Full Moon City

“The food was delicious! We came here missing traditional Chinese food and were not disappointed. We had the peking soup, the wonton soup, veggies, the three meat dish, some xiao long bao (soup dumplings),and some char siu pork buns & more. Everything tasted authentic and delicious. We arrived quite early for dinner and it was already quite full, so a reservation is recommended. The service was good,even though it was quite full,they attended to us as soon as they could and the food arrived fast. Overall, a must try for everyone seeking some good Chinese food in den Haag.”

“This Chinese restaurant is a real gem in The Hague. My colleagues who are Chinese or who’ve been to China often go there, which says a lot. It’s open all day and has a very large menu. Even after visiting more than five times, there are still plenty of dishes left to try, and almost everything I’ve had has been delicious. The place has its own atmosphere and culture. I haven’t been to China myself, but I’ve heard it’s quite authentic and representative of a typical Chinese restaurant. It’s usually busy, the prices are fair, and the overall experience is always enjoyable. It’s great whether you’re looking for a quick bite, grabbing something to go, or sitting down for a full meal with friends or family. I’ve often seen large Chinese families dining together there, which adds to the lively feel. I definitely recommend it. I always enjoy going back.”

“Full Moon in Den Haag is always bustling, so booking a table in advance is a must. Their egg tarts are absolutely delicious, though keep in mind they are only available on the lunch menu. The restaurant is very spacious, making it a great choice for large groups or even wedding parties. While the food is solid rather than spectacular, the service is fast and efficient. An ideal spot for a lively group dim sum!”