Very unassuming entrance, never thought to find this place here, driven by a hundred times. Very serviceable welcome, a small restaurant with possibly 49-50 seats, family run, with eclectic interior design, not your average &sbquo;Chinese&lsquo;- very nicely presented, excellent quality dishes. Would recommend without hesitation, menu on boards, so based on the chef&rsquo;s decision.

The space is gorgeous, no doubt. But honestly, the lamb and fig burger surprised me the most. Never had that combo before, and it works. Pasta&rsquo;s decent too, pretty original for around here. Place gets a bit loud though, but that&rsquo;s the vibe I guess. Good spot if you&rsquo;re in the neighborhood.

Service was spot on, and the food came out looking like a painting. We had the tasting menu and it was honestly worth every euro. Nice spot in Namur, easy to find. My only note: the wine pairing moved a bit fast, but the sommelier knew what he was doing. I&#39;d come back for the lamb alone.

The lighting in there is really nice&mdash;warm but not too dim, and the seats are actually comfortable enough to linger a bit. We had the fusion platter and it hit the spot. Prices feel fair for what you get. It&rsquo;s become my default when I don&rsquo;t feel like cooking.

Decent Moroccan spot. Portions are generous and the flavors are solid, though the decor could use an update. Pretty good for a casual meal.

The beef stew was properly tender, sauce had real depth. Gluten-free bread held up better than most places. Portion big enough to skip dinner.

The Szechuan dishes and dumplings were solid, and the owner came by to chat in English which was nice. It&#39;s a bit pricey though. Dining room was pretty quiet when we stopped in.

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.

This little Italian gem is definitely worth a detour! The menu may not be extensive, but the dishes are varied and delightful.

Nice spot for brunch with friends, love the vibe! Prices are a bit steep though and portions could be bigger. Still, good for a catch-up over coffee. ☕

Small place. Maybe 8 tables. Food&#39;s simple but done right - pasta was spot on. Felt like they actually knew what they were doing in the kitchen. Warm welcome too. Only downside: you&#39;ll need to book ahead, place fills up fast. Not the kind of spot you just walk into.

Lovely little family spot. The mezze was good but honestly the portions could be a bit bigger for what you pay. Still, left full enough. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

We booked a table for nine on a Friday, last minute, and they handled it really well. The sharing platters were good, but I mostly noticed how fresh the vegetables tasted. Even the simple sides felt properly sourced. Service was friendly, not pushy. Maybe a little loud by the end of the night, but that&rsquo;s on us for going out on a Friday.

The mussels were spot on, and that white asparagus... so good. Portions are generous for the price.

Great brasserie, fair prices for what you get. Feels homey, not fancy. My go-to spot in Namur when I don&#39;t feel like cooking.

Been coming here for years now, and the lamb skewers still hit the same every single time. Homemade, juicy, proper seasoning. Right in the old centre of Namur, easy to find. Terrace is nice when the weather cooperates. Prices fair for what you get. Not the fanciest place, but it doesn&#39;t need to be. I know what I&#39;m getting, and that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The view from the top is absolutely the reason to come. Food was decent, nothing crazy. Service felt a bit rushed though, like they wanted to turn the table quickly. Fine for a quick drink and photo stop.

The interior is a bit dated, honestly, but it gives the place a certain charm. I found it calm and cozy, which I really appreciated. Just a nice, relaxed spot to have a meal without any fuss. Service was friendly enough, and I left feeling quite content. Nothing fancy, but it worked for me.

Nice terrace on a sunny day. Staff were quick to react when it started raining, opened umbrellas right away. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The fish burger was pretty good&mdash;cooked properly, decent chips, and that mustard sauce worked well. Had it on the terrace, the view is lovely. Maybe slightly pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d say it&#39;s a solid stop if you&#39;re in the area.

Great spot right in the middle of town. Tried the mussels with a twist&mdash;not your usual prep. Beer list is solid too. Place gets busy but that&#39;s part of the vibe.

We showed up late, almost when the kitchen was closing, but they still took us in. The carbonara was really good, definitely the highlight. That kindness stuck with me more than anything.

Duck breast was solid, nicely cooked. Wine list had a few interesting picks too. Place feels a bit dated inside, but that didn&#39;t bother me much.

The salmon and eggs were pretty good, decent portion for the price. Bread was a letdown though, chewy and tasted a day old. They took &euro;6 off the bill without us asking, which was fair. Lychee-orange juice was nice, worth getting. Fine spot if you&#39;re nearby, just skip the toast.

We went for dinner on a quiet weeknight. The place looks really nice, warm lighting, comfortable. I had the steak, cooked properly, and the portion was honestly bigger than I expected. Service was on point without hovering. Bill came out a bit higher than I&#39;d normally pay, but for the quality, I can&#39;t complain. Would sit at the window table again.

Been coming here for a while now, and the hot chocolate still gets me every time. You melt it yourself from that wooden stick, which sounds gimmicky but honestly it&rsquo;s just fun. Thick, rich, not too sweet. The square location is handy too, tucked at the end so it&rsquo;s a bit quieter. Beer list is solid if you&rsquo;re into that, but I never skip the chocolate.

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