Stopped in at this little Thai place for lunch after the flea market and wandering around the St…read more Catherine's area. We were very pleased with the food, service and ambiance outside. We shared the pork egg rolls (3 in the order) for an app which were crispy, light and delicious. Then we shared chicken pad Thai which was very tasty and just right for a light lunch for 2. Prices were reasonable and service was great. Bathrooms were very clean. Highly recommend!

While not authentic Thai flavor food, it was quite delicious!…read more Why I go for Asian food first before local cuisines is besides me, but it sounded so good that night. The restaurant itself is located in a hip neighborhood with many other restaurants nearby, with minimal car traffic (Not sure where you park). The interior is not the largest, but it does offer a peace and tranquility with a fair amount of seating. The staff that greeted and served us during the meal was quite friendly and quick in terms of help and serving food. The menu itself is English friendly along with a few other languages, which is a plus! While I was not starving, I did not opt for any appetizers sadly, but they looked delicious. We ended up getting a large bowl of Tom Yum and Pad Thai. The restaurant was not too busy as it just had opened, but the food came out within 20 or so minutes, so I figured it would not be too bad (Quick food out of the kitchen worries me, not gonna lie). As mentioned initially, the flavors were unique, not what I was used to in regards to the Tom Yum, but that does not take away from the flavor at all as it was quite good. Serving size was quite large, enough to make me feel better about not ordering an appetizer. As for the Pad Thai, my travel partner mentioned it hit the spot and again they gave her a TON of it. Finally, price wise, do not expect to drop too much in terms of cash as it was very fair for the city and proximity to downtown. Well worth it if you are in need of some Thai goodness.

This is a Thai restaurant I frequent when in Brussels. It is located on a street with multiple…read moreThai/Vietnamese and even one Indian restaurant that just opened next door (called Namaste). I find the service here very efficient. It's perfect for when I don't want to venture too far past my hotel but still want a good meal. Never too crowded (but I also eat at 7pm which is geriatric time in Europe!). Green curry with shrimp is my go-to. Thai spicy, of course Enjoy!

Good Thai food in a densely populated Thai restaurant region of Brussels. I ordered the Thai red…read morecurry chicken with vegetables. Although it was not as spicy as it was purported to be on the menu, I still enjoyed the flavor. The plentiful outdoor seating is a nice feature as well. I would recommend Perle De Siam for Thai food in Brussels.

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.

I been wanting spicy papaya salad since I was in Amsterdam on September 1st, then Bruge, then…read moreCalais, France. Those city barley carried any sort of hot sauce, they look at me like I'm crazy. Lol Finally, today I was able to hunt down a Thai/Lao restaurant from yelp. It's a small family owned mom/pop restaurant, but the spicy papaya salad satisfied my HANGER HUNGER. I ordered steam rice, beef jerky, & spicy spicy spicy papaya salad. They asked how many peppers I want? I REPLIED 10 hot hot chili peppers, they say normally people just say 3-4 peppers. I'm like not me. They say I really eat super spicy for a SMALL handful of papaya salad. Nevertheless I love it. That's all that matters.

Wow! Such good Thai food! I had the spicy soup and the shrimp pad thai. I can't speak highly enough…read moreabout both, and both were ample portions. The restaurant was busy and tight, but service was still great.

I've been here many times and the food is wonderful. The service however is super slow. Waited a…read morelong time after receiving menus for wait staff to even take a drink order. So long we almost crossed the street to go to another Thai restaurant. Portions are modest. Yellow curry and ginger chicken are my favs.

One of the things that I love to do when I travel is trying Thai food in different…read morecities/continents. Tonight in Brussels, the food was pedestrian at best. Not that I'm harsh but it wasn't quite Thai.. The herbaceous quality of the dish was there but it was lacking that Thai taste, especially when they don't even speak the language. The Larb was immensely bland with lacking that umami taste that fish sauce brings. The Chicken satay must have been marinated in salt and some other spices that it's overwhelmingly salty but no true flavour of the satay marinate. The Tom Ka Kai Soup lacks the sourness of lime. The lemongrass and kafir lime leaves were present but with out the lime, it's just another creamy soup. The chefs truly does not understand the importance of acid in Thai cooking especially in soups and the salad dishes like Larb. Then.. The Kai Krapow was just salty and bland. The presence of correct vegetables used but how can you appreciate the ingredients when the lack of flavours is a distraction. Honestly, I feel that the people of Brussels/the diners there deserve a better Thai experience and a better Thai restaurant. The prices are pretty steep for dishes that weren't even truly Thai and portions that leaves you bewildered. Truly confirms my theory of having Thai food in some cities. How can you cook Thai when you're not Thai? I get that you're running a business but don't call it "authentic" when it's only inspired to be Thai. If you follow me on Yelp, you know I rate how good a Thai restaurant is based on 3 dishes. Larb, Pad Kra Pow and Green Curry. Brussels have a few authentic Thai restaurants but tonight, I didn't find it. Yes, every city's culture influences and inspire some of the unique taste of Thai food. I have to say, of all the places that I've traveled, London, Sydney, Melbourne and Fairbanks, AK have the best Thai food outside of L.A. and Bangkok.

