The pad thai here tastes like actual home cooking, not the usual tourist stuff. Owner let me dial up the heat without any fuss. Fair price for what you get.

The veggie sushi with that grilled tofu was spot on. Nice to see a Japanese spot actually putting thought into their vegetarian options. Had a solid sake pairing with it too.

The pho broth was really rich and flavorful &mdash; generous portions too. Prices felt fair for what you get. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the center.

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 whim, mostly for the vibe. Chicken skewers were actually juicy, nice smoky taste. Service was fine, nothing special but no complaints either. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a decent meal without overthinking it. Maybe a bit busy on weekends, but that&#39;s on me for not booking.

The food was decent and the coffee menu&#39;s got some good options, but service drags a bit when it&#39;s packed. That back terrace though&mdash;genuinely a nice find. Caught it on a sunny afternoon and it made the whole stop worth it. Just wish they&#39;d clear the tables faster out there.

Steak San Marco was actually pretty good - cooked properly and decent flavor. We went on a weekday and caught some deal that made it easier on the wallet. Place was busy but not crazy. I&#39;d come back with friends for sure, good spot to just hang and eat without overthinking it. Maybe not mind-blowing but solid for what it is.

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.

The spaghetti bolognese was decent but the sauce came out a little thin for my taste. Still, it&#39;s a fine spot if you&#39;re just after a casual bite and a drink.

Turkish eggs were solid, cortado done right. Interior&rsquo;s stylish but the place is small&mdash;got a bit cramped. Good they do vegan options though.

The food was refined and the setting felt cozy. Service was warm without being pushy. Really appreciated how attentive they were without hovering.

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.

Desserts were the highlight&mdash;that homemade ice cream really hit the spot. Service was solid too. Would come back for another scoop.

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.

Stopped by for a relaxed breakfast. Got a pastry from the bread display but it wasn&rsquo;t what the label said. Still tasted fine, just not what I planned on. Cozy enough inside, no rush. Would probably ask next time before picking.

The duck curry here was seriously good&mdash;rich and spicy without being too heavy. I sat on the back terrace and it was so green and calm, felt like a little escape. Staff were fast even though the place was packed. Beef strips were decent too, though the curry was the real highlight for me.

Most dishes land around 8-10 euros and the portions are honestly generous for that. I grabbed a quick takeaway and it filled me up properly. Just a heads-up though, seating is really limited, so you&#39;re better off ordering ahead or going early if you want to eat there. Fine by me, the price makes up for it.

Always a pleasure : the food is amazing and the wine... well you just choose what you prefer so it&rsquo;s perfect

They had a wall of American whiskeys and bourbons &ndash; impressive for a place like this. I ordered an old fashioned and it was properly made. For the variety alone, that&rsquo;s the draw. Good end to the meal, no complaints.

The pasta was spot on, and the staff actually seemed happy to be there. Pricey for sure, but I didn&#39;t mind paying for that quality.

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.

Stopped here on our way through and honestly the meat was cooked just right. Portion size decent for what you pay, not one of those places where you walk out still hungry. Drink list is solid too. Only thing is it gets busy around dinner so you might wait a bit. But yeah, fair for the price.

Planning a Edegem trip? Discover the best restaurants in Edegem with traveller reviews, ratings, menus, photos and exclusive dining deals. Book tables instantly on Trip.com.

The best restaurants in Edegem

Chabichou

KhunMay

Pullman

Seoul

Espace Sushi

Le Lotus Bleu

BelMundo

Pizzeria Kocak

La Kasbah

Cup 28°.

EXKi

EXKi

San Marco

O'Tagine

Blend, "Because everyday is Sunday"

De Nieuwe Linde

Barchel

Da Fellini

La Cantina Del Coronel

Timory

Ying Bin

Le Pain Quotidien

Thai Café Waterloo

Khaimook Thai street food

Winery Boitsfort

Tapas bar Capaco

Holy Smoke

Gouden Kroon

Cheng's Garden

'T Geheim Van Bergen