La Baie d'Ha-Long — Restaurant in Brussels

I have to give it 5 starts cause they are very nice, the food is really good - I recommend the chicken noodles with peanuts, the porc 'brochette' and, of course, the best thing on their menu - Dim Sum. The price are good, I ate with my husband, we had one 'entrée' each, one main course each, 2 glasses of wine each and I had a desert and a glass of water, all of that cost us 50 euro. We love eating there. You get right away a set with a fork and a knife, but also you get the Chinese baguettes, in some restaurant I went, I had to ask for them separately. The only thing that I most find as a downside is that, when you get the take-away you don't get any fork or baguettes, nothing to eat your food with. I find that to be a biiiiiiiig downside, since, most of the time, our take away isn't to be eaten at home but in the park. Other than...

Overall, I found the restaurant disappointing. I ordered a vegan curry, but the fish sauce taste was overpowering. Paid €7 for two spring rolls, and one had burst open and they served it any way which for the price, was sloppy. Lastly, I have a MasterCard bank card- when you walk in, it is clear they do not take bank contact, however mine is dual card and the man at the front rudely would not even try it. They need to get with the times for payment methods, like- at least have a qr code to make payments easier. Overall, not a good experience,...

During my first visit to Brussels, I was thoroughly impressed by the exceptional service and delicious food. The staff were not only friendly but also genuinely kind, offering an authentic touch of Vietnamese culture that made the experience feel like a warm embrace. 🙏🏽 I highly recommend using cash in this area of Brussels, as card payments often incur additional bank charges for the vendor. Embrace the local practice and...