I know what you must be thinking: "Miriam, what possessed you to eat Thai food in Brussels?"…read more And trust me, I knew I was taking a chance that was not likely to end up well with this one. Oh, but Thai Talks? Thai Talks did me so right. I liked the look of this little spot right away. An older Thai lady, in a tiny kitchen facing the street; four tables at max squeezed in the rest of the small space. I got the green papaya salad, a curry and some noodles. The standout was, without a doubt, the bright and piquant green papaya salad. I would've kept shovelling the stuff in my mouth had the portion not run out. Both the curry and noodles were nice, and it was clear to me why so many locals popped in for takeaway whilst I sat eating my dinner. One dude from a shop across the street came to pick up his plated food and return awhile later to deposit his dirty dishes. The most I ever felt at home in Brussels was during the meal I had at Thai Talks. When you tire of the city's ubiquitous moules frites, meander over here for a taste of Thailand you won't soon forget.

This cute Thai venue was recommended by Belgian locals, and also validated by Miriam W's review. I…read morecame here for dinner last night, and loved their Tom Yum Soup and Pork Steamed Dumplings (similar presentation style as Shumai). But what's up with their Pad See Ew? Very minimal noodles, and the wrong type - definitely not wide-rice noodles, which was a total bummer. Still, worlds above many NoVA/DC Thai venues, and - according to Wikipedia - there is no standard noodle style for this dish. (I haven't been to Thailand yet.) Overall, I recommend, as the flavors were good.

Last Sunday I wanted to order at Noï's and because it was closed, I ordered at Les Larmes du Tigre…read more Although a few euros more expensive, the portions are really copious, its super delicious and more importantly its open on sundays. Perfect for a sunday night take away in front of a good movie. (They also deliver). I have been a loyal customer since many many years and the prawn red curry is undeniably one of the best in Brussels. Having said that, my boyfriend finds there are not enough vegetables in the curries. He's not wrong. Again I don't really eat in Thaï restaurants because I find that Thaï restaurant interior designs are usually tacky. But at Les Larmes du Tigre, the deco is alright. One of my top 5 Thai restaurants.

I love this restaurant. I've come to Brussels three years in a row and I always make sure to stop…read morehere at least once or twice. Every time I bring someone here they love it as well. The coconut water with the coconut chunks is great. I usually order the rice noodles with gambas. The shrimp dumpling soup with noodles is also fantastic.

We were in Brussels a January 1st for dinner, and obviously everything was closed - except this…read morecute little Thaï restaurant, filled with multicoloured lights and tinsels. We had 2 pad thaïs (€11.50), which were delicious and quite huge. Careful though: The non-noodle kind of dishes were more expensive though (~€16 for a meat-based dish + ~€3 for rice or noodles as sides). And as in any other Belgian restaurant, you have to pay (a lot!) for water: €7 a 1L bottle...

Don't judge but I needed Asian food as my first meal here in Brussels, and they were actually still…read moreopen at 10 PM. This place had pretty good reviews on Google. (Who uses Yelp in Europe? oop) The menu was a bit overwhelming because the Thai/Viet food that I was used to in the states was not the same here. ( And thank God the owner spoke English!) The pho came with tonkin noodles, but it was still delicious. They had sriracha and hoisin sauces - you have to ask. The papaya salad was absolutely fire - literally. I drank so much water because it was so spicy. It was topped with some pork grinds. The egg rolls were great! It came with some fish sauce (and not Thai sweet chili). The mango stick rice was really good. Although by dessert time, I was pretty full. They have Asian beer here! I saw a lot of food delivery people coming in and out. They must be popular for take away. The owner lady was very kind.

This place is such a shame to Asian food. Ordered beef pad…read morethai that tasted like noodles with soy sauce... Beef was literally tasteless. Prices were decent (12€ for the pad thai). Can't comment on the service since I ordered via UberEats!