From the owner: Magasin spécialisé en épices du monde à Liège, pour des épices naturelles et bio issues du commerce…read moreéquitable. Saveurs et goûts assurés!

I have always done my shopping for Indian products at Express Afro-Indian (near South Station) and…read moreIdeal Cash and Carry (just across the canal in Molenbeek). I pass Suryansh every day on my walks down Avenue Georges Henri but for some reason never considered doing my shopping there. I should. And so should you. They have almost everything that the larger Indian grocery stores have, all packed densely together into the tiny shop space. The prices also seem very low. The location is central and in a much nicer part of town (Woluwe) than their competitors.

I am an Indian who moved to Brussels. Let me tell you that this is,by far, the best Indian store…read morehere. Amazing range of products, you get everything from boondi for raita to maggi noodles.

This place has a wide array of holistic and natural healthcare, vitamins, teas, etc. The staff is…read moreextremely knowledgeable (although at times, highly moody) their expertise and honesty is sincere. I always get my holistic goodies here as well as any beauty products. If you ask them any questions, they will tell you the truth of the matter rather than attempting to con you into buying unnecessary products. I would highly recommend this place for anyone in search of any holistic or natural miscellaneous goods.

From the owner: Situé au coeur de Bruxelles, l'Herboristerie DESMECHT rapproche l'homme de la nature depuis 1840…read more Dans notre société actuelle on oublie trop souvent quel sont les pouvoirs de la nature. L' Herboristerie DESMECHT vous offre ces remèdes sous des formes facilement utilisable et avec toutes informations nécessaires.

What a classy spot! Loved the various flavors, especially the truffle honey. What a delicious store…read moreand perfect place to get your oils.

From the owner: Herbs & spices, olive oil, vinegar, tapas, pasta, gifts, cooking workshops,...read more

The restaurant offers a very quaint and intimate atmosphere which is a quality that I definitely…read morelike. I ordered the chicken vindaloo, rice, cheese naan and a bottle of still water. For me the chicken vindaloo was seasoned just right, which is a moderate spice level but not over-the-top. The rice was pretty standard and the cheese naan was also cooked just right without the bottom being burnt. I thought the service was great and friendly. I was promptly seated and given a menu. It only took about 10 minutes from when I ordered for my food to be delivered. Overall I was very happy with my experience and look forward to eating here again the next time I'm in town.

Do go here if you want overpriced Indian food that feels as if it has been prepared half-heartedly…read morewith a generous amount of oil used to disguise the fact that the meat is tough, the vegetables are stale and the rotis/ naan bread comes pre-packaged and not freshly made. The only reason we went here was because of the 2 vegetarian eaters in our party of 5 and we couldn't find anything around that they were interested in and at least with Indian, there are always plenty of veg options. Service was nice and quick but pity the food was such a let down. We got onion bhaji (€5.95) and vegetable samosa (€5.50) to start with. Bhaji was decent but samosa tasted like vegetables had experienced freezer burn. Tandoori mix grill (€18.95) had none of the normal juiciness - tasted like eating tough old meat and also encountered weird meat cuts. Chicken Kerala (€16.50) was another let-down with bitterness overwhelming the chicken flavours. Paneer makhani (€8.90) tasted so much of cream and the bhindi bhaji (€8.50) had stale okra. The total came to about €86 including drinks and naan bread so wasn't a cheap meal but the taste left behind in both mouth and wallet sure was unpleasant. Will not be back and will not recommend.