Decent Cantonese spot in Roermond. Had the roasted duck, juicy and pretty flavorful. Felt close to what I&#39;d get back in Guangzhou.

The portions are solid for what you pay, and the mains are always consistent. Fries are a bit basic, but honestly the main dishes carry it. Been here a few times now, still good.

Been coming here for a while now, and it stays consistent. The local ingredients really come through&mdash;everything tasted fresh. Small place, so you gotta book ahead. Service was friendly, not rushed. Maybe a bit quiet for some, but that&#39;s why I keep going back.

The owner-chef clearly cares about what he does. He stopped by our table for a quick chat, which was nice. The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was the best I&#39;ve had in a long while - creamy, not too sweet. Rest of the meal was decent too. Maybe slightly pricey for the portion size, but I&#39;d still go back.

Stopped by after the new owners took over. Sandwiches are still big, that&rsquo;s good. Service was actually friendly this time, even when it got busy. Had the club, plenty of filling. Place could use a bit of a wipe down but nothing terrible. Solid spot for a quick lunch if you&#39;re in the area.

The terrace is the main draw here&mdash;even in winter it works. Staff didn&#39;t hover, just efficient. Shared the platter with a local beer; decent portion for two. Fine for a quick stop and watching the street. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. Prices fair for what you get.

Stopped by again on my last visit&mdash;still solid. The schnitzel was crispy and the potato salad had that nice tangy kick. Place gets busy around noon, so you might wait a bit. But honestly, the food came out fast once we ordered. Happy I picked this spot again.

The dim sum here is legit. We shared a bunch of plates and everything came out hot and fresh. Prices felt fair for the quality. Nothing fancy inside but that&#39;s fine by me.

Came Saturday morning thinking they&rsquo;d be serving food early&mdash;nope, kitchen opens at 9. Pre-made sandwiches were a bit too saucy for me, but the coffee hit the spot. Went back Monday, food was decent, though everything had a faint turmeric thing going on. Yogurt bowl and homemade peanut butter were the real winners. Service is slow, only three people doing everything, but they&rsquo;re clearly trying.

The tomato soup keeps me coming back every time. Service stays friendly and quick, even on busy nights. Sure, it&#39;s a bit pricey and not the easiest spot to get to, but that soup&#39;s worth it.

Came here on a whim and honestly left pretty full. Three courses with wine and water didn&rsquo;t break the bank. The Russian salad was a nice fresh start, and the stew was properly tender. Maybe not mind-blowing, but solid for the price. I&rsquo;d sit outside again if the weather cooperates.

The terrace is lovely, and the beer list is solid. My salad was fresh, though the portion felt a bit small.

The owner actually remembers you. That alone makes this place stand out. Pizza was solid, the stuffed roll even better. Just be ready for the cash-only thing, caught me off guard the first time. Cozy little spot, feels genuinely local.

The breakfast menu here is pretty big, lots of veggie and vegan options which is nice. Food quality is solid and portions are generous. Modern look inside but feels a bit cold, not super cozy. I&#39;d book a table before coming, it gets busy. Decent spot for a proper breakfast.

The wagyu really was the highlight &mdash; tender, properly seasoned, didn&rsquo;t need anything else on the plate. We walked in without a reservation and got lucky, though it was packed. Service kept up fine despite the chaos. Prices felt fair for what you got, especially for the quality. Just a bit loud near the kitchen, but I&rsquo;d still go back.

Coffee&rsquo;s solid, pastries are decent too. It&rsquo;s a chain so nothing special, but you know what you&rsquo;re getting. Fine for a quick stop.

The golden latte was really nice, smooth and not too sweet. Space is comfortable for sitting a while, though it did get a bit busy later. Almond croissant was already sold out when I got there around 3pm, so go earlier if you want one. I just had the coffee and it was enough for me.

The ribs were properly sticky and the sauce had a real kick to it. Potato wedges on the side, nothing fancy but done right. Cozy enough inside, even with the market bustle right outside.

Sat at the bar last Friday. Cocktails were solid, bartender knew what he was doing. Place gets loud but that&#39;s part of the vibe. Good for a casual night out.

Lovely little restaurant, just off the small square, a wee hidden gem, a limited menu as Andre Rieu concert was on in the square, but the food was delicious, as a group we had home made pasta with Bolognaise or Chilli and Clams for a main and the cannoli and tiramisu for dessert. Quote &#39;best Tiramisu Ive had&#39; and a free shot of Limoncello to finish the meal.

Overall, great experience. Very helpful and caring staff. The speed of the service was remarkable, as well as the quality of the food. We had the Liegeoise Meatballs - amazing! 5*

Been coming here for years and the Kirsch Baiser never disappoints. Lemon Baiser is solid too. Still my go-to spot for cake in Aachen.

**Review of Noima in Aachen, Germany**I recently had the pleasure of dining at Noima in Aachen, and I must say, it was an extraordinary experience. The meal was nothing short of a taste explosion&mdash;every dish was a masterpiece of flavor, beautifully prepared with great attention to detail. The quality of the ingredients and the skill in execution were evident in every bite. Given the exceptional standard of the food, I was pleasantly surprised by the pricing. Honestly, they could charge more for this level of culinary excellence, and it would still be worth every penny. Noima offers top-tier dining that surpasses expectations in both taste and presentation. Highly recommended!

Third time here and the satay still hits the spot. Portions are solid and the staff&#39;s friendly. Prices went up a bit but honestly fine for what you get.

Lunch buffet for &euro;8.90 is still a solid deal, and the place looks way nicer after the renovation. Just wish they kept the chocolate fountain on a bit longer 😅

The interior is nice and the terrace is lovely. Egg Royale was decent, coffee pretty good too. Fine spot to sit for a while.

The food was really tasty and the staff were friendly. We sat near the window, which was nice. Service was quick too, so we didn&#39;t have to wait long. A good place for a simple dinner if you&#39;re in the old town area. Prices seemed fair for what we got.

Stopped by for a quick dinner and grabbed a pizza. Dough was nicely chewy, sauce had good flavor. Service was fast, didn&#39;t have to wait long at all. Place was pretty busy but still managed to get a table. Solid if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy. Maybe not mind-blowing, but it hit the spot.

Cozy terrace, friendly staff who explained the menu well. Food was tasty and not pricey. Inside&#39;s a bit tight though.

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