After 8 months in a food tuck, Maison Antoine reopens with a brand new house
After 8 months in a food tuck, Maison Antoine reopens with a brand new house. Launched in 1948 by Antoine
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Gastronomy
Brussels’ Little Asia VIII – Japanese-Peruvian fusion at Sanzaru
I love Japanese food and I love Peruvian food. A mix of those two? A dream! When I heard about
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Festive feast – and more besides – beckons at top Italian restaurant
If you’re thinking of a treat this Christmas then add Ristorante BoCConi to your list – it’s got something extra
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Sunday Recipe – Swedish Cinnamon Buns
Always high on my to-do list, two weekends ago the moment finally arrived. Time for me and this great Swedish
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Kafenio, a family Greek affair, at the heart of the European quarter
Kafenio, a delightful Greek restaurant at the heart of Brussels’ EU Quarter, really is a genuine family affair. It is run on
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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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Have a dinner O’Naturel
Tired of the same old routine, of the restaurants and bars that all look alike? The next time you pass
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Meet the new restaurants in Belgium with 1, 2 and 3 Michelin star
The Michelin Guide is an annual publication that aims to offer valid information and suggestions on touristic destinations and gastronomy
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Brussels’ Little Asia Part VI – Soup Dumplings and more at Dam Sum
At Dam Sum you can have a proper Dim Sum dinner, lunch or brunch. Whatever you prefer, because the place
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Martin’s Red’s Sports Bar & Grill
If you’re a fan of the Belgian football team, this place is probably the equivalent of a culinary heaven. You
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