I'm from Los Angeles where Asian cuisine are on par with the motherland/mother continent. So when I…read moresay this place is decent and good, it is. The beef pho is tasty with a fair amount of broth and beef, the egg rolls are crunchy and almost as good as LA. The only issue I have is that some of the dishes pictured in the menu are not the same as what you get, like the crispy calamari dish turned out to be a stirred fry.. good but not the same. Basically if you're Asian and crave Vietnamese pho or food, this little restaurant will keep you satisfy until you get home to Little Saigon.

We're from NY and we love pho. We weren't expecting much since this place was near the touristy…read morearea. This place was pretty decent. Definitely happy we found this place and recommend to anyone needing good hot broth and good vietnamese food. Fried rice was pretty good. The owner is Vietnamese and the food tastes authentic.

Exceptional food and service!…read more I got spring rolls and bun bo hue, both with tofu. The bun bo hue was DELICIOUS - flavorful, not oily, right amount of spicy, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. It was a nice surprise to have a good authentic Vietnamese meal in Brussels that is better than New York City. If I lived here, I'd be a regular. It appears to be a husband and wife owned business - hubby runs the front and wifey runs the kitchen. It is made to order, so it takes some time for the food, but you won't mind after that first bite nom nom NOM.

Small place. Be patient everything is scratch made, I believe by 1 person. A little ol lady. They…read morealso don't take plastic. But considering all we ordered, very reasonable price. Some of these dishes I haven't had since visiting Hanoi a few years ago. And boy did this bring me back. I could easily pack it all up and move to Hanoi. The people, the food, the countryside. Well considering how many Vietnamese places are in the Bay Area, this one in Brussels, is the one that rekindled the smells the tastes and ambiance of being in Hanoi, minus the miniature plastic tables and stools made for kids.) not phat ass American hynies) Nem oh Nem! Roasted pork, wrapped with sprouts scallions, carrots, and vermicelli over a rice wrapper then deep fried. Eaten wrapped in a bit of lettuce Thai basil dunked in fish sauce. Damn!!!!!!! Service a bit slow as there is only one guy for the whole shop. But man! 2 legit 2 quit!

Nice little hole in the wall. The food was excellent. Don't be discouraged by the pictures outside…read moreor in the menu. The food comes out amazing.

Decent food and good service. The Vietnamese spring rolls and the pancake were very tasty, but the…read morecaramel pork was a bit lacking. The area it is in is lovely and lots to see, so it's nice being that central for going for a drink after your meal.

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.

À real classic in the neighborhood, no frills, just value. Now with bowls with cats on them!read more

As a Vietnamese who grew up in Vietnam and lives in Southern California, I think it is a waste of…read moremoney to eat at this place. Period. I ordered Bun Bo Hue, and it was not good! The vermicelli they had was the thin one. No sir, you don't make Bun Bo Hue with thin vermicelli, and the soup wasn't that rice of the broth. You honestly can buy the paste from the super market, out some shrimp paste and lemongrass into it, and baam! You have the Bun Bo Hue that they sell over there. If you are in Belgium and you're Vietnamese and you're craving for Viet food, do me a favor. Don't go there! And one last thing: they charged me a freaking 2.5 Euros for a glass of water. I am so over it.

If I could rate half a star, or none, believe me I would. My friend and I are from Hawaii, and eat…read morephô there quite often. We initially wanted to eat at the place next door, but for whatever reason it was closed. As soon as we walked into the restaurant, we were greeted by a woman who I can only assume was the owner. She asked us how many people, I told her 2, she pointed at an open table and we sat down. After browsing through the menu for about 10 minutes, we were ready to order. It took her another 10 or so to stop at our table. The restaurant was busy, but not to the point where she didn't have a spare moment to stop at the Vietnamese and Chinese customers to talk with them...which she did. When I ordered, I pointed to what I wanted (#3 phô with beef balls and tenderloin), and as I flipped to the back where the drinks were located, she slapped my hand and scolded me in French, I'm assuming saying something along the lines of, "I couldn't read it. Wait!" She then flipped the menu back to the page where the phô was listed and wrote down my order. She asked if I wanted a small or big, I told her petite (small). After taking my friend' order, I also asked her for an orange juice, which she brought right away. Probably the only positive thing I can say about this entire experience. We waited patiently for our food, and I noticed that all the other customers who ordered phô had received a plate of fresh vegetables, which is customary, yet I hadn't received anything. When the food finally arrived, my friend politely asked her for more of the hoisin sauce because our bottle was practically empty. She scolded my friend and said that the sauce was only for phô dishes and she would bring more sauce once we used it all. So that's exactly what I did. No surprise she never returned with more sauce or a new bottle. We began eating and as I pulled the meat out of the bowl, I noticed a hair sandwiched between the layers of beef. I was already a few bites in but immediately spit out what was in my mouth and didn't touch the rest of the meal. My friend also commented that her food was mediocre as well. When she finally noticed that, although our bowls were quite full, but we weren't going to eat anymore, she finally brought the check. She had charged me for a large bowl of phô and not a small like I had ordered. At that point, we were just fed up with everything about the entire dining experience and paid exact change just so we could leave as soon as possible. I would NOT recommend his restaurant. Food - 3/10 Service - 0.5/10 Price - 4/10

Went with a friend who lives in Brussels. She had been here a few times and said the food was…read morepretty good. The food was OK. I had some kind of rice dish with chicken in it and this tasted like it should have, but bland at the same time. (Yeah, I sometimes like bland food!) This was actually a Vietnamese dish, since the restaurant is both Vietnamese and Chinese. As a starter, we had a spring roll; a cold one, wrapped in something resembling cling film that you wrap your left-overs in. This was pretty tasty though. I should have gotten several of these. The worst thing was that the lady, probably one of the owners but also a waitress, was freakin' rude! I put soy sauce on my food and she yelled at me, telling me I'm not supposed to do that. I told her that when she buys me the dish, then I will eat it the way she wants me to. Also my friend's order was wrong. She's a vegetarian and the noodle dish the lady brought was beef. "Youordered that," she said. "You said number 35 (or whichever number)!" The lady was full of shit because the dish was ordered by its name and not a number. I was hungry and the food filled a hole but don't think I'll be going back there again. Its close to the Bourse and there are loads of Asian restaurants in that area, so there are better ones to choose from. If you're going to be rude to customers and you want them to come back, then your food better be outstanding!

I've been here many times, and every time the food is spot on with great service…read more Authentic Viet food from a family run restaurant at a very decent price!

I have been to this restaurant a few times because me and my friends like their food…read more Unfortunately, my last experience demotivates me to ever come again. Firstly, we got a wrong drink. Secondly, after I was served my Pho and put all the herbs in it, I found a long thick black hair in my soap. The waitress changed my soup, although without apologizing and was very rude when we kindly ask also for the accompanying herbs. Thirdly, the card machine was broken - so with my boyfriend we wanted to walk to the cash machine to pay in cash. The lady looked at us like we are going to run away and was insisting one of us has to stay even when I offered her my passport. Finally, during the paying, when I told that the service was very unpleasant, the lady told me: "We are not interested in customers like you". Really really bad experience...

Decent place that you can walk into if you're hungry & have not made reservations…read more The food is great. Lots of veggie options, lots of real Vietnamese food too. However do not expect your drinks to be refilled, and the toilet connected to the dining area by a sliding door... nothing like the smell of poop wafting across the dining area..

Quite large and tasty portions for every dish yet preparation is very fast. Almost always full in…read morethe evenings so call ahead and negotiate a reservation if possible. Given the size of the portions, it's worth knowing that doggy bags are an option.