The tasting menu was solid. Every plate had something interesting going on, especially the fish course. Presentation was sharp too.

The strawberry mochi with hazelnut cream is a standout&mdash;better than versions I&#39;ve had in Japan. The staff here are genuinely welcoming.

The greenery and coconut lampshades give it such a relaxed feel. I went for the make-your-own bowl, medium size, and it was honestly pretty generous. Ingredients tasted fresh. Only thing&mdash;found a random cherry tomato in my tuna bowl. Not a big deal, just unexpected. Still, nice spot for a casual bite.

Solid grilled scampi skewer. Steak came with homemade herb butter, that was the best part. Place has a warm vibe but lighting&#39;s a bit dim. Fine for a chill dinner in Mol. Nothing fancy, but it worked.

The whole thing sits on a boat right on the canal, which is honestly the main draw. We went for a work dinner and the setting did all the heavy lifting. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing, but you&#39;re really paying for the view and the vibe. Service was a bit slow, but I&#39;d still come back for drinks with friends.

The pizza was solid and worth the price. Garden terrace seating is nice but service drags when it&#39;s packed. Wine list has good picks too.

Stopped by for some Belgian classics and a beer. Food took a bit long but the place had a nice cozy vibe. Friendly staff too.

Decent spot for a quick meal. Portions are generous and the food tastes fresh, not reheated. Owner was friendly, didn&#39;t have to wait long for the bill either. Prices are fair for what you get. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

The crispy duck noodle bowl is still on my mind. Noodles had a nice chew and the duck was properly crispy, not soggy at all. Place was pretty quiet when I went in, which I liked. Just a solid bowl of noodles, nothing fancy. Maybe slightly pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d go back for that duck.

Stumbled into this place in Mol and honestly didn&rsquo;t expect much. The date pancake with ice cream though &mdash; that thing&rsquo;s a winner. Warm, sweet, just messy enough. Interior&rsquo;s got that cozy vibe, kinda dark but in a good way. Service was fine, nothing crazy. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back just for that dessert again.

The truffle carpaccio was solid&mdash;thin slices, decent flavor. Cotoletta alla Milanese came out crispy and well-seasoned. Place is small, so you get that intimate vibe without trying. Hostess knew the menu well, pointed me toward the right stuff. Service was efficient, no waiting around. Fair for what you pay.

Stumbled onto this place in a little alley and honestly the service felt way too formal for a casual dinner with friends 😅 Food was solid though. Desserts were kinda meh, nothing exciting. I&#39;d come back for the main dishes but maybe skip the sweets. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something decent without the tourist crowds.

Been coming here for a while now, and the falafel still hits the same as that first time. Crispy outside, soft inside, proper flavour. Reminds me of the ones I ate in the Middle East years ago. Hummus is decent too, though I usually just stick to my usual order. Place gets busy around lunch, but it&#39;s worth it.

Solid spot for Flemish classics with a modern touch. Food&#39;s good but portions are on the smaller side for what you pay. The industrial vibe is something different though. Quick enough for a lunch break.

Food was really good and the price felt fair for what you get. We didn&#39;t book and had to wait about 20 minutes for a table, so definitely make a reservation if you can. The place was packed the whole time we were there. I&#39;d go back, just not without a booking.

The roasted duck with cashew and vegetables was the highlight. Crispy skin, tender meat, that rich sauce just pulled everything together. Service was quick too, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Place was a bit warm inside though, could&#39;ve used more air. Still, I&#39;d come back for that duck. 🦆

Small menu, but the steak was cooked just right and the fries were perfect. Good value for Brussels. Tables are a bit close though.

The pitas here are really fresh, and I liked that there were proper vegetarian options. The homemade lemonade was a nice touch too. Staff were kind and helpful, which always makes things easier. Only thing is it can get a bit busy around lunch, but it was fine once we ordered.

The lentil stew was seriously good&mdash;I kept going back for more even though I was full. Place was packed on a Friday but the vibe stayed warm and lively. Staff did a solid job keeping up.

The vegan options are solid and the place looks really nice inside. Got the mushroom dish and it was pretty good. Consistent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

We keep going back to this place, it&rsquo;s just so consistent. Even our wedding dinner was here and they nailed it that night too. The team remembers us and always checks in, that personal touch matters a lot. Food&rsquo;s been solid every single time, no complaints. Just a really dependable spot for us.

We popped in a few times over the weekend and it was consistently nice. The house wine was easy to drink, and the staff let us sit without rushing us. Just a comfortable spot to unwind. Only thing is the coffee could be a bit stronger, but honestly, we didn&#39;t mind.

Friendly owners, that&rsquo;s the first thing you notice. We popped in on a quiet Tuesday and ended up chatting longer than expected. The venison sausage was the standout &mdash; proper gamey flavour, not dry at all. Place has a relaxed, easy vibe. Only thing: service slows down a bit when it gets busy, but they&rsquo;re nice about it.

Stopped by for a coffee and a pastry &mdash; the corner spot is easy to miss but the apothecary vibe inside is really something. Had the pistachio cake, it was moist without being too sweet. Coffee was solid too. Place was a bit busy around noon, took a few minutes to get served. Still, I&#39;d come back for the quiet corner seat.

We ordered from here a few times while staying nearby. Food was solid every time, no complaints. Even the early morning delivery showed up on time, which honestly surprised me. Portions felt right for the price. Just wish the seating area was a bit more comfortable for dining in, but for takeaway it&#39;s totally fine.

Came here with a few friends and honestly the staff made the whole night. Super attentive without hovering, even helped us pick dishes when we couldn&rsquo;t decide. Food was solid Belgian comfort&mdash;nothing fancy but really tasty and portions were big enough to share. Only thing is it got a bit loud later, but we didn&rsquo;t mind. Would go back for sure 😊

Excellent and plentiful food, party atmosphere (it was the day before Mother&#39;s Day) and as always friendly service.   One of my favourite restaurants in Brussels!

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