As a food enthusiast, I often find myself drawn to smaller, more intimate restaurants for a unique dining experience. However, my recent visit to Little V in The Hague proved to be a nice surprise that changed my look at bigger restaurant chains.
The restaurant was quite spacious, offering an array of different tables to cater to various group sizes and preferences. The vibrant decor and cheerful chatter added to the overall allure of the place.
However, it must be said that the noise level in the restaurant was a bit high, making it difficult to have on a conversation without raising our voices.
Little V boasts an extensive menu featuring a wide array of Vietnamese food items. From an selection of starters to delectable meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes, the menu promises something for every palate. One highlight that caught our attention was the “one pot” meal option. This unique concept offered a tempting combination of rice noodles, the dish of our choice, flavorful veggies, and spring rolls with an assortment of aromatic herbs and sauces.
For our dining adventure, we opted for the one pot meal and selected an array of dishes to savor. The pork belly, grilled lamb cutlets, and grilled beef skewers were definite favorites. For a bigger restauarnt chain, I have to admit the food was good! Ofcourse not the best I ever had, but way better then expected..
As a refreshing accompaniment to our meal, I was delighted to discover that Little V offered a selection of homemade iced teas, lemonades, and cocktails. The variety of options perfectly complemented the vibrant and zesty flavors of the Vietnamese cuisine.
In conclusion, Little V in The Hague proved to be a surprising and delightful dining destination, for a fast diner, I would definitely come back, but small vietnamese restauarant still have my preferance.
Review: 7.3/10
Price / Quality: 7 | Service: 8 | Atmosphere: 7 | Originality: 7 | Freshness: 7 | Choice: 8
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