30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Step up to the plate: Bozar Brussels
Bozar
in
Brussels
is a true
culinary gem
tucked inside the stunning Bozar Centre for Fine Arts, and it's as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the stomach. Chef Karen Torosyan, who brought this Michelin-starred spot to life, combines a passion for French and
Belgian classics
with a meticulous obsession for perfection.
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The vibe inside is relaxed yet stylish, with natural light flooding the space and a design that feels like a Parisian brasserie with a modern twist. Torosyan's approach is all about doing fewer things, but doing them flawlessly.
Dishes like
Pithiviers
of duck with foie gras and pigeon in seed crust - yep, you'll need to plan ahead for these - show off his dedication to quality, while his Beef Wellington, served for groups of 6 to 10, is a showstopper.
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And the desserts are to die for. The bitter chocolate pie with vanilla and pistachio ice cream? Absolute perfection. The wine list is spot-on, and the service is top-notch, keeping it casual but always attentive.
Whether you're going for the a la carte or the tasting menu, Bozar is a must-try in Brussels - just don't forget to book early for those iconic dishes.
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