We'd add
Our runner-upCroquettes de crevettes grises
Croquettes of grey shrimp from the North Sea, to share before the vol-au-vent.
- North Sea shrimp

AI-made picture of the dish, not a house photo
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Our dish — the plate we'd order here firstVol-au-vent, puff pastry filled with veal sweetbreads, chicken, quenelles and mushrooms, the filling turning with the season. With frites on the side: Brussels brasserie cooking at full stretch.
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Belgian · Brussels brasserie · Marolles (Place de la Chapelle), Brussels
Place de la Chapelle 5, 1000 Bruxelles
Dirk Myny, a Brusseleir of a Flemish father and a Walloon mother, cooks the city's brasserie classics in a former Art Nouveau post office and names every supplier. The vol-au-vent is the reason to come.
The proof, in the house's own words
Tradition
A brasserie dish everyone knows, cooked for its true flavours, the chef says.
“connus de tous”
Sourcing
Belgian meat and poultry from named butchers, Carnivale and Spek en Boonen.
We'd add
Our runner-upCroquettes of grey shrimp from the North Sea, to share before the vol-au-vent.
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