Foocha — Restaurant in Brussels

We're a couple weeks into our European adventure, and honestly, we were really starting to miss Asian food – especially rice! So, we did some searching and landed on Foocha in Brussels, mostly because of all the great reviews. We figured it was worth a shot.

I went with the Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken, and it totally hit the spot. It was perfectly crunchy on the outside and super juicy inside, and the soft rice, kimchi, and radish on the side really brought the whole dish together. The portion was also really generous, which was a pleasant surprise. We also tried some dumplings, and while they tasted good, I did find them a tiny bit dry.

Overall, our experience at Foocha was fantastic. The food was delicious, the service was quick, and the prices felt really fair, especially considering how much food you get. If you're in Brussels and craving some authentic Asian flavors, you definitely need to check...

I went there twice and the second time i went there was the most memorable. I ordered popcorn chicken and a mango bobba. The bobba was so good i ordered a second one, so light and refreshing, not too sweet. The popcorn had an incredible taste that I've never tasted before. I didn't like it at first because the spices on the chicken makes the tongue vibrates somehow. But after the next morning i wanted to have some again. The chicken itself was really good and crispy and it's hallal! The first time I went there i ordered the passion fruit boba, and again very light and not too sweet. I love bobba and it was one of the best ones I've ever tasted. I also ordered the moshi pandan and again, you can't have it elsewhere in Brussels and it's so rich in flavours and comforting. I will go there again and i highly...

Was excited to try this place due to the great reviews - but left disappointed. Either we came at a bad time (Wednesday evening) or this place is very understaffed. Only one waiter and he struggled to keep afloat.

We waited for a whole hour to get our food, despite only ordering three sets of dumpling and one fried chicken. Also had to fetch the waiter to get more beers as he was too busy to get to every table. The resturant itself is small.

When the food first arrived it was indeed good, but we were only left with 20 minutes before the place closed. Taiwanese chicken was my favourite. Recommend skipping the sesame spinach as it’s nothing special. The pork dumplings all ripped in the seams when trying to eat.

Overall a decent place to eat some dumplings but do only come if you have a lot of...