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Eazie Leidenbreestraat

Eazie on Leidenbreestraat is an Asian food bar, not a sit-down restaurant situation. You order at the counter, grab a seat, and eat. That's it. The vibe is easy: come with friends, or come alone and read a magazine while you eat. No one's rushing you out. The menu is poké bowls and wok dishes, built around rice or noodles. Chicken teriyaki, beef in black chilli sauce, salmon poké with avocado and edamame, wakadori chicken poké. Most of it lands around 11 to 13 euros, and there are options from 7,99 if you're watching your wallet. What makes it worth it: you build your own bowl. Meat, vegan, gluten-free, halal, high-protein, low-calorie, chopsticks or fork, they don't care. There's even a health angle worked out with a sports dietitian if you're actually training for something. Catering and office lunches exist too, from 10 people up.

Eazie Leidenbreestraat — Über

Eazie on Leidenbreestraat is an Asian food bar, not a sit-down restaurant situation. You order at the counter, grab a seat, and eat. That's it. The vibe is easy: come with friends, or come alone and read a magazine while you eat. No one's rushing you out. The menu is poké bowls and wok dishes, built around rice or noodles. Chicken teriyaki, beef in black chilli sauce, salmon poké with avocado and edamame, wakadori chicken poké. Most of it lands around 11 to 13 euros, and there are options from 7,99 if you're watching your wallet. What makes it worth it: you build your own bowl. Meat, vegan, gluten-free, halal, high-protein, low-calorie, chopsticks or fork, they don't care. There's even a health angle worked out with a sports dietitian if you're actually training for something. Catering and office lunches exist too, from 10 people up.

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Eazie Leidenbreestraat

Eazie on Leidenbreestraat is an Asian food bar, not a sit-down restaurant situation. You order at the counter, grab a seat, and eat. That's it. The vibe is easy: come with friends, or come alone and read a magazine while you eat. No one's rushing you out. The menu is poké bowls and wok dishes, built around rice or noodles. Chicken teriyaki, beef in black chilli sauce, salmon poké with avocado and edamame, wakadori chicken poké. Most of it lands around 11 to 13 euros, and there are options from 7,99 if you're watching your wallet. What makes it worth it: you build your own bowl. Meat, vegan, gluten-free, halal, high-protein, low-calorie, chopsticks or fork, they don't care. There's even a health angle worked out with a sports dietitian if you're actually training for something. Catering and office lunches exist too, from 10 people up.