Foodhallen Rotterdam

Cosy food court with heaps of options food wise. Great options for drinks as well! Really enjoyed our visit. Always a good idea if you’re keen to try and share a lot of different types of food.

Day trip to Rotterdam and we called into the Food Hallen for lunch (we go to FH Amsterdam a lot!). Same owners and same set-up - really friendly and very busy and some really delish food. Try the Playa chicken drumsticks for 2 (A MAY ZING) and the Taqueria Lima Mexican burritos (FAB U LUS) - totally recommended!

Nice food court concept with plenty of options to choose from. You can either order from the QR code on the table or go directly to the stand and order. The QR has limited options so better to check the menu directly from the stands. Service is quick and the atmosphere is cosy. The decor is artistic with a modern flair and well integrated with the rest of the place. Food is decent and price is ok for what you get. Would recommend.

Nice place, we went on a Tuesday afternoon and there were barely any people there. I tried a strawberry iced tea and a cheesy chicken toast from K-ea and both were very tasty. There is primarily Asian cuisine, but I also saw a pizza place and a Mexican one. There are toilettes. It’s not a very big food court though, so not that many options.

Absolutely fantastic place! Everything was perfect – food, atmosphere, and service. Highly recommended!

Very nice place with lots of food and drink options and a stylish central bar.

Always a fun time trying foods here! It’s always busy though and not many spaces to sit. But still worth the stroll.

The atmosphere in this place is just great. It’s so nice to walk around and pick what you like. We tried the paradise taster from the Korean corner which was just lovely. The chicken was very nicely seasoned and the vegetarian bites were very tasty. The chicken fries from the Barbarossa counter could have had a bit more sauce and cheese and the cheese and lava cake from the pizza corner were just ok. However the experience made it a very nice evening out.

I've been to Rotterdam numerous times in the past and I've got to say that over the years it's a city that gets better & better, especially when it comes to the food scene! I stayed at the Room Mate Bruno Hotel (odd naming) and right next door, connected to the hotel (but not affiliated) is the Foodhallen Rotterdam. Here you'll find over 10 food stands selling everything from burgers to Korean street food. I decided to try the Indonesian spot, Tante San, and ordered the Beef Rendang. The dish was great, very authentic in flavor and taste! It came with a lot of the side offerings along with a chili sauce that really packs a punch. The only gripe I have was that the veggies that come on the side was a little lackluster, as they tasted a bit "water logged". There are a lot of vegetarian dishes offered though and I wonder if those may be better... The Foodhallen itself was nice, very clean with high and low top tables and the food stalls were nicely spread out, although some stalls felt "hidden" depending on which entrance you used. Overall, very cool concept and would recommend visiting when in Rotterdam!

Went on an early Saturday afternoon expecting it to be packed, but the place was very sparsely filled. That wasn't a good sign. The food was mediocre and predictably expensive. Only one place offered anything that resembled Dutch fare. The rest was different ethnic foods that weren't very good. There was a DJ stand and 2 big bars. It looked like this place is more popular at night as a bar with loud music. Not at all what I expected. I stayed in the Lijnbaan area where it was packed with people out shopping and such. The hood outside here and only 3 tram stops away seemed very dull. Very disappointed.

Upscale international food court--dog friendly! We had Vietnamese Pho and South American snacks--like empanadas, but with another name, and fried plantains.

We found this place by mistake! We were following a map given to us at the train station by one of the information desk people. He suggested a walking tour of Rotterdam, which we were following, but I think we turned down the wrong street in our travels and came upon this place! We were cold, soaked and hungry. We saw the words food and hall and decided that we needed to be in that (this) place, whatever it was. I'm so glad we chanced it because it is such a cool place! The building used to be something industrial, but I have no idea what. There are several (10-15) businesses inside; all but one served food. There is a rather large bar with an extensive drink list, Mexican, Vietnamese, Seafood, Burgers, and various other restaurants all inside. You go up to any one you want, wait around until your food/drink is ready (you get one of those blinking disks), sit where you want, and enjoy. From the bar, hubs tried beers, I drank cokes, and we shared Waygu Bitterballen and French Fries with chimichurri sauce from a place called Restaurant Bavette. Everything was delicious, but I have to be honest...the texture of the Bitterballen threw me. I was expecting a meatball, and they are more like cream candies, but crispy outside. I would definitely try more, but as this was my first time, no one told me what to expect. The food hall has tables everywhere, and you can sit at regular tables or bar heights. It wasn't very busy, and I'm guessing it was because it was the middle of the day, but I can see it as a place I'd like to hang out at in the evenings...it has a very nice atmosphere. This place will stick in my memory and if I'm ever back in Rotterdam, I will definitely be coming here again! 39/2019

Fun concept. You gotta walk around to get some food and the area is pretty chill. I got the worst food ever at the burger place tho. Small burger without taste

I ordered nachos from Taqueria Lima. For a whole €10, i got stale Tostidos chips, the gross orange cheese sauce, and what tasted/looked like tomato sauce which they labelled as fresh salsa. TEN EUROS.