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Le Tri Marrants

Rue d'Oupia 4/2, 6440 Froidchapelle, Belgium
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Saumon Gravlax, Gel Betterave, Ail Noir, Aneth
Ravioles « Terre & Mer»
Rognon De Veau, Xeres & Chorizo
Le Filet Américain « Au Chariot », Frites Fraßches
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L'onglet De Veau, Béarnaise « Tomate-Piments »

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Martin EMartin E
Tucked away in the verdant quiet of southern Belgium, just outside Chimay, Le Trip Marrants presents itself with the quiet confidence of a rural fine-dining destination. A collection of plaques at the entrance—Gault & Millau, Petit FutĂ©, Guide du Routard—sets expectations high. But does the experience live up to the promise of polished accolades? Not quite. We arrived spontaneously—without a reservation—despite the website’s indication that one was required. Fortunately, arriving promptly at opening (6 p.m.) earned us a table. A welcoming gesture, and appreciated. The parking, while limited, was sufficient. The interior, however, feels confused. Chandeliers hang above, hinting at classic ambitions, yet the cold, echoing metal-sheet ceiling strips the room of intimacy. The absence of any background music leaves diners exposed to every clink of cutlery, creating an atmosphere more sterile than serene. Table decor is serviceable, if unremarkable—somewhere between banquet hall and bistro. The meal began on a strong note. A small amuse-bouche—white fish with basil and oil—offered a delicate, fragrant introduction. The first entrĂ©e, a salmon served sashimi-style with a beetroot mousse, was fresh and well-balanced. The second starter, a “land and sea” ravioli, was the highlight of the evening—comforting yet refined. Wine pairings throughout the early courses were thoughtfully selected and elevated the experience. Warm bread accompanied the meal—simple, but appreciated. Then came the main course, and with it, the unraveling. The fish served to my partner was flat and uninspired, swimming in a tomato sauce that bore an unfortunate resemblance to diluted ketchup. My veal—though tender—arrived lukewarm, lacking the sear or sizzle one expects at this level. But the greatest misstep: a pile of generic, under-fried fries. Not frites artisanales, not twice-cooked, not even crisp. Simply basic, store-bought fries that belong more to a roadside snack bar than a €100 per person menu. In a country where fries are a national pride, this felt not only lazy, but tone-deaf. To the restaurant's credit, they recovered some footing with dessert. As the rain cleared, we were offered the option to enjoy our final course on the patio—a welcome and thoughtful gesture. Here, the silence of the countryside was fitting, even pleasant. A charming cheese cart was wheeled out, and I appreciated the ability to choose from a robust and varied selection. My partner's blueberry tart was delightful—bright, sharp, and cleanly executed. The espressos came with a small jelly-filled donut, a nostalgic final note. In sum, Le Trip Marrants delivers a dining experience that’s uneven. The early courses and dessert suggest talent in the kitchen. But the main course—arguably the cornerstone of any tasting menu—fails to meet the standards set by its opening acts. The ambiance is lacking polish, and in a more competitive urban environment, such shortcomings would be harder to overlook. Rating: 3 out of 5. A restaurant leaning on its reputation in a location with little competition. With a stronger attention to detail—particularly in the main course and atmosphere—it could earn the praise it seeks. Until then, it remains a pleasant, if flawed, detour.
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Wonderful place with nice view on the lac. Great terrace to see the activity of the marina. Great service with explanation of the dishes which are always super fresh with local products; everything is done in an ecological way (for example on set of cutlery for the full menu). The home made bread is very good. The cooking is perfect, perfect cooking time for each high quality products. To be recommended the home made béarnaise with farm butter and eggs. Nice short wine selection. And good desserts. To be recommended. Even if not in Michelin, it should deserve a 2 forks with a BIB Gourmand.
Bernard VandersmissenBernard Vandersmissen
Cadre intĂ©rieur assez froid, un peu hangar comme ça, mais tout de mĂȘme trĂšs sympathique. Cadre extĂ©rieur magistral par contre, et encore, je ne l'ai vu que de nuit. Bp de baies vitrĂ©es qui donnent sur le lac, parking de catamarans, club de voile (trĂšs bruyant), on est un peu dĂ©paysĂ© en fait, tout en Ă©tant Ă  5 minutes de mon domicile. Mouettes, bruits d'eau et tout et tout... Menu bistronomique excellent mais malheureusement sans aucun choix. Ça ne va forcĂ©ment pas plaire Ă  tout le monde. Bons produits de la rĂ©gion... Ă  un certain prix tout de mĂȘme. Un rien excessif, Ă  mon sens. Service jeune et sympa malgrĂ© une erreur dans la commande. Pour s'excuser, on nous a offert du Champagne... bouchonnĂ© et infect. Jamais de ma vie, je n'en ai bu d'aussi mauvais. Mais je peux tout Ă  fait concevoir que cette bouteille Ă©tait Ă  jeter et que le reste du lot est peut-ĂȘtre sublime. Bref, je donne 8/10 Ă  cet Ă©tablissement, c'est une bonne note...
