Unfortunately, one of the security guards dragged a foreign boy outside, verbally abused him, and said racist words to him, saying "you are a refugee," while holding him. I had never seen this in Europe, or even in the Netherlands. How can these people commit such criminal acts without prosecution by the court?
I have never eaten such bad roti; it looks like glorified Chinese food. Lacks flavor, and the sauce in the container looks like a jelly-like consistency—seriously impressive how they manage to pull this off.
I liked the taco alhamdoulilah the delivery person was with me within 30 minutes with a friendly smile. I am very happy with the service. And the food.
Expensive food that most of the time feels like it was frozen. The portions are very small as well. It used to be a bit more affordable for a meal but the price has doubled almost with no improvement in meal quality.
I found my visit to Starbucks to be very unpleasant. To start with, I had to place my order in English because the cashier did not speak Dutch. That in itself wasn't a problem, but then I was laughed at by the two employees taking my order.
I had specifically asked for a drink without whipped cream. Nevertheless, whipped cream was added, after which one employee whispered in the other's ear that the drink had to be without whipped cream. Instead of making a new drink, the whipped cream was simply spooned out, and I was given the same drink anyway.
I understand that mistakes can be made, especially when it is busy. But I was the only customer in the store at that moment. I would have appreciated it, at the very least, if they had consulted with me to see if this was an acceptable solution.
Finally, my drink was pushed across the bar without further communication, and eye contact was no longer made.
I consider this a particularly unprofessional way of dealing with customers. Mistakes can happen, but the way they are handled makes all the difference. From Starbucks, I expected at least friendly and respectful treatment.