Bodja
Bodja is a fully vegetarian restaurant that serves Tibetan and Asian cuisine.
Per-allergen evidence
Bodja is a fully vegetarian restaurant that serves Tibetan and Asian cuisine. The menu is vegetarian or vegan. No meat is present on the premises, which makes the restaurant structurally safe for vegetarian diners.
[1] Aggregator Bodja - Brussels Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing categorises the venue as Vegetarian & Vegan-friendly, tagged Gluten-free. Hours run Monday to Friday 11:30–14:30 and 18:30–21:00; the restaurant is closed Saturday and Sunday. Reviews note limited vegan and GF options.fetched May 19, 2026[2] Verified blog Restaurant review: Bodja, politico.eu
Politico review: staff accommodated a coeliac companion by customising her meal. Menu is vegetarian/vegan. Prices €13-€20 mains. No mention of marked menu or dedicated kitchen.fetched May 19, 2026Bodja is a vegetarian restaurant with some vegan options, including vegan momos, a Buddha bowl, and vegan cakes. HappyCow reviewers note few vegan choices but they exist. There is no dedicated vegan kitchen or marked menu. Accommodation depends on staff knowledge.
[1] Aggregator Bodja - Brussels Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing categorises the venue as Vegetarian & Vegan-friendly, tagged Gluten-free. Hours run Monday to Friday 11:30–14:30 and 18:30–21:00; the restaurant is closed Saturday and Sunday. Reviews note limited vegan and GF options.fetched May 19, 2026[2] Verified blog Restaurant review: Bodja, politico.eu
Politico review: staff accommodated a coeliac companion by customising her meal. Menu is vegetarian/vegan. Prices €13-€20 mains. No mention of marked menu or dedicated kitchen.fetched May 19, 2026No dedicated gluten-free kitchen or marked GF menu. A few naturally GF items (japche/glass noodles, Buddha bowl, key lime paleo pie) are available, and staff accommodated a coeliac companion by customising a meal (Politico review). FindMeGlutenFree notes limited options and no GF menu. Atly lists as unverified.
[1] Aggregator Bodja - Gluten-Free Vegetarian Restaurant in Ixelles, FindMeGlutenFree
A review site lists Bodja without a gluten-free menu but notes a few gluten-free options: japche, Buddha bowl, and key lime pie. Two celiac reviews confirm certain items are safe. The site also flags the restaurant as good for dairy-free. Bodja is not a dedicated gluten-free facility.fetched May 19, 2026[2] Aggregator Most Celiac Friendly Restaurants in Ixelles, Belgium - 2026, FindMeGlutenFree
The Ixelles search result confirms that Bodja has a 'No GF Menu' and that only Dessert is listed as a gluten-free item. The snippet also mentions limited gluten-free options.fetched May 19, 2026[3] Aggregator Bodja - Brussels Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing categorises the venue as Vegetarian & Vegan-friendly, tagged Gluten-free. Hours run Monday to Friday 11:30–14:30 and 18:30–21:00; the restaurant is closed Saturday and Sunday. Reviews note limited vegan and GF options.fetched May 19, 2026[4] Verified blog Top 50 Gluten-Free Take Away Spots to Enjoy in Bruxelles, atly.com
The Atly Top 50 list ranks Bodja at #49 and tags it as 'Unverified'. The list describes the restaurant as having 'fantastic gluten-free options' and a zen atmosphere with a courtyard.fetched May 19, 2026[5] Verified blog Restaurant review: Bodja, politico.eu
Politico review: staff accommodated a coeliac companion by customising her meal. Menu is vegetarian/vegan. Prices €13-€20 mains. No mention of marked menu or dedicated kitchen.fetched May 19, 2026[6] Verified blog Restaurant review: Bodja – EU Observe, euobserve.com
This source mirrors the Politico review. It confirms coeliac accommodation and the menu description.fetched May 19, 2026One FindMeGlutenFree review describes Bodja as "good for dairy-free". The venue does not operate a dedicated dairy-free kitchen and its menu does not mark dairy-free items. Evidence is limited; vegan dishes may be free of dairy, but no structural guarantee is provided.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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