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Tucked away in the verdant quiet of southern Belgium, just outside Chimay, Le Trip Marrants presents itself with the quiet confidence of a rural fine-dining destination. A collection of plaques at the entrance—Gault & Millau, Petit FutĂ©, Guide du Routard—sets expectations high. But does the experience live up to the promise of polished accolades? Not quite. We arrived spontaneously—without a reservation—despite the website’s indication that one was required. Fortunately, arriving promptly at opening (6 p.m.) earned us a table. A welcoming gesture, and appreciated. The parking, while limited, was sufficient. The interior, however, feels confused. Chandeliers hang above, hinting at classic ambitions, yet the cold, echoing metal-sheet ceiling strips the room of intimacy. The absence of any background music leaves diners exposed to every clink of cutlery, creating an atmosphere more sterile than serene. Table decor is serviceable, if unremarkable—somewhere between banquet hall and bistro. The meal began on a strong note. A small amuse-bouche—white fish with basil and oil—offered a delicate, fragrant introduction. The first entrĂ©e, a salmon served sashimi-style with a beetroot mousse, was fresh and well-balanced. The second starter, a “land and sea” ravioli, was the highlight of the evening—comforting yet refined. Wine pairings throughout the early courses were thoughtfully selected and elevated the experience. Warm bread accompanied the meal—simple, but appreciated. Then came the main course, and with it, the unraveling. The fish served to my partner was flat and uninspired, swimming in a tomato sauce that bore an unfortunate resemblance to diluted ketchup. My veal—though tender—arrived lukewarm, lacking the sear or sizzle one expects at this level. But the greatest misstep: a pile of generic, under-fried fries. Not frites artisanales, not twice-cooked, not even crisp. Simply basic, store-bought fries that belong more to a roadside snack bar than a €100 per person menu. In a country where fries are a national pride, this felt not only lazy, but tone-deaf. To the restaurant's credit, they recovered some footing with dessert. As the rain cleared, we were offered the option to enjoy our final course on the patio—a welcome and thoughtful gesture. Here, the silence of the countryside was fitting, even pleasant. A charming cheese cart was wheeled out, and I appreciated the ability to choose from a robust and varied selection. My partner's blueberry tart was delightful—bright, sharp, and cleanly executed. The espressos came with a small jelly-filled donut, a nostalgic final note. In sum, Le Trip Marrants delivers a dining experience that’s uneven. The early courses and dessert suggest talent in the kitchen. But the main course—arguably the cornerstone of any tasting menu—fails to meet the standards set by its opening acts. The ambiance is lacking polish, and in a more competitive urban environment, such shortcomings would be harder to overlook. Rating: 3 out of 5. A restaurant leaning on its reputation in a location with little competition. With a stronger attention to detail—particularly in the main course and atmosphere—it could earn the praise it seeks. Until then, it remains a pleasant, if flawed, detour.
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Wonderful place with nice view on the lac. Great terrace to see the activity of the marina. Great service with explanation of the dishes which are always super fresh with local products; everything is done in an ecological way (for example on set of cutlery for the full menu). The home made bread is very good. The cooking is perfect, perfect cooking time for each high quality products. To be recommended the home made béarnaise with farm butter and eggs. Nice short wine selection. And good desserts. To be recommended. Even if not in Michelin, it should deserve a 2 forks with a BIB Gourmand.
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Cadre intĂ©rieur assez froid, un peu hangar comme ça, mais tout de mĂȘme trĂšs sympathique. Cadre extĂ©rieur magistral par contre, et encore, je ne l'ai vu que de nuit. Bp de baies vitrĂ©es qui donnent sur le lac, parking de catamarans, club de voile (trĂšs bruyant), on est un peu dĂ©paysĂ© en fait, tout en Ă©tant Ă  5 minutes de mon domicile. Mouettes, bruits d'eau et tout et tout... Menu bistronomique excellent mais malheureusement sans aucun choix. Ça ne va forcĂ©ment pas plaire Ă  tout le monde. Bons produits de la rĂ©gion... Ă  un certain prix tout de mĂȘme. Un rien excessif, Ă  mon sens. Service jeune et sympa malgrĂ© une erreur dans la commande. Pour s'excuser, on nous a offert du Champagne... bouchonnĂ© et infect. Jamais de ma vie, je n'en ai bu d'aussi mauvais. Mais je peux tout Ă  fait concevoir que cette bouteille Ă©tait Ă  jeter et que le reste du lot est peut-ĂȘtre sublime. Bref, je donne 8/10 Ă  cet Ă©tablissement, c'est une bonne note...
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Tucked away in the verdant quiet of southern Belgium, just outside Chimay, Le Trip Marrants presents itself with the quiet confidence of a rural fine-dining destination. A collection of plaques at the entrance—Gault & Millau, Petit FutĂ©, Guide du Routard—sets expectations high. But does the experience live up to the promise of polished accolades? Not quite.

