Tokidoki Brussels
Japan in Belgium
William from Brussels
Do you like Japanese cuisine but wish it didn't always have to be sushi or tempura? Do you just want everyday dishes that you would eat at home in Japan? Then Tokidoki is what you are looking for.
Here you do not have the extensive menu that we know from a Japanese restaurant - no sushi, no gyoza or other noodles.
The chef, Loic, opened this restaurant here in Brussels because he wanted to bring the real Japanese cuisine, cooked by the grandmothers whom he met while living and traveling there, to the Belgians.
The restaurant is cosy with only a few tables and a small terrace outside in summer. The menu is limited and simple, the price is unbeatable. Here you eat very well without having to empty your wallet.
Let the menu surprise you and you will see that you will feel like you were in Japan.
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