AMAZING! At Camino you can eat one of the best dishes in Antwerp

Instagram phenomenon @snackspert, known in mayonnaise as Eke Bosman, knows where to go for the best snacks. Whether it’s the unparalleled loempidel or the best pizza in Amsterdam: Snackspert shows you the way. During his trip to Antwerp, Snackspert stumbled upon restaurant Camino, where he had the most delicious dishes. So if you’re planning a day or weekend in Antwerp: this is an address you don’t want to miss.

Basically a must when you’re in Antwerp: Camino. Okay, it costs a bit, but how much is making a huge impression on your date/fling/bestie/partner/loved one/mate/mistress worth to you? Exactly. Camino is a restaurant where you can truly eat one of the best dishes in Antwerp for lunch or dinner, such as the corn with gochujang butter and grated ricotta in the first photo here (omg), a fusion dish that will make even the most stoic people smile. Spicy, but creamy too, yum. Then there’s the fried chicken, incredibly spicy, but fortunately that flame in your mouth dies down quickly, after which you can move on to the pork bun with spicy mayonnaise and kimchi. My least favorite dish of the evening, but that has more to do with the fact that the flavors are quite familiar to me. The broccolini (yes, really) is grilled to perfection—grilled vegetables are the best vegetables, after all—and the kimchi mayo is tangy and creamy. Everything was prepared almost perfectly, but the most special thing about Camino is that you snack on things you’re unlikely to find elsewhere. And that’s why it deserves the full five stars. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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📍: Camino, Antwerp
📱: @caminoantwerp
💰: 8 to 11 euros per dish, easy to share
- Mais met gochujang boter en geraspte ricotta
- Pittig gefrituurde kip
- Pork bun met pittige mayonaise en kimchi
- Broccolini met kimchi mayo
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