This place came highly recommended by some friends so we came for dinner one night. Arrived 4 mins…read morebefore opening but it wasn't an issue. Got seated right away. Ordered a couple of drinks and a couple of appys. Started with the har gow and the crispy shrimp. Both were excellent but I'm a Torontonian who spends most Sundays having dim sum in Chinatown. Over 8 euro for 3 hargow is robbery. I actually ordered them thinking these are gonna be good. Don't get me wrong, they're good but EXACTLY the same as the hargow we get for a couple of bucks. Crispy shrimp comes wrapped in tofu skins and deep fried. Excellent but also a little overpriced. For our mains we ordered a large gom bad chicken and a large fried vegetable noodle with a side of pak choy (bok choy?) and steamed rice. We, once again, ordered way too much food but both of this dishes were crazy good. Chicken was tender. Bok choy was super garlicky. Veggie noodles were packed full of veggies and eggs. Loved them both. Service was a little confusing. In the time we were there we had 4 different servers. Good thing there's no tipping. I highly recommend this place, just don't get the dim sum. Save that for Chinatown.

I've to say i liked it, i went there with a couple of friends to try the place out. i had some…read moremixed feelings as I heard quite bad comments about this place.. but all turned out quite well, we started with a mocktail, SUPER FAN ! delicious and super decorated - loved it, took some dim-sum as starters (the buns are the best from far) and the beef "ramen" soup i actually liked the soup a lot - and will definitely return soon to get another one service is very dedicated and professional (although they forgot an order and made us wait for 40 min for one dish... mmm and no discount or excuses for it... well...) will leave a second review and more pictures on next time for sure

- Beautiful place inside - Relaxing atmosphere…read more- Good/ fast service - Clean tables - Tasty food, specially the Pho soup. I would recommend this place.

Great food, had Dim Sum and beef with lemon grass. Best part however were the cocktails Pascal…read moremixed up for us. Highly recommend a stop while in Brussels

Simple menu, Belgian prices. But great food, cooked fast, and very family friendly. Brought my 4…read moreyear old daughter and she loved it.

Tried the pork ginger, shrimps, curry dim sums and beef noodle soup, they were all super delicious.read more

Best Chinese Restaurant in *Brussels Belgium! Our Airbnb is just across this restaurant and we ate…read morehere multiple times.

Good value for the meal during the lunch time. Not perfect but Good especially when you working and…read morehave limited time to eat.

1000% GO. I adore Knees to Chin- their rolls make me so happy and feel so fresh! I've tried just…read moreabout all the meat options, as well as the coco omelette, sweet potato, and tofu options, and honestly, you can't go wrong with any choice. The sauces that pair with each roll are also perfect complements, which means they've got some master taste profiler pairing these together. Highly recommend the lemongrass and peanut sauces!!

So good we ate here twice during our trip…read more 1. The rice paper rolls here are so yummy!! And they have so many flavors/fillings to choose from. 2. Between our two visits, we've tried the peking duck, minced chicken, and beef meatloaf rolls. All of which taste super fresh and flavorful. Our favorite was the peking duck. The pineapple inside is the cherry on top. 3. I also have to comment on their take out packaging. The rolls come in a box and are separated by a sheet of parchment so they don't stick to each other. Each roll has its own sauce pairing, which comes in a cute little container. Really thoughtful imo.

Excellent cuisine with truly typical dishes that you usually can't find on the menu of most…read more"standard" Chinese restaurants. Service was impeccable. The waiter (apparently the owner' son) advise us and let us personalise our dishes. For example, we could take the mussels but with the black bean sauce instead of the spicy sauce (that combination was not as such listed in the menu). We were also proposed sautéed Chinese vegetables (Pak Choi) as we wanted to add some green to our meal. Bottom line the whole diner was authentic and really delicious. Warmly recommended!

My first time I this country. Chinese Tour guide brought us here and it was a great choice…read more They have WIFI! Just ask the servers or the waiter for the password. This was awesome especially to someone who can only access the Internet through wifi. There's a lot of competition from the other restaurants (I.e. the salespeople outside of each restaurant try to entice passerbys but don't be fooled. I was told the price the salespeople tell you l may not be the price inside the restaurant so confirm your prices. If you don't want it, all you have to do is pass by. When we arrived around 1:30pm on a weekday, we ordered the mussels in Garlic Sauce quickly per recommendation from tour guide. It came with Belgium fries. There was a good amount of mussels for 4 people. If you have 4 people, you'll need to order more dishes. Since we ordered first of our tour group and quick, the mussels arrived quickly. Water isn't free. I ordered the Stella beer. Ordered the seafood rice dish. It's big and worth it. It comes with clam, mussels, squid, shrimp, and yellow rice. I love seafood and I enjoyed this dish. Go up a narrow staircase at the back to the restroom. 1 unisex sink. Soap ran out. Overall, I'd come to this place again.

This is the one of the best Chinese food I have ever seen outside China. All the foods are fresh…read moreand delicious in a real Chinese way. No doubt the quality of food. If you want the real Chinese food, this is the best choice.

The duck special was amazing, as were the dim sum. Great housewine, good customer service and not…read moreexpensive at all!

There is a good reason why this place has consistently ranked highly on all the platforms. The food…read morewas amazing. I got the basil noodles and my boyfriend got the spicy garlic noodles. It was so good and a lot of food as well. I thought it was a great price especially considering the other places in the area. There's seating inside but we chose to ate outside as it was a beautiful day. What a great decision! The food was served quickly and everyone was friendly and nice.

We ordered the Pad Thai and spring rolls. As we dined outside the Pad Thai cooled off quickly. Both…read moredishes tasted good, though a few of the noodles in the Pad Thai were undercooked. The server was attentive and friendly. I would go there again and that is saying a-lot as there are many dining options on that block alone.

Not what we were expecting. How does Google show 4,7 stars for this place??? One of our party said…read morerepeatedly afterwards for the whole afternoon and evening "disgusting". And she's never said that about any restaurant to date. Another in our party spit out two different dim sums. Yes, it was a different maybe artistic take on dim sum. But it was a big miss on how it tasted. Additionally, their menu had no pictures of what you were ordering. The woman taking our order had no clue on what each of the dim sum types were. And to top it all off, it was really expensive for what you get. High end dim sum in San Francisco might go for $5-6 per plate. This was the equivalent of $8,50 per plate. The limited dim sum choice at Au Bon Bol was much much better.

I like the food. It's genuine and wholesome. Trust me, I have searched high and low in Brussels…read morefor real dim-sum. Here's one. The dumplings are handmade (while most other places just serve out of a frozen bag from some far far land). It feels right to eat something that is locally made with minimal food miles. The taste is good, even though the dumpling skins are a bit thick and rough in texture. But the good side is that they are filling.

Tai Hon does not look like much at first sight but here it's all about the food. Try the "cochon…read moremordu par le tigre" from the starters and a bowl of rice with shrimp and aubergine/garlic sauce. Minus one star for the shabby interior and the service which is a bit erratic.

Best, and possibly only, Taiwanese restaurant in Brussels…read more I have a favorite with the Ba-Gui soup for staters and scampi in garlic sauce as mains. First timers I certainly recommend the taster menu which includes "Cochon mordu par le Tigre" which is a simple, yet very good, Taiwanese Gua Bao - Braised Pork in a sliced bun. Everything is very authentic, though obviously smaller and much more dear than it would be in Taiwan. The owner and his family are in charge of the cooking and running of the restaurant; a very friendly bunch with whom you can talk lots about the food from the island.