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Mother's Day Special - World of Streetfood
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Shipping information
Shipping information
We deliver throughout the Netherlands (with the exception of the Wadden Islands). Our refrigerated delivery costs are €6.90 (excluding €3 service fees).
Please note: on Sunday, April 20, we will charge an increased delivery fee of €19.80 due to the national holiday. You can also choose to have your meal delivered on Saturday, April 19 for €6.90 and eat it on Sunday evening.
A small number of exclusive restaurants use a private "priority delivery service". This service costs €29.
The delivery fees we charge cover the refrigerated pickup from the restaurant and ensure that your meal is delivered to your home under optimal conditions. You will be continuously informed of the status of your order. In addition, we work with a specialized courier service that transports each meal with the greatest possible care and attention.
The menu
The menu
- Korean Fried Chicken-
Shelf life
Shelf life
We advise consuming the dishes within 2 days of receipt.
Mother's Day Special - World of Streetfood










What's inside?
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Korean fried chicken
The popular bar snack from Korea. -

Tiradito
Just like ceviche, tiradito comes from Peru and, thanks to the citrus, ginger, lime juice, and coriander, is a wonderfully fresh summer dish. -

Gyoza
A Japanese dumpling, or a small filled pastry. 2 with a filling of duck and vegetables and 2 with a filling of shrimp and vegetables. -

Taco El Pastor
A traditional Mexican recipe, seasoned meat on a soft corn tortilla. -

Choripan
Originally an Argentinian street food dish, but it is also widely eaten in Chile, Uruguay, and Peru. -

Bao Bun
The Bao bun is a steamed bun that dates back to 400 BC and originates from China. -

Croquettes
Croquettes originally come from France, where they were created in the 17th century due to a surplus of flour. -

Tom Yam Soup
The world-famous sweet potato soup from Thailand. This soup is also often eaten with shrimp. -

Pastel de Nata
Pastel de Nata originated in the 18th century in Lisbon and was invented by monks.