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What to order at Epiphany's Kitchen
- Must order
- The full set menu if available, where the kitchen's commitment to texture and flavour contrast shows most.
- Editor tip
- Check their social media for the current week's menu before booking; it changes more often than the printed card suggests.
CuisineVegan
Price€€€€
Tasting menu€30-€55
Neighborhoodpatershol
Phone+32 9 329 48 42
Book ahead1 week
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Must order: The full set menu if available, where the kitchen's commitment to texture and flavour contrast shows most.
Tip: Check their social media for the current week's menu before booking; it changes more often than the printed card suggests.
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