Probably the only Asian store I've found in Lille. I bet there are more out there, but this one is…read moreconveniently placed near the Republique Baux Art Metro station on the yellow line and is also near the Palais Baux Art. Whenever I miss rice and dumplings, this is my go to place. Whenever I'm low on euros and lazy to cook, their instant Ramen noodles are the way to go. There are a lot more healthier alternatives that you can get from this store though. Apart from all that, they also have the usual stuff you can find in your carrefour. They also close later than some grocery stores. This place definitely helped the asian in me survive when I was in Lille. Their fortune cookies also brightens up my days.

2pm in Montreuil, on the road to the seaside, starving... We…read moreapproached a very nice cobbled street with a creperie and at the end, a restaurant. Pushed the door, staff is eating (yeah it's late) but they tell very quickly that they can still serve soup, delicatessen and cheese. Of course, we jumped on this to take a combo of all these 3 for 11€! There's a lot of tables inside but they have a very nice terrace just behind the restaurant, perfect to be under the sun. The soup is good, I took the Maldives which is made with Chinese ingredients and Sichuan pepper, bread to accompany cheese and delicatessen is homemade, well it was a very great moment. Moreover, the restaurant is just next to the battlements walk which is perfect to digest :)

From the owner: Spécialistes des produits alimentaires chinois, japonais, indiens, coréens, indonésiens,…read morethailandais et vienamiens.

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.