Location: Kalmthout
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Most Popular Middle Eastern food in Kalmthout, Antwerp Province, Belgium
Find out what Middle Eastern restaurants to try in Kalmthout. Kalmthout is a municipality in the Belgian province of Antwerp. The municipality comprises the villages of Kalmthout, Achterbroek and Nieuwmoer. On January 1, 2007 Kalmthout had a population of 17,508. The total area is 59.45 square kilometres.
Things to do in Kalmthout
1. Dilbi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 99 reviews
Dilbi is a Syrian restaurant ..we serve food ..But we also share culture, art and music with our customers... Dilbi is our memories back home... it is our homeland that we carry with us.. Dilbi is a 400 years old tree in a village called Mashta Al helou i
Reviewed By ChristianMonday
We ate at Dilbi with 6 friends for my girlfriend's birthday. We let the owner surprise us rather than ordering from the menu, which was a great decision. So much delicious food, and beautifully presented too! They took specific dietary needs into account too. And to top it all off they had made a birthday cake, especially for my girlfriend, as a gift from them! Soooooo nice, and unexpected. Thanks for a really great evening! I highly reccomend this charming little place!Thank you very much for filling our restaurant with so much positive energy. thank you for your kind comment.
Best Mediterranean food near Kalmthout, Antwerp Province, Belgium
2. Cypro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By Hannelore M
Love the pizza, with a Mediterranean touch and thin dough bottom! Super friendly service. We go there on a regular basis!
3. Falafel Tof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 655 reviews
Reviewed By Hannah S
I came here with my boyfriend because he loves falafel. Iâm usually not so much of a fan, but this was amazing. The salads and sauces made this into such a lovely meal, and the meal deals were amazing value!!
4. beni falafel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Resort815229
I know Beni Falafel for many years. When it was real falafel. Beni used clean oil and the falafel-balls were never burnt. The portions were generous. Today it is probably more interesting ...for the owners but for the consumer it is downdraded. Maybe the clients cannot compare or judge, but it does not change the reality. Many old customers realize it.
