Dar Dallia is a French Moroccan restaurant in Brussels. I've dined here twice on two separate…read morevisits to Belgium and highly recommend this restaurant if you like Moroccan cuisine. They do an excellent job in presentation, quality of dishes with a good blend of French flair to it. Food: The Chicken pastilla- That is an appetizer of chicken stuffed in a pastry like coating. Delicious way to start the meal. Steak- Hearty piece of ribeye that came with scrumptious French fries. Grilled Chicken- This a good option if you want a lighter option. Came with a fresh side salad. Also we had a side pasta that came with mushroom cream sauce. It was a nice extra touch to our meal. Everything was amazing and wish I could visit again soon to eat this food. The restaurant is nicely decorated with nice seating. The service is professional and provide recommendations on the menu if needed. Side Note-halal menu. ~

On our last two visits to Brussels we enjoyed this restaurant for lunch and dinner. Located a few…read moreminutes from the Midi the Dar Dalia restaurant is a fusion of Moroccan and European cuisine. Extremely well decorated in style the restaurant has seating on the ground and second floor. On our first visit we ordered the following: -Moroccan pastry with chicken filing -steak filet medium well done On our second visit we ordered: -Moroccan pastry -steak filet -chicken steak -lentil soup All the items were cooked to perfection and as you can see cake with a side of fries or salad. Service is 5 star and the manager and servers are very attentive. On the first visit they had a big party and were still able to give exceptional service to every table on the ground floor. 5 star restaurant highly recommended if your tastebuds want to enjoy something unique.

The Good taste of sandwiches It was Quick service…read moreReasonable price Will definitely visit again

My dining companion and I stumbled across this place as one of the last few places serving dinner…read moreafter 9:30 pm near the gay district here in Brussels. Friendly staff that speak English and made sure our order was correct. Had to use Visa as AmEx was declined. Spicy an non spicy sauce options over tasty halal kebabs and falafel. Don't forget the pomme frites. Very good late night find and open until midnight. Inside and outside dining available. Sit outside to enjoy the sounds and sights of Brussels nightlife.

Since I was in Belgium (which is the country that invented french fries if you weren't aware), I…read moreknew that I needed to check out some good friteries around the city. There were some recommendations online for Fritteria Tabora, and since it wasn't too far from us we decided to check it out. It's a small shop that is to-go, and there was a long line that we waited out of for around half an hour. When you order, they'll essentially scoop the fries out of the oil and put it onto a plate for you. Afterwards, you can order different sauces to try it with. They recommended the Andalouse sauce, so we decided to get that one. I have to say that this was probably the best fries that I had during my trip in Belgium (esp after trying it at like 8 different places), so I think that it was worth the wait. These were the most crispy and had the most satisfying crunch overall so far. Even though the line might be long, if you want to try out what Belgium is known for then I think it's worth the wait.

Nothing in this world brings me more joy than French fries. Actually, let's take it a step further…read more-- nothing on this planet brings me more joy than French fries with multiple sauces. Sweet curry, buffalo, barbecue... not ketchup and mayo. The line was long -- like the whole city had the same craving at the same time. Total Spider-Man meme moment... everybody pointing like, "Oh, you're me? You're me?" The fries were fresh -- not sitting there waiting on somebody. They cook them to order. You literally see the raw fries, then the cooked fries, and it's like an assembly line. One guy takes your sauce order, the other guy repeats it back like telephone, and you watch it get passed down and checked. You get hype listing sauces and then they hit you with, "Only three" before you get too crazy. Service is quick and friendly. They don't ask a million questions because it's simple -- we sell fries and sauces. What do you want? Ambience: tiny walk-up, as small as a food spot can get, but it works. No yelling, no "my order is wrong," none of that. There are tables out front so you can sit, eat, and people-watch on a nice night (or day). Amazing experience. Would absolutely recommend.

Ordered the chicken biryani and paired it with peri peri chicken. Rice had a kick to it; very much…read morelike chicken tikka masala on rice. Hubby ordered 6pc wings coz he was craving it after a long day of walking tours. The table in front of the store was a good spot for people-watching on this very busy pedestrian street with lots of chocolateries, souvenir shops and waffle places. Fast and friendly service by the owner.

