Joy Bar & Restaurant 自我咖啡
345 Wuning Nan Lu,
Jing An
near Yuyao Lu
武宁南路345号
近余姚路
6230-2015
Open 10-1am
Price Less than Y99 per couple
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- City Weekend
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This cozy Western-style bar and grill featuring various Dutch dishes offers excellent home-style cooking and reasonable prices. This is the only place in town offering Dutch Fries, a delight to those in the know and a must try if never tasted.
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When you come once; I guarantee you will keep coming back.
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as a dutch native i can honestly comment that the kroketten are really bad here. obviously the owner didn't eat too many of them while staying in holland. maybe should try the rest of the menu one day, i live right around the corner.
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This place doesn't have wireless, contrary to its listing. The Dutch fries are good though.
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the wireless from our building sometimes is not good ,but thank you very much for the advise! xie xie !
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Being only 2 blocks from my work its a great place to go after a long day. The owner is always friendly and meets us with a smile. Buy-one-get-one happy hour from 5-8 makes this place even better. Overall a nice neighborhood bar where one can go and relax with cheap drinks and decent bar food.
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This cozy little bar and grill is reminiscent of New York circa 1990s–stark white, simple but tastefully decorated with a smattering of colorful tulips and an obligatory Van Gogh as wall decor. The Western food tastes homemade, and various Dutch dishes complete a well-rounded eclectic menu. We tried the Dutch fries with our happy hour beers (two for one, ¥30)–a must try. The fries are topped with a mixture of mayonnaise, peanut sauce, curry ketchup and diced onions. Outstanding grilled chicken wings (¥30) and the not-so-usual authentic German sausage bratwurst (¥60), served with salad, sauerkraut, potato pancake and gravy, were exceptionally satisfying. Portions are ample and, though stuffed, we had to try the Dutch pancake with rum raisins and ice cream (¥20) for desert. The outstanding menu and prices definitely make it worth a try. –Peggy Rosen