WangWang Eethuis is a casual Chinese wok and grill eatery at Wagenstraat 109, 2512 AS Den Haag, in the heart of The Hague‘s Chinatown. It calls itself ‘t gezellige eethuisje op de Wagenstraat’, the cosy little eatery on Wagenstraat, and promises authentic Chinese dishes at a sharp price. Travelers come for quick, fresh, vegetable-heavy meals that are cooked to order while they watch.
What to Expect at WangWang Eethuis
The kitchen works on a simple idea: fast, healthy Asian food that is grilled or wok-tossed in front of you. The chefs choose ingredients for freshness and quality. Each dish arrives loaded with vegetables and packed in an easy take-out box, so you can eat at the counter, back at your hotel, or on a bench nearby. The full menu card is posted on the official website and can be downloaded before you go.
The space is small and informal, with a neighbourhood snack-bar feel rather than a formal dining room. Its location on Wagenstraat, the spine of Chinatown, puts it among Asian supermarkets, bakeries and noodle bars. With 4.5 stars across nearly 400 reviews, it is a dependable lunch or early-dinner stop between the city centre and Den Haag HS station.
- Open Kitchen: Meals are wokked or grilled while you wait and watch.
- Vegetable-Rich Boxes: Generous portions of fresh vegetables come with every dish.
- Budget Pricing: Fast-food prices for freshly cooked Chinese food.
- Take-Out Format: Sturdy boxes are made for office, home or picnic eating.
- Delivery Option: You can order through the restaurant’s Uber Eats store.
WangWang Eethuis at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Wagenstraat 109, 2512 AS Den Haag, Netherlands |
| Neighborhood / Area | Chinatown, Centrum |
| Operating Hours | Daily 12:00 to 22:00 |
| Admission / Price Range | $ (budget; full menu card on the website) |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 20 to 45 minutes |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Grote Markt tram stop; walking distance from Den Haag HS; paid city-centre garages |
| Official Website & Phone | wangwangdenhaag.weebly.com / +31 70 362 8701 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
No reservation is needed, because service is walk-in and counter-based. To avoid queues, arrive just after the 12:00 opening or before 18:00, since office workers fill the counter at lunch and the dinner rush follows. The Grote Markt tram stop is a few minutes’ walk away. Den Haag HS station is a short stroll south, and Den Haag Centraal is about 15 minutes on foot. Drivers should use the paid garages in the city centre, because street parking in Chinatown is scarce.
Access is from the street into a compact interior, so wheelchair users may prefer takeaway; call ahead to check entry details. Wagenstraat itself is flat and paved, which makes it easy to explore with a stroller. Afterwards, walk to the ornate Chinatown gates on Wagenstraat, the café terraces of Grote Markt, or the historic covered arcade De Passage, all within about 10 minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the opening hours of WangWang Eethuis?
It is open every day from 12:00 to 22:00. Mid-afternoon visits are the quietest.
Do I need a reservation?
No. Walk in and order at the counter, or order delivery through Uber Eats. Prices sit firmly in the budget tier.
How long does a visit take?
Dishes are cooked fast, so plan on 20 to 45 minutes if you eat in. Takeaway orders are usually ready within minutes.
Is it suitable for families?
Yes. The relaxed setting, quick service and vegetable-packed boxes suit families. There is no dress code.
When planning your The Hague travel guide or comparing verified restaurants and asian restaurant in The Hague, pair this stop with standout local spots including Woeng Kee, Baryo Pilipinas, Aleppo, and Istana Indonesisch Restaurant (nearby).
