About this spot
L'Escale au Vietnam delivers authentic street-food flavors in the vibrant Flagey & Ixelles neighborhood, where the air is thick with the scent of lemongrass and charred pork. You'll find yourself craving their signature Banh Mi baguettes, which are crisp on the outside but soft enough to hold generous portions of pâté and pickled daikon without breaking. The open kitchen setup lets you watch chefs expertly prepare fresh spring rolls while the neighborhood buzzes with a relaxed, expat-friendly energy.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order your Banh Mi immediately upon sitting down, as they often run out of the crispy baguette crusts by mid-afternoon.
- Ask for extra pickled vegetables if you want to cut through the richness of the pork belly and pâté layers.
- Save room for a bowl of pho at the end of your meal, but be prepared to wait 15 minutes for the broth to be freshly simmered.
Common Questions
How much does L'Escale au Vietnam cost?
Expect to pay around €18–24 per person for a main dish and drink, totaling roughly $20–26 USD.
Where is L'Escale au Vietnam?
It is located in the Flagey & Ixelles neighborhood of Brussels, near the Place Flagey metro station entrance on Rue de la Vierge.
What should I know about ordering pho here?
The broth is made fresh daily and takes time to simmer; request your noodles cooked al dente for that perfect chewy texture before they are added to the hot soup.
About this page
Restaurant: L'Escale au Vietnam
Cuisine: vietnamese
Location: Flagey & Ixelles, Brussels, Belgium
Source: Curated from local review platforms