Been here a few times now, and the high tea keeps holding up. Nice to see they still do proper homemade lactose-free options, not just the usual sad fruit plate.

We choose this restaurant, because of the good reviews, essentially. Was pretty close to our house, as a parents we prioritize distance, so we evoid crying baby on the car.We were kindly welcome to the restaurant. Bonus for staff. Have quite a lot of choices. For everyone, to create a different experience.We had some starters, like the bread with 3 varieties of sauces, really appealing and tasty. My husband had the mix of grilled meat, I had Gorgonzola on the meat, my daughter chicken curry,  and fish sticks.Perhaps was because of the high temperature outside and inside, the meat was good but not so tasty. We really like the starters, and the desert. Best desert in the world by Sinjoor: try it!

Good spot for a casual bite. Food&#39;s tasty and there&#39;s plenty of choice, though a few dishes felt like they&#39;d been sitting a bit.

Stopped by for rendang and gado-gado. The rendang was properly rich, meat fell apart like it should. Gado-gado had a good peanut sauce, not too sweet. Portion was decent for the price, I didn&#39;t leave hungry. Owner came over for a quick chat, seemed genuinely nice. Place is a bit tucked away, took me a minute to find it. Fine if you know where you&#39;re going.

A very nice small restaurant with excellent food. Tasting menue as well as a la carte. We had the tasting menue (4 course) and we were definitely not hungry anymore at the end of the evening. Restaurant was fully booked (52 people) so noise level was on the high side, which took any a bit of the atmosphere. It also caused the 3 servers to be extremely busy, without any time for small talk or a bit of explanation of the food. Guess I would surely come back, but would prefer an evening less busy.

Food was ok but the bill enormously.I know it&#39;s all about corona, Oekra&iuml;ne war etc.But still you need to have a good reason to go for a diner outside these days.

Went here during mussel season and yeah, they know what they&#39;re doing with those. Cooked just right, not rubbery at all. The room itself is pretty basic though, tables a bit close together. Had the meat option instead and it was decent, nothing crazy. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want a straightforward meal.

Loved the pho here&mdash;easily some of the best I&#39;ve had outside Vietnam. The broth was rich and the noodles had that perfect chew. Sitting outside watching the street go by made it even better.

Stumbled into this place while wandering around Antwerp and honestly it was such a lucky find. The beer list is huge, like actually huge, and prices are pretty decent for the area. Interior is cozy, not too fancy, and the music wasn&#39;t overpowering so we could actually chat. Perfect little spot to hide from the tourist chaos. 🍺

Oldest Chinese spot in town, cozy vibe. Staff handled our weird order requests with a smile. Food good, just slow when packed.

The menu&rsquo;s got a ton of options, both Belgian and European classics. Kitchen stays open all afternoon, which saved me when I wanted a late lunch around 3pm. Just had a simple beef stew, nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. Place wasn&rsquo;t busy at that hour, so service was quick. Fine for a casual stop.

Solid Turkish food. Lamb was decent, bread fresh. Staff spoke English, that was a plus. Place is simple, nothing fancy. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want a quick bite. Not a destination spot, but it does the job.

Came here on a Sunday night with the wife. Place was quiet, which we liked. Had the lamb tagine with prunes - that was the standout. Meat fell off the bone. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Prices are a bit on the higher side for the neighbourhood, but you get what you pay for. Would go back if we&#39;re in the mood for Moroccan.

Decent spot for a late breakfast. Coffee was solid and the food came out fresh, which is always a plus. Staff were friendly without hovering. Place is small but cozy, easy to sit for a while. Only thing is it got a bit busy around 10, but that&#39;s probably on us for the timing. Pretty good overall.

Big portions, that&#39;s for sure. Had the fajitas and they were decent, lots of fresh peppers and onions. Place was busy but our waiter was still pretty quick.

The Sichuan fried chicken was solid &mdash; good heat, nice crunch. But the dining room got stuffy after a while, which kinda took away from the meal. Staff were friendly though, so that helped. I&#39;d probably come back but maybe sit near the door next time.

Came in for a quick lunch, grabbed the tapas all-you-can-eat deal. Nice way to try a bunch of stuff without overthinking the menu. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing but solid for the price. Service was fast enough for my break. Would do it again if I&#39;m nearby and hungry.

The grilled octopus was the standout. Tender, smoky, just the right amount of salt. The rest of the dishes were decent but nothing really hit that level. Portions are on the smaller side for what you pay. If you come, get the octopus and skip the rest.

The fish soup and goat cheese burger were both really tasty. Staff spoke good English too. Service dragged a bit since it was packed, but the food made up for it.

Been here a few times now, still my go-to for veggie sushi. The cocktails are consistently good too, that bartender knows what they&#39;re doing.

The food was solid and the staff really welcoming. Menu feels a bit old-school though, not many veggie options. They did make me a nice soup anyway.

The terrace was quiet when I stopped by for lunch. Had the vegetarian plate&mdash;really well done, you can taste the freshness. Chef clearly knows what they&#39;re doing. Portion was decent for the price too. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The view at sunset is honestly the main reason to come here. Right on the water, super relaxed vibe. Food was fine, nothing crazy, but that setting does a lot of the work.

The Korean sticky mandu were the highlight for me. Duck gyoza pretty solid too. Just wish they took cash, had to dig out my card instead.

Stopped by for drinks only, but the plates coming out of the kitchen looked solid. Terrace is the main draw&mdash;good spot to sit back and enjoy the greenery around the fort. Service was quick enough, no complaints there. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back to actually try the food next time.

The all-vegan Italian thing caught me off guard, in a good way. Pasta was properly done, not mushy, decent flavor. Staff left me alone mostly, which I appreciate. Place wasn&#39;t too loud either. Fine for a casual dinner if you&#39;re in the area.

Service was friendly enough, and they didn&#39;t make a fuss when I asked to swap something in my breakfast. Food came out decent, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Place was clean and quiet for a Tuesday morning. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

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The best restaurants in Brasschaat

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Restaurant de Sinjoor

Restaurant Osaka Roosendaal 🪭

Pondok Makan Yati

Het Binnenhof

Mei Delicious

Cafe Restaurant 'Storm'

Little BÚN THEATER - Vietnamese Noodle Shop

De Ware Jacob

Chinees Restaurant Wah Kel

Brasserie Heydenberg

Chabichou

Pizzeria Kocak

O'Tagine

Blend, "Because everyday is Sunday"

La Cantina Del Coronel

Ying Bin

't Zusje

Pinot

Eetcafe Publieke Werken

Geisha Lounge B.V.

Cheng's Garden

Het Spuihuis

SAUS, eten en drinken

Bon Thai

Sum Sum Zuid

Petit Kitchen & Bar

Fortcafé 'De Batterie'

Spritz

Prandeo