Where to eat Chinese food in Hoogerheide: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Chinese food in Hoogerheide, North Brabant Province, The Netherlands including Zhong, Tasty World, Lotus, de Jasmijn, Cafetaria Funny
1. Zhong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By LaurentPerrier
We recently had dinner at this restaurant and this was a very impressive experience.We received a very friendly welcome by the lady owner and were escorted to our table. The restaurant is trendy, spacious and the soft lounge music in the background helps you further to bring you in the mood. We were given the wine menu. Not big, but with sufficient choices including new world wines, at ok prices. We went for the Louis Jadot Macon Villages, which is a winner.We had the surprise menu and started with some nice deep fried bites, followed by good fish soup but then the highlight of the evening arrived: four dishes with chicken, pork, beef and fish, all tasting fantastic! Wow, truly next level Chinese food, not be compared with your local Chinese restaurant. My dessert was ok, but nothing special.Great place, nice atmosphere, lovely owner and staff, truly amazing main dishes. Zhong is my new favorite Asian restaurant and I can't wait to go back.
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2. Tasty World
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Our hotel restaurant is well situated on the A58 between Bergen op Zoom and Goes. Aviolanda and BASF are just a short distance from the hotel. All possible facilities are available. The rooms are equipped with LCD TVs and Wi-Fi. The restaurant has a World
Reviewed By Zi0Nick
Ok, it's an "all-you-can-eat" place... ok, it's not run by Japanese people, and ok, it proposes some kind of "fusion" cuisine... I guess some of these points may sound not nice for purists of Japanese or wok food, anyway I have to say Tasty World proposes very good quality and large choice of foods, including some European style pasta.I visited Tasty World on an October weekend with my family. Rates are not exactly the cheapest, and they are even higher during weekends, but the price is not a fake "all-included" as I saw in other places. Soft drinks, cold and warm, are also in the price and only alcohol has to be paid apart. As I mentioned the choice is huge, able to satisfy most tastes. Even kids get some variety of choices, which, in my experience, is not really common.Japanese style preparations are tasty and well presented, several dumplings are available and many different deep fried dishes are provided and constantly replaced.Wok, BBQ and teppanyaki preparations have different "stations" and waiting time is typically short.Desserts include both European and Asian tastes.The personnel is also rather kind and helpful, everyone tried to accommodate us in the best suitable way and helped with minor issues (table swinging).The only negative points that need to be remarked are mainly related to the restaurant hardware itself: the table where we sat was swinging like a grandmother's chair and it looked like several (unsuccessful) attempts had already been done to fix it with some beer mats under the table's feet. Nevertheless it continued moving during all of our dinner. The other facility that needs to be fixed is definitely the kids'playroom. The choice to have such a room is great, but the way it is maintained is terrible: the room was extremely dirty, with mud everywhere, wall paper was broken and ripped off in many points and except for some plastic balls and two cages there was nothing to play with. Ideally there should be someone having a look on the room.Tasty world is advisable for families and groups, but don't expect to find it silent or intimate, it's everything but that.Overall a nice venue.
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3. Lotus
Reviewed By Sambor M
Disgusting, tasteless feed. Without savor and smell!!! Mockery from chinese and hindu kitchen. Nice service...
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4. de Jasmijn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Kaboskabouter
Foreign to Holland? Well, this is the typical Chinese Restaurant as one could find them everywhere in every shopping mall and on "every" corner. This one survived through adjusting to the changing habits when people didn't want to cook for themselves. During the weekend there is a vast choice of "our" Chinese food at a very favourable price, the food presented in the shape of a buffet. Eat as much as you like. Plate service during weekdays and weekends as well. A la carte dining and menus available in English. Rather large restaurant, so plenty of seating available. One of only a couple of Chinese restaurants still available, the rest having succumbed to the influx of Greek, Turkish, Mexican, Italian etc. restaurants. Most typical Dutch Chinese meal? Babi Pangang=roasted pork strips in a tomatosauce on a bed of sweet&sour cabbage (called Atjar Tjampoer). This is the laugh of Indonesians as they don't eat pork!Good place though with hard working staff and prompt service.
5. Cafetaria Funny
Reviewed By Tippo_11
Na onze laatste voorstelling stond er weer een geweldige rijsttafel gereed die tot in de puntjes verzorgd was door de mensen van Funny. Heerlijk, vers bereid, volop keuze uit gerechten en meer dan voldoende. Dit was weer prima!
