My wife & I traveled there hoping to get some Halo-Halo, but unfortunately they were closed due to…read morethe pandemic. My wife (a Filipina) was able to get the attention of the owner, also a Filipina, and the spoke a bit. They are planning to re-open soon & I wish them success. I've given an average rating at this point...just because I have to give a rating to post info here. Maybe we'll try again if we ever return.

Traveling with my wife to Europe, after spending few days in Paris and then Brussels we were ready…read morefor some comfort food. We turned to Yelp for some help trying to see if there's any Filipino food in the area. We came across Bahay Kubo, after a long day trip to Brugge dinner at Bahay Kubo would capped our day. The place is very cute, you see a Philippine flag as you walked in. Noticed that more than half of the patrons were non-Filipinos. I always like to see non-Filipinos at a Filipino restaurant especially if they're not with other Filipinos. It's a sign that Filipino food is going mainstream. We were met by the owner Thelma, she was very nice that she even let us charge our phones since we've been out all day and both our phones are what most Filipinos call it "lobat". We ordered Lumpia which was served with atchara salad and sweet sauce , it was nice and crispy. For our meal we decided on Pork Belly Sinigang, it was excellent with plenty of vegetable and the sour soup with a little kick of spice hit the spot. We also had Sisig, this Sisig was Sizzling!!! Everything was excellent so we decided to end the evening with halo halo and I'm telling you, it did not disappoint with ice cream and flan on top which I think the owner said they used Luneta Ice Cream, It was a nice ending to a beautiful day in Brugge and a great dinner at Bahay Kubo. So Kababayan (fellow Filipino) and non- Filipinos in the area. Go check them out! We will definitely go back the next time we're in this side of the world. See you next time Thelma and thank Chef for us again for a wonderful dinner.

The only place to find all of your Asian ingredients!…read more Even though it's located in the only official Chinatown in Belgium, you can find ingredients for any Asian cuisine - Japanese (2nd floor), Indonesian (back right), Indian (back left), etc. I think they supply for a lot of restaurants because you can buy huge portions for low prices! I like to come once a month and stock up on rice, noodles, soy sauce, sriracha, sambal, etc. which I can purchase for a fraction of the price sold in a regular supermarket. Don't be afraid to ask for help if you're looking for specific special ingredients - everyone is really friendly! But a friendly warning - be prepared for the smell :)

If you've ever stood in the tiny overpriced "Asian"ish section of a European grocery store and…read morewanted to cry, come here. Reasonably priced sauces, rice (in the grain size I prefer! In bulk! Unheard of!) and rice products (wrappers, noodles, flour), dried beans, "exotic" juices, etc. . . The only reason this review is lacking a star is the produce section. I don't even understand why they have one - every time I've gone there's been a stench of rotting vegetation and visible mold on every other product. It's only a small part of the entire store, but it's extremely off putting.

Visiting my son and he wanted sticky rice & laab (Thai). Went by Kam Yuen and I was in awe at all…read morethe Asian assortments in dry, fresh, and frozen! All your kitchen needs are available. Dishes, pots, a wide assortment of chopsticks, etc. The grocery items are massive and range from multiple Asian cultures. I was impressed at small to large bags of rice in stock. So many noodle options, spices, snacks, and sweets. The fresh & frozen section was impressive! Even Jackfruit in the refrigerated section. The store was clean and well kept considering the amount of traffic going through. Staff was quick in keeping the check out line moving. An amazing store.

Kam Yuen is a massive Asian grocery store located in the heart of Brussels. If you're looking for a…read moreone-stop shop for all your Asian ingredients, this is the place to go to. The store is packed with products from different Asian cultures, offering a wide selection of everything from fresh produce to frozen foods. You'll find cookware, plates, and bowls to complete your Asian kitchen, as well as a huge selection of vegetables, snacks, spices, dried goods, noodles, instant noodles, and sauces. Everything is also fairly reasonably priced for being in the center.

Oh what a funky quirky little place... This place does hot dogs, yes, hot dogs but not your average…read morehot dog... They got some cool unusual toppings which bring this bog standard snack/meal to life. The artwork about the place is rather funny, lots of personality around the place... If I may, the dining space in the room with the bar is by far my cup of tea, the other space in the side room, well, I dunno... Bit chav? Staff were very friendly and the food was top notch, the drinks menu was also pretty impressive and I'm not going to lie, the dessert I had here was the n

A new restaurant in the centre of Antwerp. Gourmet hot dogs with a glass of champagne. An…read moreextraordinary combination but so delicious! I never would have tought you could make hot dogs in so many different ways. You can combine your hot dog with sharings and sides. Both the hot dogs and sharings are named after the seven deadly sins. The sharings are basically streetfood from all over the world in an upgraded version. In the interior the sins are depicted as naughty angels. The combination of gold, marble and wood gives a very luxurious "heavenly" atmosphere. But what amazes me the most is that during the day this restaurant becomes a completely different restaurant. Not only the menu changes but also the interior. The angels are hidden and the lounge part of the restaurant is closed. If you're looking for breakfast, brunch or lunch you can visit Frank's Deli. Sandwiches, eggs, wraps, juices, smoothies, (superfood)salads... For those of you who suffer from gluten intolerence they also offer glutenfree bread. And for the vegetarians there is a veggie hot dog as well. So delicious food, nice atmosphere, friendly staff, a wide variety of champagne! What else do you need?!

Sometimes I'm incredibly lucky. Like when I stumble onto a food truck festival that happens to be…read morein town when I'm visiting a different city. Barrio Cantina sure knows how to throw a hell of a food truck fest. There were a ton of food options (mostly Asian/fusion), like Vietnamese, burgers, Chinese/Asian fusion, tacos, hot dogs, more burgers, and finally, burgers. Speaking of burgers, there was also a stand that did Indian burgers, but the lines were too long and they were sold out when I came back. Oh, did I mention they had burgers? I actually ate a Mexican burger from Caliente Grill, which I couldn't resist when I saw they had a fire pit going all day. There was a live DJ in a truck playing dance tunes. And multiple drink stands, serving cocktails, wine, and beer. Tons of seating in the form of picnic tables. Really good vibes all around. Bathrooms were .50€ though.

Cool new alternative & free festival in Antwerp.. From the people of Pole Pole. Great food,…read moredelicious cocktails.. And world music..

Expensive for the taste you get.. Way too much mustard for two of us and the chili con carne was…read morejust not good (almost no beans and cheese on top?!). The place is ok, but I wouldn't recommend it to a friend.

Serendipitously happened upon this cute, quick, clean cafe while looking for a bite to eat before a…read morebeer tour. Super friendly service, and the salad had awesome, fresh lettuce, which was much needed after a red-eye and plane food the night before. FYI, dressing was a bit intense on the mayo, and no credit cards accepted - only cash. But there's an ATM in the Casino nearby, if needed. :)

Go to place in Brussels for good old burgers and hot dogs! Friendly staff and decent beers!read more