Behind the organized shelves and colorful displays, you will find Alice Chen, the shop manager of this family-run Asian supermarket and a passionate food lover with a clear vision: bringing people together through food.  

In Leuven, food markets often do more than stock ingredients – they carry memories, traditions, and stories from home. Al Taj and Mediterranee Markt are two shops bringing Middle Eastern flavors to the city, offering everything from fresh produce to cultural staples.

Julio and Koula are the intercultural couple behind Griekse Deli. He is originally from Cuba, and she is from Greece, specifically Laconia in the south of the Peloponnese. One thing is certain to them: Belgians have a strong love for Greek food – a love they are happy to share with the community.  

Have you ever gone out to eat at a restaurant and thought to yourself: “If I had these ingredients, I could cook like this at home”? You have the chance to test if that could be true with Gigi, the Italian delicatessen store right across the street from the restaurant Zoff.

For decades, Thai House has been a familiar name in Leuven’s food scene. What started as the city’s first Thai restaurant has grown into a beloved spot that blends tradition with convenience. Today, it continues to serve authentic flavors while staying true to its roots.

Voodoo has been around for thirty-six years, and it’s fair to say it has become a staple in the Leuven community. Don't let the hair salon fool you, this business combines hair and food!

In the heart of Leuven, Bethlehem Supermarket offers a journey through the flavors of the Eastern Mediterranean. Behind it all is Marwan, who has quickly turned the shop into a beloved addition to the neighborhood.