Le Petit Chef: 3D dinner show in Brussels

DINNER SHOW 3D ON YOUR TABLE
The trendy restaurant

An extraordinary restaurant!

Le Petit Chef is a 3D table-mapping dinner-show: a miniature chef “cooking” and travelling… directly on your plate, while real dishes arrive synchronized with the film. In Brussels, the experience takes place at the Martin’s Brussels EU ( Schuman) hotel.

Classic and vegetarian menus as well as a children’s menu are offered; The video is identical for all the menus, only the content of the plates changes.

Why it’s cool!

Zero language barriers : everything is visual → perfect with children and teenagers.
Dedicated children’s menu (ideally 6–12 years old) and vegetarian alternatives.
Comfortable setting : hotel room, well-established service, regular timing

Experience – how it works

You arrive a little before the sitting time and take a seat at the table.
The 3D show is projected onto your table (playful scenes, travels).
Each course on the menu is synchronized with the projected sequence (the film and the kitchen respond to each other).
At the end, souvenir photo and “final” dessert. (The exact content of the dishes may change depending on the season and the chef.)

Practical information

WHERE : Martin’s Brussels EU, Boulevard Charlemagne 80, 1000 Brussels
ACCESS : metro 1/5 Schuman, Brussels-Luxembourg / Brussels-Schuman stations nearby.
DURATION : allow about 2 hours for the full session (variable depending on service).
BUDGET: prices displayed at the time of booking (amount varies according to menu/day).
ALLERGIES: please let them know when booking; Alternatives exist depending on local availability.

Combine nearby

Parlamentarium (free) – Very clear multimedia tour of Europe, audio guides in many languages: perfect for curious teenagers.
House of European History (free) – Modern museum, immersive scenography that connects history to everyday lives; Ideal for starting family discussions.
Parc du Cinquantenaire – Lawns for running, shaded paths, playgrounds on the Merode side: the green break just a stone’s throw from dinner.
Arches of the Cinquantenaire – The esplanade and colonnades offer a grandiose backdrop at sunset.
Autoworld – Super collection of cars (vintage, sport, prototypes); works great with kids and teens.
Art & History Museum (Fiftieth Anniversary) – Roman mosaics, Egypt, decorative arts… Great museum to nibble on by “mini-themes”.
War Heritage Institute / Musée de l’Armée – Planes, helicopters, armoured vehicles: a quick “best of” appeals to young enthusiasts.
Leopold Park & Pond – Gentle paths, ducks, benches; Perfect for digesting or waiting before the session.
Museum of Natural Sciences – Iguanodon Gallery and interactive spaces: a safe bet for 6–12 year olds.
Place Jourdan & Maison Antoine (cult chip shop) – Cone of fries in “pre-show” mode or as a second course after the dinner show.
Squares Ambiorix / Marie-Louise & Maison Saint-Cyr (Art Nouveau) – Pretty facades, small photo rally to do with teenagers.
Berlaymont & Schuman roundabout – Icons of the European Quarter: flags, perspectives and night lighting for an “EU capital” photo.