Brussels welcomes a new temple to Belgian gastronomy: Le Petit Bon Bon, designed by Christophe Hardiquest. Combining culinary tradition and bold modernity, this brasserie offers a convivial experience in a refined setting. Both intimate and surprising, this little brother of the famous Bon Bon promises to shake up the codes of bistronomy. Bruxelles Secrète reveals all!
A cuisine where tradition and modernity intertwine
With Le Petit Bon Bon, Christophe Hardiquest reinvents the classics of Belgian cuisine. Among the must-try dishes are oysters au gratin, inspired by Expo 58, and green eel à la flamande, to delight lovers of authentic gastronomy. The famous cheese croquettes are enhanced with a touch of Roquefort, offering a new depth of flavor. As for the flambéed meringue, prepared in front of the guests, it’s the perfect combination of spectacle and indulgence. What’s more, the restaurant’s intimate atmosphere is ideal for intimate dinners or convivial evenings with friends. Every detail of the décor reflects the balance between tradition and innovation that defines the spirit of the brasserie.
An immersive and refined culinary experience
The open kitchen is at the heart of the experience. Guests can observe the precise movements of the chefs, witnessing a veritable culinary ballet. Attention to detail, both in flavors and presentation, reflects the excellence and savoir-faire of the chef. Hardiquest, with its 33 years of experience, offers accessible gastronomy that remains true to its Michelin-starred roots, while inviting discovery.
Le Petit Bon Bon offers a menu rich in flavors, featuring quality local produce. Starters include revisited classics such as grey shrimp croquettes and Warnant snails. Main courses feature a selection of meats and fish, with options such as poultry waterzooi and roast cod, accompanied by seasonal vegetables. Desserts, meanwhile, will delight gourmands with proposals such as sugar tart and Belgian chocolate moelleux. The menu evolves with the seasons, guaranteeing an ever-changing culinary experience. In short, Le Petit Bon Bon is much more than just a restaurant; it’s a declaration of love to Belgian bistronomy!
📍Address: Rue Royale 103, 1000 Brussels