Dim Dining - AnversVrijdagmarkt

(Traduit par Google) Une cuisine japonaise phnoménale plus que digne de son étoilein. Les flat sont tous the bombs gustatives surprising. Ambiance cosy sur la terrasse du Friday market. A I'intérior, I'm intrigued to contend the bells euvres d'art. Wells reviendron certainty. (Avis d'origine) Fenomenal Japanese kitchen that his Michelin star is worth more than. The dishes are piece by piece of surprising taste bombs. Bullshit at the terrace at the Friday market. Inside, the interior contains some pretty artwork. We're definitely coming back.

An extraordinary experience! Crafted with incredible finesse, this restaurant boasts one of the finest collections of Saké, exceptional service, and a talented chef. What more could you ask for? Perhaps just one thing... Return as soon as you can.

Nice discovery, by chance, of this hidden restaurant. Map limited but frying. The products are sublimated by a minimalist preparation and presentation. Excellent service and advice.

The dining experience was delightful, with elegant dishes and a warm welcome. There are few places like this in Belgium, definitely worth trying!

Had a delicious lunch here yesterday! We opted for a 5-course menu and each dish was visually stunning and tasted heavenly! Fresh ingredients with refined flavors. The main dish with quail was especially well-prepared, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. A burst of flavors awaits you. Some dishes could have larger portions in my opinion, but by the end of the menu, I was quite satisfied. I wasn't a fan of the non-alcoholic cocktails. They were a bit too sour and tasted more like a kombucha drink to me. However, at a Japanese restaurant, you should really be drinking sake or tea. One of my friends received a surprise dessert, a sort of Japanese ice cream cake. We all shared it, and it was incredibly delicious! Overall, it was a great experience. The service was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was lovely and chic.