Some muslim friends are visiting us that only eat hala food.

They are not as strict that they object to a restaurant that has other things, but to always ask details if the fish menu (since fish is hala) maybe has some alcohol in the sauce, or uses "just a bit of bacon to flavour the sauce", or uses lard (from pigs) when frying potatoes and so on is exhausting for them, so they prefer restaurants that clearly state hala and where of course the beef and chicken is also halal.

So do any of you know of Halal restaurants in Delft that are good for a dinner with friends ?

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I live near the Hoven and every place i see on Google ends up being €15/20 a meal that isn’t even generous with the portions.
Can you guys recommend a restaurant in the Delft area that offers cheap, filling food that tastes good?
I hate cooking and thuisbezorgd daily would be way too much

Thanks in advance

Hoi allemaal!

I moved to Delft from overseas a few days ago and am trying to finally learn Dutch. I speak German and English, and it’s honestly pretty cool how many English-speaking people there are around Delft.

As a German, I feel like I can already understand quite a bit of Dutch, especially when reading or when people speak slowly. But the second someone starts speaking at normal speed, I’m completely lost 😅 And I somehow don’t dare to answer in Dutch yet.

For the Germans here: how long did it take you to get to the point where you could actually have a normal conversation in Dutch? Any tips that helped you make the jump from “I kind of understand this” to actually speaking?

Would love to hear how it went for others!