We arrived spontaneously—without a reservation—despite the website’s indication that one was required. Fortunately, arriving promptly at opening (6 p.m.) earned us a table. A welcoming gesture, and appreciated. The parking, while limited, was sufficient.

The interior, however, feels confused. Chandeliers hang above, hinting at classic ambitions, yet the cold, echoing metal-sheet ceiling strips the room of intimacy. The absence of any background music leaves diners exposed to every clink of cutlery, creating an atmosphere more sterile than serene. Table decor is serviceable, if unremarkable—somewhere between banquet hall and bistro.

The meal began on a strong note. A small amuse-bouche—white fish with basil and oil—offered a delicate, fragrant introduction. The first entrĂ©e, a salmon served sashimi-style with a beetroot mousse, was fresh and well-balanced. The second starter, a “land and sea” ravioli, was the highlight of the evening—comforting yet refined. Wine pairings throughout the early courses were thoughtfully selected and elevated the experience. Warm bread accompanied the meal—simple, but appreciated.

Then came the main course, and with it, the unraveling. The fish served to my partner was flat and uninspired, swimming in a tomato sauce that bore an unfortunate resemblance to diluted ketchup. My veal—though tender—arrived lukewarm, lacking the sear or sizzle one expects at this level. But the greatest misstep: a pile of generic, under-fried fries. Not frites artisanales, not twice-cooked, not even crisp. Simply basic, store-bought fries that belong more to a roadside snack bar than a €100 per person menu. In a country where fries are a national pride, this felt not only lazy, but tone-deaf.

To the restaurant's credit, they recovered some footing with dessert. As the rain cleared, we were offered the option to enjoy our final course on the patio—a welcome and thoughtful gesture. Here, the silence of the countryside was fitting, even pleasant. A charming cheese cart was wheeled out, and I appreciated the ability to choose from a robust and varied selection. My partner's blueberry tart was delightful—bright, sharp, and cleanly executed. The espressos came with a small jelly-filled donut, a nostalgic final note.

In sum, Le Trip Marrants delivers a dining experience that’s uneven. The early courses and dessert suggest talent in the kitchen. But the main course—arguably the cornerstone of any tasting menu—fails to meet the standards set by its opening acts. The ambiance is lacking polish, and in a more competitive urban environment, such shortcomings would be harder to overlook.

Rating: 3 out of 5. A restaurant leaning on its reputation in a location with little competition. With a stronger attention to detail—particularly in the main course and atmosphere—it could earn the praise it seeks. Until then, it remains a pleasant, if...

