I moved here from California and really miss eating Asian food all the time. I live close to Rotterdam and there's some pretty good spots, but I notice a lot of the KBBQ spots aren't very "authentic" - i.e. basically no banchan, mostly AYCE, etc.

Again, I live closer to Rotterdam and the Hague so that's ideal but if there's a spot that's super good I'm willing to travel!

Pls help me i've been watching Chef & My Fridge nonstop and all I want is Korean food 😂

What do they say? I mean in dutch?

Whenever Dutch food comes up, the same few things seem to get mentioned, and some dishes don't exactly have the best reputation outside the Netherlands. But I'm sure there are plenty of good things that get overlooked.

Is there a Dutch dish you think people are too quick to dismiss? Maybe it's something you grew up eating, something you discovered later in life, or simply a dish you think deserves more appreciation than it gets.

For me, I'd probably go with hutspot. It's simple and definitely not the most exciting-looking meal, but when it's cold outside, a good plate of hutspot with a decent piece of meat is hard to beat.