covered with both high-rated local bites 🥩 and soul-saving Asian eats 🥘! 📍 Amsterdam 🌭 Hot Dogs 📌 Food Crib 📌 Kiosk Rembrandt Van Gogh Both are located near the tram stop for the Rijksmuseum — perfect for a quick brunch before or after your visit! These spots are always packed with locals. I tried both — delicious and reliable! 🥩 Steak 📌 Cannibale Royale A popular spot with multiple locations and high Google ratings. Mostly locals here — both a restaurant and bar. 💀 The decor and menu have a quirky “headless family” theme (wonder what the story is?) 📆 Book in advance on Google — walk-ins rarely get a table! 🍟 Fries 📌 Manneken Pis Famous for thick-cut fries with gooey dipping sauces. This blue stand claims “Voted No. 1” — located near the Royal Palace on a shopping street. As a potato lover 🥔, I approve! 🍺 Local Beer Along the canals near Central Station, you’ll find cozy bistros with great evening vibes. Try La Chouffe (pronounced “La Shoof”) — a tasty local brew! 👍 📍 The Hague 🇰🇷 Korean Food 📌 Amazing Taste Oriental Flavors On the way from Den Haag Central to Mauritshuis Museum. The owner is from Northeast China (ethnic Korean) and has run this authentic Korean restaurant for over 10 years. Saved my Asian-food-craving soul! 😋 #FoodieTravel #EatLikeALocal #NetherlandsEats #AmsterdamFood #TheHague #EuropeanTravel #RealTimeTravel #NoRushNoPressure