The spicy miso ramen had a real kick to it&mdash;broth felt fresh, not too heavy. I went for the Kuro too, lots of garlic, exactly what I needed. Portions are generous, two big slices of pork on top. Just wish I&#39;d checked the hours first, almost missed it.

Mains around 8-9 euros and out in under five minutes&mdash;that&#39;s what I remember most. I had the grilled veggie plate, and the zucchini still had a bit of crunch, which I liked. Not fancy, but the ingredients tasted fresh. For a quick lunch, it did the job. Maybe not the coziest spot, but fine for what it is.

Simple spot, but the food really delivers. Had a nice glass of red with the stew&mdash;good match. Staff were friendly too. Worth knowing about if you&#39;re in the area.

The rice table with five curries is a solid move if you&#39;re indecisive like me. Got to taste a bit of everything, and honestly, the flavors were on point. I&#39;d have loved a slightly bolder wine pairing suggestion from the staff, though. The list is decent, but you&#39;re kinda left to figure it out yourself. Still, a satisfying meal for a casual night out.

Came for the mezze, left full. Most dishes &euro;16-20 and honestly enough for two. Free bread with dips and tea at the end was a nice touch.

Stopped by Le Lodge for a quick dinner. It&rsquo;s the casual side of Le Domaine, so no fuss. Had a classic dish, cooked properly, nothing crazy. Fine for a regular spot. Place was chill, food did the job. Maybe not a destination place, but I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

Decent spot for a quick meal. The veggie options were fine, nothing fancy, but the service was friendly enough. Menu&rsquo;s only in French though, so we spent a bit of time guessing. Price felt fair for what you get. Pretty good overall for a casual stop.

The lamb curry was rich and smelled amazing, you could tell the ingredients were fresh. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Stopped by for a drink and ended up staying longer than planned. The terrace is lovely, open kitchen adds a nice buzz. Had a solid glass of red that paired well with what I ordered. Menu&#39;s on the smaller side, but what they do, they do fine. Casual spot, nothing fancy, but comfortable.

The sweet and sour fish was decent, string beans were tasty too. Portions are generous, service is quick. Solid honest Chinese food. The seating area felt a bit cramped though, not much room between tables. Still a reliable spot for a casual meal.

Lovely little family-run spot with a proper French menu. Had the duck and it was plated really nicely. Wine list had some good picks too.

Tried a few friteries around Brussels. This one had the best fries&mdash;double-fried, crispy outside, soft inside. Service was friendly enough. Prices fair for the portion. Solid spot for a quick bite.

Very nice service and good food! Recommended! And the kids were happy as well!

Loved the late-night dessert crepe &mdash; got the Nutella one and it hit the spot. Place was busy but not chaotic. Nice casual vibe.

The soy hot chocolate actually tasted like real chocolate, not watered down. Waffle was fluffy, sweetness just right. Place is a bit tucked away though.

Been coming here for a while now. Beer list is solid and they always have a good match on the telly. Staff remembers you, which is nice.

Decent chicken rice noodle soup, broth was fragrant and comforting. Owner seemed like a genuinely kind person. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

The chicken mozzarella panini was pressed just right, nice and crispy on the outside. Plenty of filling inside, which I always appreciate. Seating was comfortable enough to stay and eat without feeling rushed. Only thing is it took a little while to get the food, but it came out hot so no real complaint. Good spot if you want a proper sandwich.

The build-your-own sandwich is the way to go. Bread came out warm and crispy, fillings were fresh. Pretty decent for the price.

Stopped by for lunch on a whim. Place has been around forever, you can tell. Got the couscous and honestly it hit the spot. Nothing fancy, just solid food done right. Owner&rsquo;s been at it 40 years and it shows. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The tagine was properly spiced, deep and rich. Owner&rsquo;s a sweetheart too. Place feels genuinely Moroccan, not dressed up for tourists.

The pain au chocolat was still warm when I got it&mdash;flaky, buttery, just right. Croissants looked good too, though I didn&rsquo;t try one this time.

Sushi was decent for the price, nothing crazy. Owner speaks French and English which made ordering easy. Lunch menu is a bit limited though.

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