The Top 10 Restaurants In Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, Brussels

The Fiction Room
The Fiction Room | Courtesy of Cook & Book
Stephanie Benoit

Green and affluent, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert is one of the more pleasant neighborhoods in Brussels, and this goes for its culinary scene as well. From the multi-themed halls of Cook & Book to delicious and authentic Vietnamese food, Woluwe-Saint-Lambert has plenty of secrets waiting to be discovered.

Wolubilis, centre culturel de Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, 2006 (Bruxelles)

1. Le Nénuphar

Restaurant, Asian

Le Nénuphar has been serving wonderfully authentic Vietnamese food for almost thirty years. The interior is elegant and refined, staying away from the endearing kitschiness of other Asian restaurants. If there is one Asian restaurant in the neighborhood you need to go to, this is it.

2. Le Coq en Pâte

Restaurant, Italian

The Fiction Room
Courtesy of Cook & Book
Winner of a ‘Bib Gourmand’ from the Michelin guide, Le Coq en Pâte is a classy Italian restaurant with a concise menu that puts the emphasis on fresh, excellent quality produce. A little pricey, to be sure, but it’s worth every penny.

3. Thai Café Stockel

Restaurant, Thai

Retro posters on the wall
Courtesy of L'Héritier
This is the perfect place to go to for a casual lunch or dinner. Thai Café serves all the classics of Thai cuisine for affordable prices, so you can order the dishes Thai style and share a selection. The interior is cozy and the staff is friendly and efficient; what more could anyone need?

4. L’Héritier

Cafe, Restaurant, Belgian

It is harder than it looks to find authentic Belgian cuisine in Brussels. L’Héritier is one of those Bruxellois bistros that serves exactly that – authentic Belgian cuisine, with all the ambiance of a typical Brussels cafe. Most of its customers are regulars, and it’s not hard to see why once you’ve visited it.

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