SABRI takes us around The Hague
Amsterdam-born and shaped by her Moroccan-Algerian roots, SABRI makes music that sits in the messy space between feeling and logic. Her latest releases, “Voices In My Head” and “Stay”, turn inward, exploring self-doubt, faith, love and the choices we make when emotion takes over. For FOUND, we step outside the music and into The Hague, as SABRI takes us through the places she loves, from chips loaded with mayo to her go-to Sudanese spot.
Skins
I’m really big on perfume, so Skins is one of my favourite stores. They have everything, literally — makeup brands, perfume, all of it.
Van Schaik
This is where I like to come to get stroopwafels. If you don’t know them, they’re like a biscuit with caramel, and you can see them being made right there in the window. Lekker, lekker.
Manneken Pis
If you really want good fries, this is the spot. In the Netherlands we do them with a lot of mayo. I know a lot of people think that’s disgusting, but you’re just weird. I like to come here whenever I’m having a cheat day.
Crazy Horse Records
I wanted to bring you to my favourite record store in The Hague. I can see Kendrick’s DAMN. through the window, which is one of my favourite Kendrick albums, and The Fugees’ The Score — that’s my favourite rap album.
Warung Mini
This is my go-to food spot in The Hague. It’s a Surinamese restaurant - I usually go for the chicken satay or a really good chicken roti roll. Definitely come here when you’re in The Hague.
