Never had Romanian food before so figured I'd give it a try. Hands down the best food I ate in…read moreBrussels. Fresh bread rolls with the best cheese I've never had. I got the pork chop and wife got the Serbian chicken. Imagine 2 pork chops covered in bacon chunks and chicken livers and sausages with fries and salad and seasoned rice and then imagine loads of thin slices chicken fried crispy and then seasoned and stacked and fried again with amazing cheese to hold it together in a garlic butter sauce. The portions are so damn large one meal can feed two no problem and for the price you can't be beat. We also got some desert donut cream cheeses filled thing with blueberry and fruit sauce covers magic cake of awesomeness. Was so good we came back the next night.

Thanks to Yelp for this find as I wasn't too familiar with Belgium/Romanian food. This was a great…read morefind as it wasn't located in the main area and really in a hidden smaller street. The restaurant is small and had only about 10-12 tables. I really didn't know what to expect so with the hostess' recommendation ordered one of their specialty pork dishes that came out on a huge platter of salad and fries. They also give you a generous helping of bread with cheese and tomatoes. The whole thing was only 12 euros. The food was very good and enjoyed every bite of it! Certainly keeping this as a recommended place for anyone who wants to visit.

Amazing food. Only reason they don't have a star is because they focus on food and not wearing a…read morecostume. Every dish is unique, very nice fusion. You can see the chef really loves food of all places in the world. And their wines fit very good with the sauces of their dishes. Really recommend this place!

In town for work and too tired to go into Antwerp for dinner. Stumbled into this place because it…read morewas pretty crowded at 9pm on a Tuesday. Everyone is local. Menu is only in Dutch. Food was fantastic! The waitress was adorable and SO helpful. Decor is different and really fun. We ordered a traditional Belgian chicken dish and a salad that was just so fun...lettuce, tons of fruit, and curried chicken. Wish a side of fries (of course). I loved everything about it. So glad we came here!

Since this is a small restaurant situated in the middle of a fairly big city, Het Leugenpaleis…read moreisn't something that catches your eye when searching for a place to have dinner. Those who manage to find it won't be disappointed. Their spareribs are delicious and if you don't like sticky fingers, their shrimps are also a recommendation. Very cosy restaurant in the middle of an enjoyable city.

We arrived late (21.30) on a friday evening without making a reservation. The people were very…read morefriendly and we felt welcome. We ordered one of their suggestions and it was delicious. The prices are fair.

Ola and Olivier try their utmost best to make this Brasserie the best one in Sint-Niklaas (my…read morehometown), and I think they've succeeded. We come here every Friday after choir practice, expect to hear us singing when one of us buys a drink :). The atmosphere is decidedly better than that of its competitors. They serve great food at a reasonable price, probably because it's all still very new to them and they are very motivated. Be sure to try any of the specials on the menu! The mussels "of the house" are delicious (only in season). The lasagnes are fantastic, especially the one with lamb. If you want traditional Belgian food, try the "Vlaamse stoverij". Ola - the cook - is also quite good at Italian style dishes and the typical French cuisine such as Steak au poivre (peppercorn steak). Free WiFi is available on request and is very good. The kitchen can be open quite late in weekends, especially if you call ahead to let them know you're coming. They speak a lot of languages, amongst which Polish! The only negative thing of note is that they don't have one of Belgium's most popular beers, called "Duvel". We regularly let them know, too :). The place is quite good for a romantic outing. They have plenty of tables that can accommodate couples on the ground floor. In the weekends the music is rather "loungy" after 11pm. This restaurant is located on the Grote Markt of Sint-Niklaas, the second largest marketplace in Europe after the Red Square in Moscow. It's about 100m from the Ibis Hotel, and on the same side of the market place. There is ample parking under the market, and it's free on Saturday afternoon. One last thing to note is that they are capable of accommodating groups on the second floor (please call them so they can make arrangements!).