We arrived in Nimes late and stumbled across this place close to where we were staying. So happy we…read moredid. We ordered the spring rolls, fried raviolis with sweet and sour and Saigon rolls. Also had spicy soup, chicken and rice, chicken and beef skewers and noodles with beef and vegetables . All of the food was phenomenal. We enjoyed a bottle of wine with our meal and we're not disappointed. The space was accessible for individuals with mobility issues as well cozy, well decorated and welcoming. Best Chinese food we have ever had.

The price is affordable and the owner is very friendly and nice. We only can read Chinese and…read moreEnglish but the owner used pictures and spoke Chinese to explain everything so easy for us to order our meal. Nice place to eat.

From the owner: Un restaurant chinois sur la place de l'église Saint-Pierre Le Nem est un petit restaurant chinois…read morequi borde la place de l'église. On y mange à l'intérieur, ce qui vaut mieux les jours de grand mistral en ville, dans un décor typiquement asiatique. Côté carte, on y trouve beaucoup de plats cuits à la vapeur, notamment des spécialités de gambas et de brochets.

After a night and morning of agonizing over food poisoning, we decided to take a gamble of some pho…read morein France. Logically speaking we had a chance of it being good; France had colonies in Vietnam, so some secrets of pho must have been shared right? Nope. Xuan was marketed as a Vietnamese and Hong Kong restaurant. Not sure what that means but we ordered a bowl of pho and won ton soup. The pho was all kinds of wrong; wrong (and overcooked) noodles, weird meat, strange broth, but it wasn't disgusting, it just wasn't pho. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/94zm3e4nStFqZdBcdDGpWg?select=qOXhnYLKu7PUbDiZb00U-w#qOXhnYLKu7PUbDiZb00U-w The won ton soup faired a little better, but wasn't anything I'd go back for. More overcooked noodles and a very thin broth made for meh eats. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/94zm3e4nStFqZdBcdDGpWg?select=PczG4mtSdG5R5umv6EE0Xw#PczG4mtSdG5R5umv6EE0Xw We didn't expect much and we didn't get much. But given our state at the time, this was all we could stomach.

From the USA - came to visit the location and stopped by this place for a quick lunch. Very good…read moreprice and good food. A lot of variety and flavors, especially compared to the buffets in the United States. There is also a drink area, I got the bubble tea and it was very rich and delightful.

From the owner: Le plus grand restaurant chinois d'Avignonread more

. I am not a Viet…read morecuisine expert. But, just got back from supper here; had 4 dishes: shrimp pho, fried poork & shrimp rolls, pork sauce piquante, & fried rice. All good to very good. Tiny, crowded out-of-the-way place. Packed with Asian folks. This is a good place to sup ! Rick .

We ordered pho, a dish from the menu of the day which included Thai chicken, a salad, fried rice,…read moreand chicken nuggets, and a beef dish. It was all very tasty. Freshly made and well seasoned is our opinion of these dishes. Prices were reasonable, and we were able to find parking a block away, which is a big deal in this area if you have a car.

Very small portions. My jumbo shrimps were so tiny. Spicy sauce was sweet. Tofu was super salty…read more Skip this place

From the owner: L'Asie en terrasse Les Baguettes d'Or de la Saraillerie ont fait des émules sur cette jolie place…read morede Jérusalem. Déjeuner chinois en terrasse fait désormais partie des luxes abordables, avec des menus très différents mais toujours consistants. Les plats vietnamiens et thaïlandais valent le détour, et sont toujours servis rapidement, sourire en sus.