Restaurants & Cafes · Maastricht
Fu Wah is that no-frills Chinese spot in Maastricht where the menu is basically a novel of options. You want loempia? They got it. Saté? Yep. A full-on Chinese rijsttafel for two that’ll make you question if you even need friends? Also yes. It’s takeout central, but the vibe is still solid, no fancy decor, just straight-up Cantonese and Indonesian dishes that hit the spot. The 1-person combo menus are like €12, so it’s not gonna break the bank, and the app makes ordering feel way less awkward than calling in. If you’re into sharing (or just really hungry), the rijsttafels are the move. They throw in all the classics, babi pangang, tjap tjoy, saté, so you can pretend you’re at a feast. Or just order a mountain of mini loempia’s and call it a day. Either way, it’s the kind of place you’ll keep coming back to when you can’t be bothered to cook.
Fu Wah is that no-frills Chinese spot in Maastricht where the menu is basically a novel of options. You want loempia? They got it. Saté? Yep. A full-on Chinese rijsttafel for two that’ll make you question if you even need friends? Also yes. It’s takeout central, but the vibe is still solid, no fancy decor, just straight-up Cantonese and Indonesian dishes that hit the spot. The 1-person combo menus are like €12, so it’s not gonna break the bank, and the app makes ordering feel way less awkward than calling in. If you’re into sharing (or just really hungry), the rijsttafels are the move. They throw in all the classics, babi pangang, tjap tjoy, saté, so you can pretend you’re at a feast. Or just order a mountain of mini loempia’s and call it a day. Either way, it’s the kind of place you’ll keep coming back to when you can’t be bothered to cook.
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Fu Wah is that no-frills Chinese spot in Maastricht where the menu is basically a novel of options. You want loempia? They got it. Saté? Yep. A full-on Chinese rijsttafel for two that’ll make you question if you even need friends? Also yes. It’s takeout central, but the vibe is still solid, no fancy decor, just straight-up Cantonese and Indonesian dishes that hit the spot. The 1-person combo menus are like €12, so it’s not gonna break the bank, and the app makes ordering feel way less awkward than calling in. If you’re into sharing (or just really hungry), the rijsttafels are the move. They throw in all the classics, babi pangang, tjap tjoy, saté, so you can pretend you’re at a feast. Or just order a mountain of mini loempia’s and call it a day. Either way, it’s the kind of place you’ll keep coming back to when you can’t be bothered to cook.
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