I think Lotus Vert is a-ok; it solves a craving for Vietnamese food. However, I'm used to super…read moreflavorful beef broth in pho and I though Lotus Vert's pho was satisfactory in that sense. They have a good amount of seating indoors and when my friend and I went on a random weekday for lunch, there weren't a ton of other people. They have a bunch of offerings on their menu with different appetizers, main dishes, and soups. Service was just ok, but I've noticed this at establishments in Brussels in general. As of early 2024, a bowl of pho will set you back under 15 euros. They also accept card as a form of payment.

Delicious mom and pop shop! Service was decent and quiet. Highly recommend if you're looking for…read moredinner.

Vankee is such a low-key spot in the Saint-Catherine area serving up Chinese food. I've gone a…read morecouple times for lunch since they have daily lunch specials (except for Wednesday) for €7.50 and have enjoyed my food each time. It's ran by one lady who takes your order then goes to the back and cooks your meal fresh to order! It's more of a take-out spot but I've eaten in the restaurant a few times. Decor is very minimal but the area is very clean. Some memorable dishes for me include the chicken fried rice and the spicy beef dish. We've also had some of the shu mai but it was underwhelming. They accept card but have a minimum of €14.

Went looking for Chinese food and ran across this gem in the small lovely neighborhood by…read moreSaint-Catherine's church. Their sign says takeaway only, but they have a couple of small tables inside and they allowed us to dine in. Food: Dumplings were tasty, stir fry had great flavor, soup was delicious. Portions were generous - they didn't skimp on the ingredients. Loads of veggies and meat. Cost: €46 for two dumplings, a chicken and veggie stir fry with white rice, a noodle soup, a shrimp wonton soup, and two bottled waters. Service: My high school French sucks and I don't speak Mandarin, but Google translate got us to the finish line. The lady at the counter was delightful and friendly. Overall: Give this a try. It's unpretentious and the food was fresh and tasty. Eat in (in take away containers) or take it to go. Takes cards and cash.

Quite a great concept! Loaded with many food options. And a…read morebar / brewery. You scan a QR code that directs you to a website you order from any of the food kiosks. You pay online then you will receive notification when your food / drinks are ready for you to pick up. There is a lot of seating opportunities all around the entire food court . I loved this concept and really enjoyed the beer from the Wolf brewery.

Wolf is in walking distance to the Grand Place and offers a variety of cuisines at a good price…read more We ate here twice during our visit after growing tired of the high prices and subpar food in the city center. We were able to buy beer at the bar, ate Indian, Vietnamese, Syrian, and Mediterranean during our visits. The Indian and Mediterranean were our favorites. They have burgers, tacos, sushi, bao buns, a dessert shop, and many more options. My dinner each night was around €16 including beer. It's not your typical fast food either. The food tastes great and is casual enough that you don't feel rushed.

Excellent roast duck. Very nice flavor, good service. Price was very reasonable. I went there twice…read morein two days. When restaurants would not try to cook well. This restaurant stood out.

I am iffy about this place. They seem to be family-owned, so I don't want to bash on them. I would…read morelove to support local businesses. I came here as a second choice because my first choice was closed on Mondays. I ordered the beef noodle soup, but it came in some kind of ramen style. The soup wasn't bad, but not the Taiwanese beef noodle soup I was hoping/expecting. The xiao long bao tasted more like small pork buns. I was hoping they'd pan fry them, but they weren't either. The water boiled beef was good and tasty. It got the heat that I was looking for. Speaking of heat, gawwwd. In the middle of a heat wave, I was thankful that they were still open, but they only got one AC system near the register. I was lucky to have a table near that slice of heaven.

Excellent cuisine with truly typical dishes that you usually can't find on the menu of most…read more"standard" Chinese restaurants. Service was impeccable. The waiter (apparently the owner' son) advise us and let us personalise our dishes. For example, we could take the mussels but with the black bean sauce instead of the spicy sauce (that combination was not as such listed in the menu). We were also proposed sautéed Chinese vegetables (Pak Choi) as we wanted to add some green to our meal. Bottom line the whole diner was authentic and really delicious. Warmly recommended!