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3.0
5y

Bonjour, Comme je ne peux pas rĂ©pondre Ă  votre rĂ©ponse, j’actualise mon avis. Vous avez tout Ă  fait raison, les rĂ©seaux sociaux sont trop souvent un lieu de dĂ©fouloir oĂč on se permet de dĂ©verser lĂąchement son fiel. AprĂšs, reconnaissons ensemble qu’il s’agit aussi lĂ  d’un bouche Ă  oreille Ă  grande Ă©chelle qui doit aussi vous motiver Ă  exceller. Nous avons d’ailleurs choisi votre restaurant Ă©galement sur cette base et rassurez-vous, nous nous somme basĂ©s sur votre note globale qui est trĂšs bonne. Vous avez Ă©galement raison, c’est particuliĂšrement compliquĂ© de juger tout le travail d’un restaurateur. Ici, il s’agit plutĂŽt de l’évaluation d’une expĂ©rience, pas un jugement. En parlant d’expĂ©rience, permettez-moi de vous dire que dans ma conception, quand je me rends au restaurant, c’est avant tout pour passer un bon moment de dĂ©tente. Voici donc ce qui a motivĂ© ces 3 Ă©toiles qui peuvent en effet s’apparenter Ă  une note mitigĂ©e, mais qui n’est pas non plus nĂ©gative selon moi. Les points positifs : Je ne reviens pas sur la vue qui est magnifique ; le restaurant et surtout sa terrasse sont trĂšs agrĂ©ables ; je ne dis pas ça pour vous caresser dans le sens du poil (il paraĂźt que vous ĂȘtes brut de dĂ©coffrage), mais il est clair que les plats servis Ă©taient excellents. Les points un peu moins positifs : malheureusement, nous ne disposions que d’1h30-1h45 pour manger et on nous a dit que ce ne serait sans doute un peu juste pour prendre le menu. Je le comprends trĂšs bien mais premiĂšre petite frustration. Ensuite, on nous a prĂ©cisĂ© qu’il n’y avait plus 2 plats prĂ©vus Ă  la carte (le gigotin d’agneau et l’aiglefin). DeuxiĂšme petite frustration mĂȘme si cela est aussi rassurant sur la fraĂźcheur des plats travaillĂ©s. Aussi, on nous a prĂ©cisĂ© qu’il Ă©tait impossible de ne prendre qu’une entrĂ©e servie en mĂȘme temps que les plats (pas en portion plat, mais juste servie en mĂȘme temps que les plats). Vous allez me dire que c’est mentionnĂ© sur la carte et je comprends encore une fois les motivations, mais bref, 3eme petite frustration. Enfin, au moment de prendre commande, on nous dit qu’on ne peut pas prendre 4 plats diffĂ©rents pour notre table de 6. Je me rĂ©pĂšte, je comprends la difficultĂ©s d’envoyer des plats diffĂ©rents en mĂȘme temps, mais j’aurais trouvĂ© qu’un peu de souplesse dans ces contraintes auraient pu nous ĂȘtre accordĂ©e au vu des petites frustrations que j’ai dĂ©crite (pas le temps pour le menu, 2 plats absents de la carte, entrĂ©es inaccessibles) ; Pour le reste, j’aurais quelques petites remarques au niveau du service. L’absence des 2 plats aurait pu nous ĂȘtre annoncĂ©e directement. Les verres de l’apĂ©ritif n’ont jamais Ă©tĂ© dĂ©barrassĂ©s. Nous avons dĂ» demander Ă  plusieurs reprises de mettre la parasol.

Ceci Ă©tant dit, honnĂȘtement, si cela avait Ă©tĂ© possible, j’aurais plutĂŽt mis 3,5 Ă©toiles. Les lecteurs pourront constater Ă  la lecture de mon commentaire que la nourriture est excellente. Pour le reste, pour notre part, ce jour-lĂ , pour de multiples raisons (essentiellement au niveau du service en salle), l’expĂ©rience n’a pas Ă©tĂ© parfaite. Je ne sais pas si ce commentaire sera accueilli dans l’esprit de bienveillance qui m’habite en le rĂ©digeant, mais j’espĂšre en tout cas ne pas vous avoir trop vexĂ©, ni dĂ©moralisĂ© avec mes 3 petites Ă©toiles, ce n’était pas du tout le but. Si je peux toutefois me permettre Ă  mon tour de vous donner un petit conseil « d’amis », je me dis que certains pourraient avoir une petite apprĂ©hension au moment de dĂ©cider de vous rendre visite en lisant certaines des rĂ©ponses un peu « sĂšches » que vous adressez Ă  vos clients. MĂȘme si vous avez raison de rĂ©pondre, pensez-y quand mĂȘme la prochaine fois.

