Feed me veggies: 3 vegetarian restaurants to try in Brussels
More and more people nowadays are realizing the importance of adopting a more healthy life-style, that balances exercise and healthy
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Cuisine de maman: Koyzina Authentica
If you thought Greek cuisine was all about moussaka and throwing plates around the place you’d be wrong. At least that is
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Reading Basque wines
“From the moment you open the bottle, you have to realize that wine is something that is alive. It changes,
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Brussels’ Little Asia Part V – Breaded pork heaven at Yamato
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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Brussels’ Little Asia Part IV – Affordable sushi and Japanese products at Tagawa
Three weeks ago I wrote about the amazing new discovery I made, Nonbe Daigaku. Probably the best place for sashimi
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Megavino 2017: Bulgaria Guest of Honor
Megavino is the largest wine fair in the Benelux. It’s the best place to meet a large number of wine
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A bookstore and volcanic wines: the perfect combo
Brussels is an eclectic city that offers a rich number of activities and opportunities for Friday nights. One of these,
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Brussels’ Little Asia Part III – Little Tokyo
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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Vodka Martini, please shaken not stirred
Hard to believe that vodka was often called flavorless and that the biggest debate was “Shaken vs. Stirred”. Vodka fusion, the
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Brussels’ Little Asia Part II – Homemade Chinese noodles at ‘Au bon bol’
Soup. Soup can be quite a boring dish, but when prepared well and with the right spices it can be
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