I found the owner to be a bit rude to us when we came in to order. Granted it was late when we went…read morebut we also weren't the only customers. He was very nice to the family that spoke French but rude to us because we spoke English...but he was Pakistani just like us? Lol, it made no sense. My cousins and I all got the same thing which was a crispy chicken sandwich and some spicy nacho bites on the side. Everything (down to the fries) are bought in bulk from the supermarket. He did fry everything to order but since it was the end of the night, the oil he fried everything in was old and a little smelly. I really wanted to try their wings but they were sold out and were not making anymore.

Service ok Naan ok…read moreBut vegetables and chicken poor quality, poor taste and stale food

While on our way to find a totally different restaurant, we saw Royal Indian was open so we changed…read moreplans. Walk up a small staircase to a cozy eating area which felt intimate and private. Ordered the Butter Paneer and Veggie Korma. Both were well flavored and the portion sizes were large Best part is that we were also able to take away our leftovers - yeah, we were those people - so the Mr got to enjoy a midnight snack because it was too good to leave behind Service was quick and our split decision to stop in, paid off very well

So we gave this Indian restaurant a try due to other ones being far away from where we were. We as…read moretourists took a chance even though it had low reviews and stars and few pictures. My son was craving for Indian food all week so we waited 1.5 hours since they open at 5:30pm for dinner. We told the polite waiter that and he implied it was worth wait by responding with the food is good and the meat is halal. We ordered chicken briyani and the rice and decent amount of chicken came out moist. We also ordered mutton vindaloo (lamb), mutton curry and chicken tikka masala. Lamb was not gamy and all the dishes were delicious and had their own unique taste. Nice touch with hot plates and dishes on heating plates. The meal satisfied our cravings.

The channa masala is ok and the butter chicken was apparently good but the naan didn't even taste…read morelike it. The workers were a little pushy but it covered our craving for Indian food at the time. I would not come here again.

2.5 stars Having…read morejust moved to Brussels, I had basically given up on trying to buy a coffeemaker on a Sunday when I happened to pass by this halal grocery store. Like most international grocery stores, they have a big section in the back with random cooking appliances, utensils, etc. I was pleased to see that they had an array of decent-quality, Italian-made stovetop espresso pots at very reasonable prices. The store was big enough that you could do all your usual grocery shopping there if you needed to, and they have a halal butcher there. And it's open on Sundays! Why so few stars? The cashier was incredibly rude and short with me, so much that the whole experience left me in a bad mood.

Making a reservation was so easy with their website. Went on a Sunday for lunch, it was calm and…read morequiet. Few customers (probably covid related). The decorations were simple and beautiful. The waiter was super nice and he knew the menu well. The menu was simple enough for me to think that everything is made fresh everyday! Everything we ordered was delicious, although, i must say that ordering entrées and the menu is too heavy all were delicious but we got full quickly. It's like we had food good for 3 people with the big plate of the menu. I recommended this place to my friends and of course everyone else. Ethiopian food is awesome!

I was very impressed with Kokob. I'd been missing Ethiopian and Eritrean food since I moved from…read moreWashington DC. Knowing that there isn't a huge community in Brussels, I didn't have particularly high expectations for Kokob. The restaurant was adorable, very clean and tastefully decorated. Service was very good and fast. Most importantly, the food was delicious. We got the combo that had two meat dishes and three veggies, and everything was amazing. The drink selection was good, too. They had a wide selection of regular wine, Ethiopian honey wine, beer, coffee, and tea. Overall, it was a great experience. I have two major complaints that prevent me from giving this place five stars. First off, the combo meals are absurdly expensive. They have combos for minimum two people, charging EUR 20 PER PERSON for a minimum of two people. It was also way too much food, easily enough to feed four people, but if you had four people eating the same combo, you would be paying 80 euros! And yet, I know that the combo option is clearly the best way to enjoy this type of cuisine. To better strategize for next time, I would go with a group of 4-8 people and order menu items individually to share, in order to maximize our value. Secondly, they will not let you take the enjera (bread) home. We had a ton of leftovers that I was eager to take home. First they said that I just couldn't take home anything on the enjera that we'd been eating off of. They said I could take home everything else, including extra enjera, but that the enjera had to be eaten by noon the next day. Then the server consulted with the kitchen and declared that I could not take home any enjera at all. I've taken enjera home many times from restaurants in the U.S. without problems, and Google tells me it will probably stay good in the fridge for 5-7 days. Being denied my leftover enjera really was the worst part of my day. That having been said, all the food was excellent, and I will definitely be back, but I'll probably bring my own container from home to sneak enjera into my purse.