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lunch for 4, a simple dim sum at his favorite restaurant with just another two friends.

the egg tart is super delicious, the crust is so flaky and the custard is delicate. this is probably the best for the best that you started your dim sum with it.

 after the meal, three of you walked to the dutch history museum, on your way, you stopped at this square briefly to admire skyline of den haag.

  you're here to see the special exhibition from isaac israel. an israelite painter born and raised in the lowland. you never know there's a theater called scala once upon s time right in the wagenstraat in today's china town where the performance were on and he painted many dancers in that time. you never know there was a zoo in den haag until you saw the artist's paintings.

there are other exhibitions too but primarily the art works from local artists or arts related to the city of den haag. it's interesting to learn about a city through arts.

 you only know this as a mean of transportation for the ancient china or japan, it's interesting to know that it existed also for the lowland.

 you adjourned to dudok cafe for tea after the museum. this is the view right in front of the dutch history museum.

 you walk along the side path beside the pond

 casually moving to dudok cafe

where you had a famous dudok apple tart for yourself while the others decided on pear tart. you love you apple tart, the crumble and with a little bit of cream, yum!