Vandal

 

Sadly, Vandal is no longer an option for a night out, but let's go back to the days when it was still buzzing with energy and creativity. Vandal, with its unique blend of Japanese and Mediterranean cuisine, was more than just a restaurant; it was a cultural experience. Street art, a distinctive form of expression, played a central role in the ambiance of Vandal. Graffiti artists such as Pforpublik and Dopie.dsk left their mark on the walls, making every corner of the restaurant tell a story.

What really set Vandal apart was the attention to detail and experience. Cocktails weren't just served; they were a show in themselves. Shakers came to guests' tables, ready to demonstrate their mixology skills and create unique drinks that tantalized the taste buds and amazed the senses.

But Vandal was more than just food and drink; it was a place where the 'underground vibe' flourished. It was a meeting place for people who loved good food, good drinks and a bit of rebellion. It attracted a new generation looking for a dining experience that was different from the rest, one that challenged and inspired them.

Today, Vandal has transformed into 1NUL8 The Basement, but we can cherish the memories of its unique atmosphere. And for those who want to celebrate in the spirit of Vandal, we at the Rotterdam Balloon Company can provide the perfect balloon decorations to celebrate the occasion and pay tribute to the unforgettable time we had at Vandal.