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He received a 10 from Mara Grimm, but where does Choux chef Merijn van Berlo like to eat?

He received a 10 from Mara Grimm, but where does Choux chef Merijn van Berlo like to eat?

Merijn van Berlo, the acclaimed chef of Amsterdam restaurant Choux, has shared his personal list of favorite dining spots and specific dishes across the city. His recommendations range from casual staples like Café De Linden and New King to high-end establishments such as Flore, Rijks, and Kaagman & Kortekaas. The selection highlights his appreciation for traditional craftsmanship, seasonal Dutch products, and innovative vegetable-led cuisine.

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