UBON THAÏ ISAN — Restaurant in Brussels

Never back again! There is no internet connection in the restaurant building. In other words, even if you have enough data on your phone, it does not work inside. Something to do with walls or the area I guess. You have two options for payment method, one a QR code (via Belgian bank) and one in cash. However, forget about QR code payment because there is no internet connection. Also, forget about the WIFI connection it does not work. When we encountered payment option problems (due to their fault) the staff was so rude and mean. You could notice that they did not like that it was taking long for us to pay. In the end, we paid in cash. As for the dish, the waitress lied to us, we ordered non-spicey food and the food arrived very spicy. In general, I know that Asian food can be spicy but there are dozens of non-spicy options. We strongly do not recommend you to go...

Didn't really enjoyed it . The lady who started to serve was initially friendly but she said we only accept cash. We were seating outside and she was inside waiting to bring our food out and she started to neeze and was cleaning her nose with tissues without washing or sanitizing her hands after!!! After a while another man came from nowhere and he was the one who brought our food over, lacking a bit cleanness. The food was cold and after seeing what I see I was not hungry anymore , therefore we couldn't finish our meals and didn't enjoy at all. When we asked for the bill they wanted us to come inside to pay , maybe because they didn't want anybody else to see that they give you a non official receipt but a hand written " kind of bill" piece of paper which is not correct. We won't come back and would...

Yaki is one of the better asian food options. It's my go-to place in Brussels when I crave for Vietnamese Pho or a Thai dish. Yaki currently holds three locations in Brussels. I traveled to South-East Asia and prefer Yaki because it comes close to preserving the authenticity of most Thai and Vietnamese dishes, without being identical to eating in Thailand or Vietnam. This location offers outdoor seating which can be nice in hot weather, but inside it feels cramped. The place can quickly fill up during typical dinner times, so a reservation is recommended especially if you are a group of 4 or more. Prices are typically between 12 and 20 EUR for a main dish. Try the Vietnamese Pho, it's a gorgeous broth and comes with typical condiments to spice it up. The Thai dishes are...