I suggest this Ethiopian restaurant, located in one of the most interesting and fascinating quartiers of Bruxelles, Le Bon Secours. Good atmosphere and food and, most of all, you can eat with the hands, without knife and fork!!! If you go, then you want to return again. more

The best Ethiopian food I have ever eaten! Wonderful service, atmosphere, food, everything here was perfect! more

typical ethiopian food, very nice atmosphere and a competent staff... I highly recommend more

I looked for an Ethiopian restaurant while in Brussels, since where I currently live in the USA has limited ethnic cuisine. I have eaten Ethiopian food before in Atlanta and Washington DC and I was delighted with the food every time i had it, so I knew what to expect in terms of dishes when I went to Kokob. Surprisingly,... more

Great ambiance, superb service. The food isn't exceptionally good, but the way of eating (using your hands and small bits of bread) and the experience certainly makes it up for it. Prices are very reasonable (comparing to other restaurants in Brussels). Well worth a try. more

The food was really tasty, and the atmosphere was great. You get all your food on a big tray/plate and eat it using little bits of bread instead of cutlery. This means you feel full half way through your meal. It all adds to a good fun atmosphere and it's definitely worth a try. I wouldn't recommend it for a... more

Great ambiance, greater food and superb service. more

If you're looking for a great place to eat in Brussels, you have to try Kokob! It's an Ethopian restaurant with great ambiance and superb food! It's near Manneken Pis, opposite of deSlegte bookstore. You can find the address here: http://www.kokob.be/ I was there saturday, and really enjoyed myself. You get a big plate that you have to share with... more

Really cool! Ethiopian food in a nice atmosphere, helpful waiters and interesting menu - both in wines and dishes. Of course dishes is a way of speech, seeing that you eat with your hands! You grab the food with a sort of tortilla in your hands; it adds to the experience more