Formerly a printing house, it was the seat of the Delvaux leather house.
Until it was renovated, dressed in leather, wood, bleu stone, red granite and it shaded its brick walls with softened light.

A place of atmospheres... where the proportions are playing, illustrating the surprising modernity of geometric strictness.

The flavours mingle, the continents meet each other.
Cooking traditions from the old continent mix their flavours with the lightness of Asian cuisine; follow the rhythm and colours of the seasons.
Wines are also going an exotic way, without forgetting the classic wines however.

During summertime you can eat outside, in a quiet inner court decorated with high bamboos.