Bien cordialement.

PS : il ne s’agissait pas de mon premier avis mĂȘme si vous constaterez sur mon profil que je ne le fais pas...

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5.0
3y

Chouette restaurant avec une superbe vue sur le Lac de la Plate Taille et magnifique terrasse.

Le chef n’est pas le premier venu. Fin des annĂ©es 90, Fabian Santi a eu un restaurant fort renommĂ© Ă  Charleroi, L’Amarylis, oĂč il a frĂŽlĂ© l’étoile Michelin, puis il a Ă©tĂ© chef de O’Comme Trois Pommes Ă  Bruxelles, puis prof Ă  l’école hĂŽteliĂšre, etc. Depuis, il a roulĂ© sa bosse, collectant titres et affiliations ; MaĂźtre RĂŽtisseur, membre Euro-Toques, CollĂšge Culinaire de France, Ambassadeur culinaire de Wallonie, Organisation Ethique OcĂ©an, etc, et Ă  ouvert le Tri-Marrants dans un bĂątiment flambant neuf en 2012. Il y travaille des produits frais et de saison, hautement sĂ©lectionnĂ©s.

Le mobilier est Ă  la fois beau et confortable, le service est accueillant et sympathique. La carte est courte et fait envie ; un menu unique, dĂ©clinable en 3, 4 ou 5 services en choix multiples. En gras, le chef signale que la viande n’est servie QUE bleue ou saignante. J’adore ça. La gastronomie ce n’est pas juste de la facture et de la fourniture, mais c’est aussi de l’éducation au bien, au bon. Bravo.

On démarre par deux mises en bouches, une petite bisque avec crÚme fraßche, et un tronçon de poulpe sur tomate concassée et herbes. Miam.

On a commencĂ© par le ris de veau, une belle pĂ©pite bien saisie dehors et moelleuse dedans, cuisson parfaite, avec purĂ©e de panais et champignons bien poĂȘlĂ©s. C’était magnifique. ÉnormĂ©ment de plaisir. En face de moi, la brandade de haddock au lait ribot et estragon qui Ă©tait trĂšs bonne. Attention, elle est servie froide, ce qui peut surprendre. Ensuite on a goĂ»tĂ© le Croque de Canard au Munster. C’était festif et lĂ©ger, le canard en une sorte de rillette, le munster en bĂ©chamelle et avec parcimonie, le pain toastĂ© coupĂ© en rond, tout joli. Quelques herbes et en accompagnement, un condiment mĂ»re-betterave fort Ă©quilibrĂ©.

CÎté vins, la carte est fort classique, mais fournie. Prix sympathiques. Des vins au verre sont proposés en sélection sur les menus.

Pour les Amateurs de vrai bƓuf, on sert ici un onglet fantastique, cuit comme il se doit !

En plats nous avons goĂ»tĂ© le SĂ©baste, servi avec petits lĂ©gumes de saison, broccoli, carottes, petites tomates au four, et cĂšpe, avec riz noir. Le poisson Ă©tait fin et moelleux, la sauce fort savoureuse. Et enfin le Coquelet cuit sur coffre au foin, mĂȘme accompagnement de lĂ©gumes et des pommes dauphines au safran et thym juste succulentes ; une tuerie. La volaille Ă©tait dĂ©licieuse, on a rognĂ© tous les ochas !!

Le chariot de fromages comprend une soixantaine de choix. Superbe ! En dessert, fruits rouges, pomme poĂȘlĂ©e, sur une gĂ©noise avec ganache au thĂ© vert matcha. L’ensemble Ă©tait fin et amusant, et au final bien assez copieux.

Globalement un fort bon repas, c’était bien bonnet on voit qu’en cuisine on sait y...

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