Pure Veg India — Restaurant in Brussels

Pure Veg India in Brussels is a true haven for lovers of authentic Indian vegetarian cuisine. Conveniently located in the Ravenstein Gallery, just a short walk from Brussels Central Station, this restaurant offers a delightful dining experience that combines flavorful dishes, a welcoming atmosphere, and exceptional value.

Food & Freshness The all-you-can-eat thali buffet, priced at €14.95, features a rotating selection of curries, samosas, rice, naan, and a fresh salad bar. Dishes are continuously replenished to ensure freshness, even during peak hours. Notably, the restaurant emphasizes mindful eating with signs reminding patrons to avoid food waste, aligning with their philosophy of taking what you need but not wasting . 

Service & Atmosphere The staff, including the friendly owner, are known for their hospitality and attentiveness. While the interior is simple and clean, the focus remains on delivering quality food and service.

Value & Location For the quality and variety offered, the pricing is exceptionally reasonable. The restaurant’s central location makes it an ideal stop for a satisfying meal during a day of sightseeing or commuting .

Pure Veg India stands out for its delicious food, generous portions, friendly service, and commitment to sustainability. Whether you’re a dedicated vegetarian or simply looking to enjoy a hearty Indian meal, this restaurant is a top choice...

I went from Denmark to Belgium on September 22, 2024. I visited many Indian and other European restaurants. However either they were very expensive or they don't have good food. At last I found this restaurant on Google and then confused to see it's prices. As it's a buffet system which is very cheap at 14 Euro. I thought there Amy be some quality issues. However contrary to my confusion I found this restaurant very good in terms of buffet varieties. You have 4 different combinations of vegetables, pulses and curries. Then snacks with samosas and rolls, pappad and then salad and yogurt counter. So many things and that too with quality and authentic taste of India. I urge the owner that he should increase the buffet prices to at atleast 18Euro to avoid confusion as the people may interpret cheaper stuff as quality compromised. However this was not the case here. For regular workers in noon there can be separate rate and for dinner there can be different rate established. Overall that's brilliant. You find everything in vegetarian options under one roof with authentic taste of Punjab and North India. Thank you for your hard work and serving people with...

Very tasty food and authentic North Indian taste. They have diverse menu comprising of a paneer gravy, chhole, Dal, a dry vegetable, bread, two types of rice, papad, and various salads. They also have delicious samosas with chutney. The dessert only had Gulab Jamuns which were truly relishing to my north Indian taste buds. The all-you-can-eat buffet style adds cherry on the top as their is no restrictions on what you would like to try more or less. The hosts are super welcoming and help you with anything that you would need (they warmed up the Gulab Jamuns upon my request). The place is located opposite to Brussels Centraal station and is easily accessible. On weekends, you can find almost 90% of the place filled with non-Indians. Don't get confused on the food spice levels, the locals are equally a fan of Indian spices (they do have a good spice tolerance) and love to explore. A must...