Beni Falafel — Restaurant in Antwerp

We ordered two soups. The jain soup and vegetable soup are the same soup base (tomato with spices) . Just different vegetables. Both are too salty for my taste. Hummus salad: tasted normal. The pita bread was warm. A bonus point. The latke was very disappointing. They refried it and burned it around the edges. The whole thing looked dark. Inedible and too greasy. I saw the latkes at the cashier and they looked better Boureka: I tried the spinach and cheese one. It's lumpy., so i guess it was just heated up in the microwave. Taste would have been better if it was warmed up in the oven. The accompanying dipping sauces to the hummus salad were tasty though. I finished the pita soaking up the sauces. For the price I paid, I think the food quality...

Now Beni Falafel is my always go-to place for lunch with my sons or when I go to Antwerp alone. Why? Because the pita falafel is fresh and simply delicious. The locale may be simple (basic, modest and low key) but it is consistently neat and clean and my order is consistently fresh and delicious and that's what I rely when I visit. The staff, too, make a lovely impression. Beni's chefs and staff are professional, mature and welcoming. Beni's Falafel offers an authentic taste of Yerushalayim, and I can speak from personal experience having lived there...

Hands down the best falafel spot in Belgium!!

It’s a vegetarian place serving authentic falafels and hummus. The falafel, pita bread and hummus is prepared inhouse and tastes delicious. Ingredients are very fresh and the taste is further elevated when you have it with the complimentary dips (love their green chilli variant).

The staff is really warm and is ready to help you customise your order according to your preference. The place is really affordable and I would highly recommend anyone in Antwerp or outside to...