Restaurants & pubs

Knees to chin will take you on a surprising culinary journey, blending local and Asian flavours!

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

Small fast food bar serving grilled burgers on an open fire and fresh sandwiches.

Ichi is Japanese for number 1. So, it's a great name for the first bao restaurant in Ghent. Bao buns originate in Asia, and small ones are...

Without frills, freshly made and of top quality: Burger Boutique serves healthy no-nonsense burgers, handmade chips and a varied range of side-...

Stop for soup, sandwiches, coffee, pastry and ice cream at Soepbar Sordo (Spanish for ‘deaf’) near the Castle of the Counts and Patershol.

The home-made beef stew sauce (‘stoofvleessaus’) at De Papegaai is highly recommended. The frites here are deep-fried in vegetable oil. De...

De Gouden Saté in the student area is famous because it only closes for a couple of hours a day. Their speciality is a ‘Julienke’, named after one...

All soups are made with vegetable stock; tomato soup is available with or without meatballs.

The Turkish Ghent family who run it learned their trade from retired chip shop owners and they fry them twice at the right temperature to get them...

Soup’r is an open soup bar in the centre of Ghent. You can get homemade soup, sandwiches and salads every day.

Are you a diehard fan of croquettes? Then hurry to Chapeluur. This fun croquette bar can be found in a beautiful, old, 18th-century town house at...

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...

De Frietketel is a good choice for vegetarians. In addition to the traditional snacks you can also enjoy vegetarian and vegan burgers here. All...

Frituur Tartaar is located smack in the middle of Ghent, between the monuments and shopping streets. It is more than a frites shop. The menu...

Ghent’s most typical chip shop is right in the centre, against the wall of the Great Butchers’ Hall. A small counter, no frills, just good frites...