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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Gastronomy
Bavarian beers arrive to Brussels
Belgian beers are surely the best in the World, and there is no doubt about that when you live in
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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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A Rhum with a view – Fairly transported Barbados rhum
Ocean trade is inseparable from modern life as we know it: thanks to it we get bananas for breakfast, cheap
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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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Emirates: a flying restaurant in the sky
It is feeling all-too familiar to many airline passengers. You’re cruising at 34,000ft but get that sinking feeling when 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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An Italian restaurant in Zaventem? Da Pepe!
Da Pepe is a very pleasant Italian restaurant situated at the very heart of the village (Zaventem) that gave its name
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Brussels’ Little Asia Part I – A dream of fresh fish at Nonbe Daigaku
When Johan and I arrived in front of Nonbe Daigaku on a rainy Saturday evening (Hello Brussels!), I was a
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Interview – About the secrets behind the restaurant Racines
A talk about food, culture and secret tips for Brussels with Udo and Francesco from Racines, yesterday at the eat!
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