Brussels’ Little Asia Part VII – Fall in love with Bibimbap at Maru
Before eating at Maru, I always got a bit disappointed about Korean Bibimbap; you know that rice dish, served in
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Before eating at Maru, I always got a bit disappointed about Korean Bibimbap; you know that rice dish, served in
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At Dam Sum you can have a proper Dim Sum dinner, lunch or brunch. Whatever you prefer, because the place
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La Manufacture seems like a restaurant with a lot of potential. Located just a bit off all the touristy spots, but
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Halloween is over, but the season for pumpkins not yet. After having been to a number of Asian restaurants and
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Beef brisket and pulled pork is just what Brussels needed; a Texas BBQ place where no vegetarian would set foot
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When two very nice, French food enthusiasts and one well-known sommelier in Brussels match up, the outcome has to be
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This little Japanese Ramen spot can easily be overlooked. It’s located not far from Little Tokyo hidden on a corner,
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Three weeks ago I wrote about the amazing new discovery I made, Nonbe Daigaku. Probably the best place for sashimi
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Little Tokyo is less a traditional restaurant than the other two presented in my ‘Brussels’ Little Asia’ series. But let’s
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Soup. Soup can be quite a boring dish, but when prepared well and with the right spices it can be
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