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.

I am iffy about this place. They seem to be family-owned, so I don't want to bash on them. I would…read morelove to support local businesses. I came here as a second choice because my first choice was closed on Mondays. I ordered the beef noodle soup, but it came in some kind of ramen style. The soup wasn't bad, but not the Taiwanese beef noodle soup I was hoping/expecting. The xiao long bao tasted more like small pork buns. I was hoping they'd pan fry them, but they weren't either. The water boiled beef was good and tasty. It got the heat that I was looking for. Speaking of heat, gawwwd. In the middle of a heat wave, I was thankful that they were still open, but they only got one AC system near the register. I was lucky to have a table near that slice of heaven.

Food was soooo gooood! Very authentic Chinese food with good portion and reasonable price! The…read moreroast duck is crispy and tasty. The xiao long bao is also great!! Wasn't expecting this level of Chinese food in Brussels. I was wrong! Definitely worth coming.

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.

We called on a Sunday to make reservations for the same night at 8 pm (FYI - ressos are important…read morein Brussels because once they're full, they're full - you can't even wait). We showed up at 7:30 to see if they would be able to seat us and they did. I initially found this place on Google because we needed some Chinese food and this place had good reviews/was close by our hotel. I'm not sure if the food was worth the 40 minute wait, but it satisfied the craving. We had the steamed pork dumpling. This was pretty meh - you could get similar quality in the freezer section. We then had the black pepper chicken. I was thankful for the huge portion but it was pretty salty. It definitely needed more than the bowl of rice it came with. Finally, the best dish of the night was beef chow fun. I didn't have high expectations for this one but it tasted pretty close to the ones at home in NYC, with plenty of wok hei. I'd definitely recommend this dish and if I were a betting woman, I would guess that their other noodle dishes might be pretty good too, so maybe just stick to those.

I think this is the best Chinese food in Brussels! Flavours…read moreand textures of each dish reminded me of my time in Shanghai. I intend to return often to sample many other dishes on the menu. Service was very friendly with a smile and good humour. We ordered more than we could eat and took food home. As leftovers at home, it tasted better than any take-out Asian food we have ever gotten. A true testimonial to the talented chefs! The restaurant is not large with seating for about 35. Indeed, the hostess/waitress had to turn away many clients during our dinner. Many Asian people at other tables along with a few tourists or local Europeans. I highly recommend this restaurant over any other Asian restaurant in the area. Location is near the bourse behind the Marriott hotel.

They have good quality Chinese food. Menu is a bit adapted to Europe. But foods there is really…read moregood. I visited with small group and with a. Ig group with 15 people. They have enough space to manage big group. If you are less than 10people, you can also use round table like Chinese people do :) Nice and cozy ambient inside.

Best one in brussels! I tried once and i go regulary now. Just perfect and the owner is just to…read morefriendly Jonathan

The people who work here are super nice. I thought their customer service was excellent. They…read morealso tried really hard to accommodate to our daughter's dietary restrictions. I thought the food was fairly priced. The food however, didn't taste all too good. It was very bland. In fact, there wasn't much taste to it. I got ha-fen, which is a really simple dish. I make this at home and it tastes good. An inexperienced cook could make this. This dish had no flavor. We also got another unremarkable dish - I can't even remember what I ordered and this was two weeks ago. lol. Basically, food was mediocre/below par. The restaurant was very clean. It was located in a convenient and great area in Brussels.

One of my favorite regular places in Brussels. When own my…read moreown this is usually what I get. #96 Marmite d'aubergine piquante au porc (fried eggplant with pork in clay pot) 12,50 € #55 Lard roti croustillant (Roasted crispy pork fat) 10,00€ #B24 Biere Blanche (Hoegaarden) 3,00€

The handmade noodles here are what makes Au bon bol fun!! Their menu mainly consists of these…read morenoodles in different forms (noodle soup, fried noodles, Chinese style 'spaghetti'), but they also have rice and some dim sum offerings. You choose the way in which you want the noodle cooked and the proteins and they bring the food over to you. The tables also have various condiments and spices should you want any additional flavouring. My faves here are the fried noodles with duck or crispy chicken, and the noodle soup with duck! I think the fried noodles are tastier but sometimes it's fun to switch it up. It can also be a bit carb-heavy seeing as there isn't a ton of plain protein dishes (such as roast duck on its own) or vegetable dishes. Additionally, it's a bit of a steep price for a bowl of noodles but it's fun to go every once in a while especially when cravings hit. We haven't had problems with getting seating since they have plenty of it upstairs, some downstairs, and outside (when the weather is nice). They also accept credit card!

This restaurant is located down a side street. They have outdoor and indoor seating. They take…read morecredit card. They specialize in noodles. What does that mean? That means that even though they have some rice dishes on the menu, you order noodles. We were looking for soup after having a lot of Belgian fries and Belgian food. Good thing we came here and took a chance on them. We were seated pretty quickly and someone took our order within 5minutes or so. Our noodles came about 5 minutes after that. All in all pretty fast and they seemed fairly busy with most tables outside taken, the downstairs dining room full and seemed like the upstairs dining room busy also. The noodles were freshly made and hand stretched. The soup for our noodles were very hot which is always a good thing and the portion size huge for the money. This was a solid bowl of noodles, better then a lot of places back home in the la area where there are probably over 100+ restaurants that make these same noodles. For being in brussles very good. Check this place out.

