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    A former bank building on the Sluis waterfront, repurposed into a relaxed French restaurant with an Asian current running through the menu. The chef moves between Anjou pigeon and pork belly gyoza without making it feel like a theme, which is harder than it sounds. The wine list is long and the hospitality is the kind that makes you stay later than planned.

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    • Koreaanse bouillon

      “met gerechten zoals Koreaanse bouillon en Maleisische barbecue-kip”

      Lekker 500, 2026
    • Maleisische barbecue-kip

      “met gerechten zoals Koreaanse bouillon en Maleisische barbecue-kip”

      Lekker 500, 2026
    • Anjou pigeon

      “Whether expertly roasting Anjou pigeon on the bone or making pork belly gyoza with an edamame vinaigrette”

      Michelin Guide
    • Pork belly gyoza

      “making pork belly gyoza with an edamame vinaigrette”

      Michelin Guide

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