Redjeki — Restaurant in Delft

It is overpriced and white rice is so dry and tasteless. Kip saté was good, 3 stars for only that one. The restaurant is so noisy, so if you want a pleasant dinner, it is not recommended. It was even hard to hear to hear each other. They have pork but the chicken is halal as they said. Beef is a bit unclear…

Before ordering pangsit, we asked if it had pork or meat in it, and if it was halal. We were told it only had vegetables. However, when the food arrived, I realized there was meat in it. I inquired about whether it was beef or pork, and one of the staff members said it was beef. When I asked if it was halal, she responded with 'yes, I think so.' Since I couldn't trust her uncertainty, I chose not to eat it. I wanted to ask another staff member to be sure. The response I received was, 'She is wearing a hijab; she wouldn't bring non-halal food to you.' I mentioned that she wasn't sure. Eventually, they brought another staff member wearing a hijab from the kitchen to assure me that the beef was halal. The situation was strange, and it seemed they weren't entirely sure about the contents...

Went there with 3 friends. We order from the menu a 25 euro offer with many different dishes. We order it for 4 people. On the menu it said it is for minimum 2 people and below that if you wanna add another person is 3.50 for each person. The food came, quality was medium to bad and the quantity was good, enough for 5-6 people we even left some food behind. But then the bill came and it was 100 euros (25*4). Why say 3.50 to add an extra person ? And which 4 people would orded 4 25 euros offers for minimum 2 people to eat? What does that on there menu even mean for adding an extra person? Add an extra person and pay more for the same amount of food i dont get it? It really feels in the end that we got scammed and it was a mistake that we paid and left. Or there was a huge misunderstanding. Either way it completely...

Recently, I visited with a group of colleagues and opted for the rijsttafel, a combination of various main dishes in small portions. Initially, it seemed intriguing, but unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. The presentation was interesting, as they served the rijsttafel on a metallic tray with candles to keep it warm. However, it appeared that the dishes had been prepared in advance and not reheated properly. Moreover, all the dishes tasted strikingly similar, lacking any distinct flavors. Whether it was pork, chicken, or meat, everything seemed to have the same taste, which was disappointing. The only difference you can notice is the strong sweet or spicy for some of the...