Restaurants & pubs

Astro Boy, located across from the Museum of Industry in Ghent, serves Asian-inspired, mostly Japanese, cuisine. Everything is home-made.

At 50 fifty, the emphasis is on bistronomy/food sharing with seasonal Belgian products. Vegetables are a major part of all dishes.

A healthy bite, a snack or a full lunch? Greenway is the place to be! Vegan restaurant in the student district, offering world cuisine and healthy...

Fresh, organic and plant-based are just some of the key words describing Soul Kitchen’s vision. The restaurant offers a sustainable menu of vegan...

Discover authentic Japanese cuisine and enjoy the flavours of traditional noodle soups. At Zuru Zuru Ramen, you can try the intense umami flavour...

Chinese cuisine using Eastern spices, noodles, tofu etc. Vegan options also available.

Golden Gai is a ramen bar near Gent-Dampoort railway station. The chef draws his inspiration from Japan and works with local products as much as...

Typical Turkish restaurant with Turkish specialities (think Turkish pizza, stews and mezze) at reasonable prices.

De Bergen is located within walking distance of the historical centre. This restaurant is housed in the Lousbergmarkt hall, where local retailers...

In Beiruti you will get to know the Lebanese culinary heritage while seeing the streets of Beirut come to life. Family, conviviality and equality...

Fully vegetarian restaurant and a pioneer of veggie food in Ghent.

Impressive and stylishly decorated Spazio24 on the edge of Ghent’s city centre serves a weekly changing lunch, combined with limited à-la-carte...

Located in his former 17th-century town house, Olivier Le Petit Bistro pays homage to poet and baron Olivier de Reylof. It is an easy-going and...

PLUS+ is located in the centre of Ghent, but away from the busy thoroughfares. Its breakfast, brunch and lunchtime dishes can be enjoyed all day...

Have brunch, dinner, an original party or enjoy the good life at table or in the delightful garden.

Fully vegetarian restaurant on weekdays.