Tinie's is a small but mighty Southeast Asian grocery store located in Ixelles and ran by a…read moreVietnamese family. If you're looking for authentic ingredients to recreate your favorite Southeast Asian dishes, this is the place to go. The store is packed with fresh produce, snacks, and all the essentials you need to stock your pantry. From spices and sauces to dried goods and instant noodles, Tinie's has it all. If you're a fan of Southeast Asian cuisine or looking to complete your kitchen with specialized ingredients, Tinie's is definitely worth a visit. A thing to note is sometimes they don't label all the food products and the prices can kind of change on a whim, so it can be a bit of a crapshoot when you buy items regularly.

Tiny, like the name says, but very resourceful. Lots of stuff to try, quite a good range of choice…read more Reasonable prices.

Visiting my son and he wanted sticky rice & laab (Thai). Went by Kam Yuen and I was in awe at all…read morethe Asian assortments in dry, fresh, and frozen! All your kitchen needs are available. Dishes, pots, a wide assortment of chopsticks, etc. The grocery items are massive and range from multiple Asian cultures. I was impressed at small to large bags of rice in stock. So many noodle options, spices, snacks, and sweets. The fresh & frozen section was impressive! Even Jackfruit in the refrigerated section. The store was clean and well kept considering the amount of traffic going through. Staff was quick in keeping the check out line moving. An amazing store.

Kam Yuen is a massive Asian grocery store located in the heart of Brussels. If you're looking for a…read moreone-stop shop for all your Asian ingredients, this is the place to go to. The store is packed with products from different Asian cultures, offering a wide selection of everything from fresh produce to frozen foods. You'll find cookware, plates, and bowls to complete your Asian kitchen, as well as a huge selection of vegetables, snacks, spices, dried goods, noodles, instant noodles, and sauces. Everything is also fairly reasonably priced for being in the center.

They have all Turkish products I was looking for. Nice location, easy to find. There are parking…read morespaces close by. The staff is helpful.

From the owner: "Dededen Toruna" "Nesilden nesile gıda sektöründe 1 numara"read more

If you're tempted to buy some of the better Spanish hams from your local supermarket, I'd recommend…read moreyou rather take time to go over to Chaussée de Louvain and indulge in some exquisite imports available in this Spanish Mediteraean food store. Iberic & serrano hams, lomos, chorizo and salchichones sausages are all available along with many other cuts of meat. I've tried a bunch of products and can't say I've ever been disappointed. Sure, if we were in Spain you'd choke at the price, but considering what is available to the Brussels crowd this is as good as it gets. They also have an array of general products (Spanish cheeses, breads, biscuits, cakes, sauces and more), including some freshly made food that you can take out. Their large selection of wines is equally good. What really tops the lot is the catering service. They prep a platter of ham and cheese, vacuum seal it and you are all set to share this treat with friends. They'll do paella, tortilla and lots more too. Did I mention that they can even do delivery?

Excellent spot in Matonge, covered with beautiful murals by John Bush. We had the peanut chicken…read moreand the fish. To an American palette, the chicken tasted a bit too strongly of peanut butter without additional seasoning. The fish, however, was excellent. I would definitely return.

We had some African food for a change of pace during a museum-filled day. Soleil d'Afrique is on a…read morestreet filled with other open-air African restaurants, in the middle of the Matonge neighborhood. Among our party of four, we had a good sampling of the food, including two variety platters and two chicken dishes. My yassa chicken was decent quality meat, but the sauce was very one-note and lemony. My friends with the variety platters fared better as they were able to have a bunch of different flavors and textures, whereas mine just got boring after time. Do note they have a number of vegetarian options. It was lovely to be outside; we were there during a jazz festival and a few live bands came through. Though the other restaurants were lively, we were the only customers at ours-- surprisingly, service was super slow. The woman was annoyed when we asked for the bill. The inside looks wild with lots of paintings on the wall. The bathroom is okay. A cheap and filling meal, but think I could have found a better spot in the area with some research.