Garoeda Indonesian Restaurant
Restaurant Garoeda
A long-established Indonesian restaurant in The Hague, open since 1949, serving traditional rijsttafel in an Art Nouveau building.
Located on the corner of Kneuterdijk and Heulstraat, overlooking Lange Voorhout, it has served Indonesian food since 1949 and is one of The Hague’s oldest restaurants. The five-storey building features Balinese wood carvings, an open kitchen and a rooftop cocktail bar. The signature is the rijsttafel, a spread of more than a dozen small dishes, along with street food and à la carte options. Booking ahead is recommended on weekends, and groups can book through the website. About five minutes’ walk from the Binnenhof in the city centre.
Opening hours
Dinner daily from 17:00; lunch Fri–Sun from 12:00
Nearby sights
- Prison Gate Museum
- Prince William V Gallery
- Noordeinde Palace
- Grote Kerk (St. James' Church)
- De Passage
- Binnenhof
- Lange Voorhout
- Mauritshuis