Slip Away to Rabbijn Maarsenplein for Quiet Dining

While the front terraces of Grote Markt are electrifying for drinks and people-watching, they can become crowded and loud during peak evening hours. When you want a more intimate meal without leaving the immediate area, walk just thirty paces behind the square into Rabbijn Maarsenplein.

This secluded courtyard acts as a peaceful buffer zone directly adjacent to The Hague's Chinatown district. Here, you will find authentic dim sum spots, cozy noodle parlors, and tucked-away sushi bars offering a stark, tranquil contrast to the energetic basslines and clinking glassware echoing from the front of the market.