This quiet, cozy spot in the bustling city center offers a calm atmosphere ideal for gluten-free diners. The attentive hosts acknowledge dietary needs, creating a welcoming setting despite challenges with menu options. Its soulful ambiance complements a thoughtful dining experience.
The restaurant does not accept card payments, cash only.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours.
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Prices are considered high for the portion sizes.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
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Community member
A quiet restaurant in the middle of the busy centre of Bruges. We had one vegetarian menu and one gluten-free menu. The pakora were delicious, the palak paneer was wonderful. The lentil soup was freshly made, no warmed-up stuff here! The (nepalese) vegetarian curry was just a perfect composition of fine taste aspects... We will definitely be back!
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Community member
Booked a three-course dinner for 5 people via SocialDeal, clearly indicating that diets and allergies were taken into account. Our party had a vegan and a person with a gluten allergy, something that was clearly indicated in the reservation and was mentioned several times during the visit, including when ordering the course.
In the end, we waited almost an hour for the starter after ordering, after which there was another 45 minutes between the starter and main course. There were also no gluten-free and vegan desserts, even though this was (once again) planned in advance and paid for. After the main course, our person with gluten allergy had a severe allergic reaction, after which this person vomited several times and had to go home.
Finally, we were allowed to pay 8(!!!) euros for a bottle of water.
TLDR:
Mediocre food for a high price with extremely long waiting times, where stated dietary requirements are not taken into account. I would strongly advise against this place.