Vankee is such a low-key spot in the Saint-Catherine area serving up Chinese food. I've gone a…read morecouple times for lunch since they have daily lunch specials (except for Wednesday) for €7.50 and have enjoyed my food each time. It's ran by one lady who takes your order then goes to the back and cooks your meal fresh to order! It's more of a take-out spot but I've eaten in the restaurant a few times. Decor is very minimal but the area is very clean. Some memorable dishes for me include the chicken fried rice and the spicy beef dish. We've also had some of the shu mai but it was underwhelming. They accept card but have a minimum of €14.

Went looking for Chinese food and ran across this gem in the small lovely neighborhood by…read moreSaint-Catherine's church. Their sign says takeaway only, but they have a couple of small tables inside and they allowed us to dine in. Food: Dumplings were tasty, stir fry had great flavor, soup was delicious. Portions were generous - they didn't skimp on the ingredients. Loads of veggies and meat. Cost: €46 for two dumplings, a chicken and veggie stir fry with white rice, a noodle soup, a shrimp wonton soup, and two bottled waters. Service: My high school French sucks and I don't speak Mandarin, but Google translate got us to the finish line. The lady at the counter was delightful and friendly. Overall: Give this a try. It's unpretentious and the food was fresh and tasty. Eat in (in take away containers) or take it to go. Takes cards and cash.

If I could rate half a star, or none, believe me I would. My friend and I are from Hawaii, and eat…read morephô there quite often. We initially wanted to eat at the place next door, but for whatever reason it was closed. As soon as we walked into the restaurant, we were greeted by a woman who I can only assume was the owner. She asked us how many people, I told her 2, she pointed at an open table and we sat down. After browsing through the menu for about 10 minutes, we were ready to order. It took her another 10 or so to stop at our table. The restaurant was busy, but not to the point where she didn't have a spare moment to stop at the Vietnamese and Chinese customers to talk with them...which she did. When I ordered, I pointed to what I wanted (#3 phô with beef balls and tenderloin), and as I flipped to the back where the drinks were located, she slapped my hand and scolded me in French, I'm assuming saying something along the lines of, "I couldn't read it. Wait!" She then flipped the menu back to the page where the phô was listed and wrote down my order. She asked if I wanted a small or big, I told her petite (small). After taking my friend' order, I also asked her for an orange juice, which she brought right away. Probably the only positive thing I can say about this entire experience. We waited patiently for our food, and I noticed that all the other customers who ordered phô had received a plate of fresh vegetables, which is customary, yet I hadn't received anything. When the food finally arrived, my friend politely asked her for more of the hoisin sauce because our bottle was practically empty. She scolded my friend and said that the sauce was only for phô dishes and she would bring more sauce once we used it all. So that's exactly what I did. No surprise she never returned with more sauce or a new bottle. We began eating and as I pulled the meat out of the bowl, I noticed a hair sandwiched between the layers of beef. I was already a few bites in but immediately spit out what was in my mouth and didn't touch the rest of the meal. My friend also commented that her food was mediocre as well. When she finally noticed that, although our bowls were quite full, but we weren't going to eat anymore, she finally brought the check. She had charged me for a large bowl of phô and not a small like I had ordered. At that point, we were just fed up with everything about the entire dining experience and paid exact change just so we could leave as soon as possible. I would NOT recommend his restaurant. Food - 3/10 Service - 0.5/10 Price - 4/10

Went with a friend who lives in Brussels. She had been here a few times and said the food was…read morepretty good. The food was OK. I had some kind of rice dish with chicken in it and this tasted like it should have, but bland at the same time. (Yeah, I sometimes like bland food!) This was actually a Vietnamese dish, since the restaurant is both Vietnamese and Chinese. As a starter, we had a spring roll; a cold one, wrapped in something resembling cling film that you wrap your left-overs in. This was pretty tasty though. I should have gotten several of these. The worst thing was that the lady, probably one of the owners but also a waitress, was freakin' rude! I put soy sauce on my food and she yelled at me, telling me I'm not supposed to do that. I told her that when she buys me the dish, then I will eat it the way she wants me to. Also my friend's order was wrong. She's a vegetarian and the noodle dish the lady brought was beef. "Youordered that," she said. "You said number 35 (or whichever number)!" The lady was full of shit because the dish was ordered by its name and not a number. I was hungry and the food filled a hole but don't think I'll be going back there again. Its close to the Bourse and there are loads of Asian restaurants in that area, so there are better ones to choose from. If you're going to be rude to customers and you want them to come back, then your food better be outstanding!

A very nice lunch!…read more Kept things in perspective (as you should) in that we chose to eat Chinese food whilst in Belgium. The service was very friendly and fast. Even for lunch on a quiet Saturday the waitstaff seemed eager and attentive. The spring rolls were crunchy with a nice filling (tasted a little moe like lumpia, but I love both so meh..). The dimsum was hot and had a good variety of flavors. Also ordered chow mein that was okay but a little bland. The sweet/sour pork dish was interesting as it seemed to have a tomato base, almost like Italian fares but there was also plenty of ginger and the fried pork pieces were light and crunchy. Overall different, but a nice surprise and change from the norm. Considering we were in the heart of Flemish cuisine, I thought is was a very nice lunch. Don't expect the east's finest Szechuan and you really might be surprised...

Not very good, and I am being nice Food is really average,…read moreservice the same, one waiter and ha has to do everything so it takes very long Wouldn't recommend it