Belgium has three sacred things: rain, self-deprecation, and above all, chips. But be careful, here we don't joke about quality: forget about soggy vacuum-packed chips, it's time for the real deal, golden and crispy on the outside, melting on the inside, cooked twice in beef fat (or not, to each their own), served in a generous cone with a homemade sauce, and sometimes accompanied by a fricadelle for the hungriest..

At The Belgian Touch, we are not only passionate about magic, but also fans of our country and everything that makes it charming. We love to showcase Belgium in a different way: its stories, its symbols… and of course, its culinary culture..

So, to combine pleasure, heritage, and crunchiness, here is our top 5 of the best chip shops in Belgium. Subjective? Absolutely. But tested, savoured, and 100% embraced..

1. Maison Antoine – Brussels (Place Jourdan)

An unmissable institution, renowned for its perfectly golden fries and homemade sauces. A legendary place where locals and visitors mingle, in the heart of the capital.

2. Frit Flagey – Brussels (Ixelles)

Famous for its never-ending queue, this chip shop offers generous portions and a popular Andalusian sauce that everyone loves. A Brussels classic not to be missed.

3.Fritterie Longdoz – (Liège)

An authentic spot where the chips are always crispy and served with a smile. The local atmosphere and generous portions make it a favourite place.

4. Fritkot Max – Antwerp (Green Square)

In a retro setting, this chip shop is famous for its homemade samurai sauce and its friendly atmosphere. Perfect for a tasty break after a stroll around the city..

5. Chez Gilbert – Namur (Jambes)

Renowned for its homemade mayonnaise and tasty chips, this place attracts enthusiasts willing to cross the city for an authentic gourmet break.