In Color

Brussels in Monochrome: When Color Defines Space

Brussels and its spaces where color becomes a key element of the experience. From bright red to immaculate white, through more natural tones, discover three unique places where the visual ambiance perfectly blends with the culinary offerings. Here's our selection of addresses for a colorful immersion in the Belgian capital.

Roru

Châtelain

10-30 €

This Japanese restaurant in the heart of the Châtelain district and its Japanese cuisine in a striking setting. The bright red interior, punctuated by chrome steel elements, creates an atmosphere evoking the dynamism of Tokyo. On the culinary side, Roru stands out with its dishes combining tradition and modernity, with 85% of the products prepared on-site. Don't miss their specialty, the gyu don, a bowl of hot rice with beef, onion, and egg. For an optimal experience, arrive early (around 7 PM) to avoid the wait.

Buddy Buddy

Ixelles

This café-boutique blends the art of specialty coffee with the innovation of organic nut butters. Founded in 2020, Buddy Buddy offers signature drinks like "Le Buddy", a coffee made with peanut butter, or the almond butter matcha. The space, inspired by Korean cafés, offers a warm atmosphere. Committed to an ethical approach, the establishment uses 100% organic ingredients and artisanally produces its nut butters. Open 7 days a week, Buddy Buddy is now present in Brussels and Paris.

Coco

Toison d'Or

30-50 €

Coco, the nocturnal experience that combines gourmet restaurant, cocktail bar, and festive space. The establishment consists of two indoor rooms with distinct ambiances, a veranda with a modular glass roof, and a rooftop offering a panoramic view of the dome of the Palace of Justice. The cuisine, prepared with fresh products, highlights fish dishes and a remarkable pistachio-citrus tiramisu. Open from Wednesday to Saturday from 7 PM to 2:30 AM, Coco attracts a young and trendy clientele. Reservation recommended.