The place is beautiful, service very friendly (though our waiter didn't know much about the wines),…read moreand the food is really good. They even have gluten free couscous if you order it in advance! :) Minus: I am pretty sure the flan part of my dessert was supermarket bought.

This is a nice Moroccan food and really great…read more Best spot in town and had a nice outside place that you can enjoy and have fun. The staff is great and nice to you and will do their best to make sure you enjoy the f

1. Vary bad hospitality from the workers…read more 2. They divided the lounge into 2 parts, down stairs if you have girl with you, first floor for boys. I didn't like it Because hookah lounges for socializing and meet others.( specially if you're tourist). 3. Limited choices. 4. Only cash no cards. 5. Over priced. 6. Bad service (the girl was mean) 7. I will NEVER EVER come back again or recommend it to anyone.

If you're looking to enjoy a shisha without having to move from the centre of Brussels, then Imanza…read moreis the place. Their shishas won't be the best that you have ever tried, but the rest of shisha bars in the centre are way worse. Their drinks are very good. Especially their mint tea, mojito classique and kinder bueno milkshake. In short, perfect location, great drinks and average shisha

WOW... What a treat!…read more GREAT couscous (merguez) GREAT kif's (small ban-chan like appetizers) GREAT tagine (lamb) SO MUCH FOOD! You can easily make a meal for two by getting just the kif assortment and eating a lot of bread. But instead we got the kif's, a couscous AND a tagine for two! We were so far from finishing the meal it was comical. House wine is very nice and goes well with the meal. The desserts look good, but as you can see, we did not have room to eat that. The staff are extremely friendly. I saw them accommodate an old man who just wanted to stop in for a dessert. It started dumping rain after so they gave him an umbrella! They also told us we can wait out the rain, but instead we got impatient and just got really wet. (naturally, the rain stopped as we reached the tram station a couple blocks away.) Highly recommended for anyone visiting this part of Brussels. It is hard to escape from the high rent low value touristy areas if you are visiting. Make a point of visiting this part of Brussels to get a different perspective of life here.

Tucked away in quiet neighborhood. We had the lamb tagine, was delicious with couscous. At some…read morepoint a belly dancer came out. This with the decor had a tasteful tongue in cheek kitsch to it - typical Bruxelloise (look I'm wacky and liberated but not insane!)

From the owner: Sinds 1989 zijn wij gevestigd in de Kerkdreef te Axel. Met ons modern interieur bieden wij u de…read moreperfecte sfeer aan voor een geslaagd diner. We bieden u een ruime keuze: van shoarma, kebab en döner tot pizza, pasta, steaks en vis. Thuisbezorgen en afhalen is ook mogelijk!

I've had the pleasure of visiting this restaurant twice, first time for lunch and then last night…read morefor some friends birthdays' dinner. They are accommodating, the service is always courteous, the decor is very appealing and the whole experience is enjoyable. Prices are reasonable, many options to choose from (chicken, sausage, meatballs, lamb, shrimp, calamari, salads, cheeses, vegetarian) and good portions, come hungry. They also have a selection of beers and wines. The house red wine was decent, so was the rosé. Last night I really enjoyed their "menu" option. Several options for appetizer, main dish and dessert. I chose the meat brick for appetizer, the meatball tajine as main dish, and a sampler of 3 desserts. Al exquisite and so was the other people's dishes (goat cheese, salad, shrimp and the infamous couscous, yum). Highly recommend and will definitely be back.

Amazing! This is the first thing that comes to mind for me…read more I had never been to a couscoussiere, so when my friend suggested this restaurant, I was excited to try. Since our French was very limited, I think it was the owner who came to try and explain the menu to us. I had an appetizer he suggested, unfortunately I don't remember the name, but they were little triangular fried pastries filled with a seasoned ground beef. They were delicious! For the main, I chose the couscous with beef grilled. We weren't sure what it was coming with, but was pleasantly surprised at the delicious huge ornate pot of vegetable soup that came with the couscous. The server scoops some couscous into a bowl, then pours the vegetable soup onto the couscous. Piping hot soup, I might add, which made it even better after walking out in the cold. The beef was on a skewer, and mildly seasoned which was perfect for me. The soup also was mildly seasoned, so you could really enjoy the flavors of the vegetables. The amount of soup and couscous you get could feed a small army. It was so good, and although I had more of the soup, no way could I get more couscous. Which was cooked perfectly, nice and fluffy and soft. I shall dream of this place until I can find another restaurant that serves this!