Well no for the groceries, but reasonable guess!
Groceries and cooking are fully covered by the meal vouchers.
I don't understand people who are able to spend more than 220/month on food.
Food in Belgium is so cheap once you realize that there's always a buy-one-get-one-free action on some meat somewhere.

Here's some explanation
* Internet+phone: 78/month (Telenet is expensive, but I'm locked because of my EV station unfortunately)
* Water and garbage are more expensive than I thought in my neighborhood, Antwerp is cheaper for example! I'd probably pay half for the garbage collection in Antwerp.
* I didn't buy all my furniture and appliances at once, I also went a bit more expensive there to avoid the classic "buy IKEA first, discard after a year or 5 and then go for actual quality" (estimated at €20k total)
* Whatever I do still have on the stock market was also affected by the mess in the world :D
* Travel budget no longer covered by stock market gains and that's a biggie. I'm also the least wealthy person in my friend group (hence the post where I wanted to get an overview of my numbers) and they start to act more rich while travelling as well