We ordered the Pad Thai and spring rolls. As we dined outside the Pad Thai cooled off quickly. Both…read moredishes tasted good, though a few of the noodles in the Pad Thai were undercooked. The server was attentive and friendly. I would go there again and that is saying a-lot as there are many dining options on that block alone.

Near the main touristy part of the Brussels area but didn't feel too touristy as quite a few locals…read moreseemed to be stopping in for a meal as well. Sat outside and a very nice waiter assisted us with some broken English and French, but it was good enough to get an order in. Ordered the Pad Thai and Spring Rolls with a couple of local beers. Spring rolls were probably the best I have ever had and the Thai Chili sauce was fabulous. Pad Thai was good but a few of the noodles were undercooked and a bit chewy. Overall, a great meal and I would go back without hesitation.

Stopped here thinking I would get a Burger and asked another table if they would recommend this…read morespot. Yes! Was the answer. Decided to start with the Beef Brisket Kimchi Fries. My service said this could be an entree. She wasn't kidding. Possibly the best Kimch fries I've ever had. Beef Brisket was tasty and the cabbage, peppers were perfect and took it over the top. Paired it with a medium Chouffe. If only Chouffe prices were this reasonable back home! This was a meal-no need for a Burger (next time). Service was excellent and attentive.

Planning a Brussels vacation? No?…read more That's a shame. In all honesty, Baogo would make me rethink my travel plans knowing what I know now. So, here's my advice: 1. Book a flight to Brussels. 2. Wonder if you've made the wrong choice as you wander about the seedy streets. 3. Find Baogo 4. Order the Panko Chicken Bao with Sweet Potato Fries. 5. Enjoy your life choices and reclaim the security that you made the right choice in visiting a seedy city.

Ordered the chicken katsu for dinner here. The restaurant is spacious and has lots of tables. I was…read morehere on a weeknight when it wasn't super busy but there were still a lot of servers ready to help. The dish was good and had more sauce than expected.

The family and went to the Wagamama after spending a couple hours on the hop on hop off bus tour…read more This was the first place in Europe that my mom actually ate the food. She order the Miso Tofu Soup and said that it was very tasty. We also ordered the Fried Chicken and the Pumpkin Croquettes Curry. the Curry was very light in typical form and super yummy! Everyone ate all of their food. Now the servers were pleasant to European standards, which meant they let you be and came over when asked. The prices were a little on the pricier side of things but for the tourist area we were in seemed reasonable. The restaurant itself was in a shopping district with lots of great stores nearby. I found it cleaned and comfy, but other than the food nothing to write home about! If you are in the area and would like fast good food, I would give this place shot!

Having my roots and family in Asia (whom I regularly visit), I had high hopes for this place…read more However, this hope was dashed (by quite a lot) when I read the menu and realized that other than the pork bun, all the other types of buns are stuffed with Korean, Japanese, Thai, or Western flavours. Given I was there already, my friends and I ordered the pork, chicken, beef, duck, and tofu buns; as sides we took the kimchi and spiral potato. The bun itself was puffy and soft, as it should be, but other than this, I was rather disappointed. Everything erred on the side of sweet and was a bit messy to eat. The kimchi was not spicy at all and the spiral potato was just one potato probably.... The only bun I thought was nice and had the perfect balance of flavours was actually the tofu one! Perhaps my Asian roots is making me more harsh than I need to be. My friends all thought the food was good and I certainly think the ingredients that went into the stuffing were fresh and nice. I remain unconvinced though, and for the price of 6euros per bun, I don't think it is worth the price-value ratio.

I've been there only once in 2017, but it was extremely good. Good flavours, varied choices,…read morerefreshing drinks and mochi. Would like to go back Update: just ate there today (5/02/2019), and it was nothing like two years ago! The flavours have changed, it's no longer refined at all. The ingredients are bland and it's really too expensive for what it is. For example, I had the tofu bao in 2017: I could taste five different flavours, it was delicious and just perfect. It had mushrooms and some sort of garlic-y mayonnaise. I tried the tofu bao today, and it was just some fried tofu with cheap and tasteless guacamole. I tried the apple gyozas for dessert: only 4 small raviolis sur 6€? Dough and applesauce should be that expensive... Very disappointing

Tasty food. Counter service. Would definitely go back. Food was very fresh. I need 85…read morecharacters to post.

We came 2 days in a row and was told they were closed, both days there were people in the…read morerestaurant eating during open hours and wasn't near closing time. Me & my friend were discriminated here because we are American. We were mistreated and disrespected. We asked the other customers inside if they were told this establishment was closed and they said they were not. I would not recommend to any American or any person in general come to this restaurant and support this business. If I could rate zero stars I would. Horrible customer service!!!

Good value for the meal during the lunch time. Not perfect but Good especially when you working and…read morehave limited time to eat.

Best Chinese Restaurant in *Brussels Belgium! Our Airbnb is just across this restaurant and we ate…read morehere multiple times.