My first time I this country. Chinese Tour guide brought us here and it was a great choice…read more They have WIFI! Just ask the servers or the waiter for the password. This was awesome especially to someone who can only access the Internet through wifi. There's a lot of competition from the other restaurants (I.e. the salespeople outside of each restaurant try to entice passerbys but don't be fooled. I was told the price the salespeople tell you l may not be the price inside the restaurant so confirm your prices. If you don't want it, all you have to do is pass by. When we arrived around 1:30pm on a weekday, we ordered the mussels in Garlic Sauce quickly per recommendation from tour guide. It came with Belgium fries. There was a good amount of mussels for 4 people. If you have 4 people, you'll need to order more dishes. Since we ordered first of our tour group and quick, the mussels arrived quickly. Water isn't free. I ordered the Stella beer. Ordered the seafood rice dish. It's big and worth it. It comes with clam, mussels, squid, shrimp, and yellow rice. I love seafood and I enjoyed this dish. Go up a narrow staircase at the back to the restroom. 1 unisex sink. Soap ran out. Overall, I'd come to this place again.

Ordered the chicken katsu for dinner here. The restaurant is spacious and has lots of tables. I was…read morehere on a weeknight when it wasn't super busy but there were still a lot of servers ready to help. The dish was good and had more sauce than expected.

The family and went to the Wagamama after spending a couple hours on the hop on hop off bus tour…read more This was the first place in Europe that my mom actually ate the food. She order the Miso Tofu Soup and said that it was very tasty. We also ordered the Fried Chicken and the Pumpkin Croquettes Curry. the Curry was very light in typical form and super yummy! Everyone ate all of their food. Now the servers were pleasant to European standards, which meant they let you be and came over when asked. The prices were a little on the pricier side of things but for the tourist area we were in seemed reasonable. The restaurant itself was in a shopping district with lots of great stores nearby. I found it cleaned and comfy, but other than the food nothing to write home about! If you are in the area and would like fast good food, I would give this place shot!

I came here because I was in search of a good steak. (I did not stay at this hotel) They were doing…read moreconstruction on the front entrance of the Marriott, so I entered through the back (which was probably the main entrance of the restaurant). The service was excellent. You can tell they have a higher level of professionalism. They served some bread with one of the best butters I have tried. I guiltily finished off the complementary bread and asked for more. They have an extensive list of wines, beers, and spirits. The server recommended Jungle Joy by the Brussels Beer Project. It was great! Of course I got the Tomahawk to share. Then I also split a lunch set menu, which came with salad and mussels. The salad was very refreshing and tasty. The mussels was such a large portion and tasted very fresh. It came with fries, which I loved! The kitchen cut our steak for us and served us salad on separate plates. That was very helpful! This lunch for two cost 81 euros without tip and tax. You wouldn't find this gem of a restaurant with this level of service and quality of food in Los Angeles.

This review is just for breakfast service during my stay at the Marriott Hotel. The breakfast is…read moremore than ample with a variety of foods on the buffet including scrambled eggs, bacon, tomatoes, beans, and pastries, toast, croissants and cereal. The best bonus is the omelette station or eggs made to order. Those were so good and customizable. They also had some waffle irons. There is an espresso and coffee machine and plenty of juices as well. I definitely enjoyed having a big breakfast each day of my stay while the Marriott lounge was under construction

Super nice spot. We enjoyed eating here and had a nice experience. We were welcomed by a polite…read moreserver who seated us and brought water. We were hungry and ordered immediately. We ordered crispy spring rolls and Singha beer to start. The rolls were piping hot and delicious. We also enjoyed yellow curry (they offer green and red) and chicken fried rice. Great experience and highly recommend!

The most horrible Thai food I've ever eaten . I guessed…read morethey cooked for people who don't know the real Thai food. I don't recommend it, go eat elsewhere. The only nice thing is services. Food came out very very slow. Don't waste your money here, not cheap