This tiny restaurant serves up tasty ramen and Bao at utterly reasonable prices. English speakers,…read moredon't misunderstand burger in the name of the restaurant. They're only talking about shredded meat and not hamburgers as what may be known in the English speaking world. This incredibly busy order, taker, waitress, cashier, and everything else person pleasantly took my order while waiting on approximately 25 people inside and outside on a very rainy day. My pork Ramen with homemade broth was absolutely delicious. Sparkling broth seasoned with five spice, a generous portion of pork that was absolutely tender with no fat, and tasty al dente Ramen. This was all for €10. In fact no dish at this restaurant is more than €10. You can't beat it with a stick. Try it. You won't regret it.

I am so happy to have found this little gem tucked away on a side street in the center of Bordeaux…read more As an Asian-American, I have missed eating authentic dim sum since moving to France. The Bao are delicious, as well as the Bao sandwich. The owner is always friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend.

Nobi Nobi is the perfect choice for cheap yet amazing japanese dishes!…read more The service is absolutely incredible and the staff are very nice and helpful. We had the Takoyaki for entree - a beautiful ball-shaped snack filled with octupus. As the main course, I highly recommend the Chicken Okonomiyaki (however the vegetarian option is equally as good!) - a savoury pancake-style dish with amazing ingredients and sauce. For drinks you can have the traditional yet challenging to open Japanese lemonade or the amazing bubble tea with an immense amount of flavours. I was very generously given a free passion fruit/tapioca bubble tea! Definitely worth paying a visit!

They should simplify the name Nobi Nobi to No-No. You just leaving shaking your head, "no no"…read morebecause it's so bad. The miso ramen was almost passable but the calamari yakisoba was laughably bad. A poor substitute for what is normally a tasty dish. The sauce is sweet and cloying and not nice tasting. Dépensez votre argent ailleurs! La soupe au ramen n'a pas de goût et le yakisoba a un goût bizarre (sucré, trop de sauce de soja). Pas bon!

The Ramen was pretty good and quite filling. It was perhaps missing some subtlety…read more I didn't wait very long, it was prepared quickly. The packaging was very good for take-out. The staff was helpful.

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.

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 !

we ordered one beef dish and one noodle dish with shrimp…read more Both were amazing. It was so good that I had to go back to the kitchen to say "Thank you." I thought NYC had all the great Thai restaurants. This place beats everyone in NYC, not to mention they are even cheaper.

Was expecting to eat some Thai food, but when we came here it was more like a fast food type of…read moreservice. Small place, but the furniture was pretty cool the way they used beer cases as tables. As for the food, it was not authentic at all. Didn't taste so much like Thai. There were not that many options, since they keep it pretty simple. I ordered the green curry(I guess it comes with chicken) they put it in the same bowl as the rice so the rice gets soggy at the bottom. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't the greatest either. At least it was very flavorful! I'm a huge Thai food fan so this was just average for me! But it must be great for the French people here in Bordeaux!