We couldn't have asked for a better meal at Dan - the chef himself was serving our table and was…read moresuch a delightful man! Each course was more delicious than the last. My husband had the signature menu, and I had the discovery menu and we each had the wine pairings. Reasonable portions and prices. One of a kind fusion food. Sadly it was our last night in Bordeaux because I'm already dying to return!!

From the owner: Dan vous propose une cuisine fraîche, inventive et intuitive, inspirée de traditions populaires…read moreCantonnaises. Le tout servi dans un cadre simple et authentique.

Great healthy food, very accommodating even without reservation. The owner and server are extremely…read morenice and helpful. It is a pleasure to go there and we often do.

Highly recommended. Great appetizers (entrées): the noodle soup is the best I've had and the sesame…read moresalad with its sashimi salmon is to die for. So are the main dishes (plats) particularly the duck dim sum. All plates have numerous flavors that work so well together. Onto the deliciously unique desserts. Our favorite was the refreshing tempura mango. The green tea & ginger creme brûlée were also extremely original. Finally, the mango tapioca was sweet and light.

Fantastic dinner - very nice service and great food. The wine was excellent as well. A great change…read moreof pace!

From the owner: Cuisine malaysienne, indonésienne et pakistanaise. Restaurant convivial. Un lieux parfait pour…read moreéchanger ses souvenirs de voyage! A fusion of malaysian, Indonesian and Pakistanis cuisine. Family friendly restaurant enjoyed by locals, visitors, and travelers alike.

This is an all-you-can-eat buffet that includes a combination of different Chinese (and very few…read moreother Asian-influenced) foods. When you walk through the doors it looks like any other buffet Chinese restaurant, but as we were seated, we noticed that the seating was especially cramped in a place where getting up and walking back and forth to the buffet is happening at every table. Although it had been a hot day, the place was uncomfortably warm inside, and the ceiling fans were set only on very low. Of the food, the samosas were disappointingly soft, and the spring rolls were just not very good. All the bad things aside, we all really enjoyed the food. The nems were great, the duck was delicious, the chicken was tender, and the selection was a higher standard than we have had elsewhere at buffets in France. Our son was especially excited about the all-he-could-drink slush puppies, and our daughter supped a virgin piña colada!

Nice place to get fast food Asian fare. Mostly take out, but you can grab a table and chair and…read moreeat in as well. They have lots of choices to pair noodles or rice with protein, vegetables, etc. The food was good, a bit small for my liking, but the prices are affordable. I got the udon noodles with bok choy and szechuan sauce...not spicy enough for me, but probably fine for most people. Not a bad option when you are walking around town and want something quick, light or healthy.

This place is awesome! All the items we took were tasty. Service was excellent. The only place in…read moreall my life, who refused humbly to take the tip .

Truly pathetic excuse for any Asian food , and they try to cover Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, and…read moreJapanese. I got a "Bento" which indeed came in a box but otherwise was no bento. The General Tso's dish that came with it was another unrelated name. Slathered in soy sauce it was just over cooked Chicken with carrots. The fried dumplings were from a freezer bag at the supermarket and cooked into hard little rocks. The rice (at 8pm on a Friday) was completely dried from lunch or maybe yesterday. I can only guess the people giving all the great ratings have no familiarity with any of these cuisines and this is some kind of "exotic" food to them. It's just terrible.

From the owner: Une invitation au voyage Situé en plein cœur de Bordeaux, le Wa vous accueille dans une ambiance…read moremoderne et propose un large choix de plats typiques de la cuisine populaire asiatique. On peut y savourer, entre autres, des " crevettes coconut thaï curry " ,du " bœuf loc lac ", ou encore des " nouilles de Singapour ". Japonais, chinois, vietnamien, indonésiens et thaïlandais, il y en a pour tous les goûts. Le Wa invite à une véritable découverte culinaire ; dépaysement garanti !

From the owner: ma cuisine reunionnaise est à votre porteread more

Delicious and large dishes! Great atmosphere and service. I especially love the open kitchen, with…read moreits smells and sounds. We had Phô, Lot Tcha and Nam. Highly recommended!

Good food for the price. Good if you are looking for something simple and easy but also différent.read more