Tongeren, Belgium
From Michelin Guide
This historical house has an entirely refurbished, contemporary interior. The terrace - garden has an ornamental pond and offers views over the basilica. Tasty cuisine with hints of the Mediterranean.
From Visitor Experiences
From Visitor Experiences
The most honored or signature ingredients at the Michelin-starred restaurant Magis in Tongeren include:
Langoustines: Featured in a signature duet dish, one langoustine is served classically with wafer-thin asparagus slices and a punchy shellfish bisque, while the other is glazed and paired with a frothy, Asian-leaning jeow som dressing. This highlights the restaurant's focus on fresh, high-quality seafood and refined simplicity.
Asparagus: Used in thin slices to accompany langoustines, asparagus adds a delicate, fresh vegetable note that complements the shellfish bisque, emphasizing seasonality and local produce.
Wild Mushrooms: Central to their celebrated wild mushroom risotto, these mushrooms capture the essence of the forest, enhanced with truffle oil and fresh herbs to create a creamy, aromatic dish that showcases the restaurant’s commitment to seasonal, earthy flavors.
Truffle Oil: Used to elevate dishes like the wild mushroom risotto, truffle oil adds depth and luxury, underscoring Magis’s balance of rustic and refined elements.
Duck Breast: Featured in a pan-seared dish served with a cherry reduction, this ingredient exemplifies the restaurant’s mastery of flavor balance, pairing rich meat with a fruity, tangy sauce for harmony on the plate.
These ingredients are significant as they reflect Magis’s culinary philosophy: sourcing ultra-fresh, local, and seasonal produce, and presenting dishes with minimalist finesse that allows each ingredient’s natural flavor to shine.
Current Offerings & Prices
No specific seasonal menus are detailed, but the restaurant emphasizes using seasonal products with international influences.
Specific prices for a la carte options are not available.