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    The dining room's sand-toned minimalism comes from MAArchitects, and the menu follows a similar logic: clean lines with the occasional surprise. Chef Benoît Neusy runs a modern seafood-forward restaurant in Mons where fish and surf-and-turf dishes carry most of the weight. He has a fondness for nudging classics sideways, like a vol-au-vent that arrives with sweetbreads and prawns folded into the familiar filling. Regulars who've been coming for years show no signs of stopping.

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    • Vol-au-vent

      “He may enhance textbook vol-au-vent (crisp melt-in-the-mouth puff pastry and a velvety sauce to die for) by adding crispy calf’s sweetbread and prawns to the traditional chicken filling.”

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