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Black & White Burger Review: A Proper Burger Spot in Brussels You Need to Try

Almost 10pm and my husband and I were feeling peckish. We’d only had a sandwich each from Le P’tit Normand hours ago, and our stomachs were demanding something more substantial. That’s when Black & White Burger came to mind – just a minute’s walk from our Aparthotel Adagio Brussels Grand Place, right next to Galet […]

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Aux Merveilleux de Fred Brussels: The Patisserie That Made Me Love Meringue

Aux Merveilleux de Fred is this artisan French patisserie in Brussels that specialises in traditional Flemish meringue treats. They’ve got two spots in the city—one’s a pure takeaway patisserie, the other’s a tearoom where you can actually sit and enjoy your sweets with a proper coffee. Stumbling Upon Aux Merveilleux de Fred Grand Place I […]

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Essential Hand Tools Every DIY Homeowner Should Own

Essential Hand Tools Every DIY Homeowner Should Own

Homes ask little questions all the time. Quiet ones. A hinge loosens. A shelf sags. A frame looks… off. Good hand tools turn those moments from background irritation into quick wins – not because you’re trying to cosplay a contractor, but because you want control, speed, and that calm feeling of “handled it”. Here’s the […]

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Le P’tit Normand Review: A Hidden Deli Gem in Brussels

I was just craving a good sandwich when I ended up at Le P’tit Normand, right in the heart of Brussels near Grand Place. It was meant to be a quick bite, but it quickly turned into one of those unexpectedly memorable food stops. From the street, it looks like just another takeaway counter. Small […]

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La Belgique Gourmande Review: Brussels’ Sweetest Souvenir Stop

I’m usually not one to get excited over sweet shops. But while strolling around Brussels, La Belgique Gourmande immediately caught my attention. There was something about the colourful displays and the way the candies were arranged — very Harry Potter–like, almost magical. So of course, I had to go inside. The moment I stepped in, […]

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Outdoor Planters: A Simple Guide to Better Garden Design

You don’t need a sprawling yard to create a garden that feels alive and inviting. Outdoor planters give you the freedom to shape your space, whether it’s a balcony, patio, or full backyard. They let you experiment with color, texture, and placement without committing to permanent changes. With the right choices, planters become more than […]

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Mini-Europe Brussels: Is This Miniature Park Worth Visiting?

If you love European architecture like I do, Mini-Europe is one of those attractions in Brussels that’s really worth making time for. I was most excited about visiting Mini-Europe when I was doing my research and planning this trip. The thought of seeing all of Europe’s most famous landmarks in one place sounded pretty fun. […]

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Daily Chicken at Waterway Point: Punggol’s New Korean Fried Chicken Spot Reviewed

Daily Chicken has opened at Waterway Point, taking over the old Tiong Bahru Bakery space. I was excited because their Bugis Junction outlet has been on my list forever, and now I don’t need to travel to town. Daily Chicken is a family-friendly Korean restaurant by the team behind Daily Beer. They specialise in Korean […]

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Chez Léon Review: A Delightful Belgian Meal in the Heart of Brussels

Chez Léon was on my to-eat list the moment I arrived in Brussels. Really wanted to try a traditional Belgian meal and this place kept popping up everywhere when I did my research. Established in 1893, this family-owned spot is best known for its mussels and frites. No fancy concept, just good Belgian food done […]

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