It's hard to find hot soup food in France, if you miss Asian food and this is the place you should…read morevisit. The staff is friendly and the food is super good. I love the self service buffet style hotpot.

Small but very pleasant place. Authentic chinese, not Viet-Chinese. Very good food for reasonable…read moreprice and the staff are gentle and kind. Too bad I came for late lunch, so there was not many things available. No break time. The cleanest bathroom in the entire city.

Had a GREAT lunch today at the Jardin D' Asie. Andy B. is right- This place is huge! They have a…read moredining area as you walk in the door to the right and left, a little hall way that opens up to another dining area in the back with a bar on the right. Then there is a beautiful staircase with foliage all the way up where there is another dining area. There are plants and flowers everywhere. While waiting on the food to come, you can try to figure out which is live and which is fake. (hard to do without touching it) This place is pure class. Dark gray tile on the floor. Dark brown wood chairs and tables, rich red paint with big, beautiful pictures on the wall and the wait staff all in black. Very classy. My waitress and everyone I encountered today spoke enough English to explain the menu and everything having to do with the restaurant experience. My starter today was a "Rouleaux de printemps" (5€) Spring roll, served cold with lettuce, carrot, noodles, peanut a hint of cilantro and mine had shrimp wrapped in rice paper. (They also had chicken and beef) It was served with a dipping suace made up of a very light, mild vinegar sauce. It was garnished with lettuce and a cut carrot- for extra fanciness. My entre was "Poulet Jardin d'Asie" (6.50€) which was chicken with peas, green beans, carrots, lettuce, baby corn, onion, peas, bamboo shoots in a yellow coconut curry sauce. It also came with fried or steamed rice. I chose the fried rice which had peas, carrot, egg and tiny chunks of chicken. They don't have low sodium soy sauce in France. Probably because their health care is free. :) So heads up American's: Bring that blood pressure medicine. After lunch, I had a Petite espresso with 1 giant lump of sugar and a super tiny chocolate chip cookie (which was yummy). It's also worth knowing that the bathrooms were private men and woman's bathrooms. Mine was spotless and decorated beautifully. I've included some great pics. Check them out. If you're in the area and craving Chinois- you are in for a treat with this restaurant! Delicious food, friendly wait staff that works incredibly hard to make sure you have a GREAT experience. Loved it!

A nice French spin on Thai Chicken curry. Not as spicy as I like, but flavorful. If this is an…read moreindication of the whole menu, then I might be back on this trip!

Great little Asian restaurant. Feels like the owner runs the place. Not fancy but food was very…read moreflavorful. Started with mixed appetizer s, all were excellent, though most were fried. Followed by the chef's special roast duck, so good wanted to go back an hour later. Quite addictive. Great find.

Food here was very good. Food is a mix of Chinese and Thai except for dessert which is French…read more Service is fast and ambiance is nice. Really enjoyed it here.

I didn't know France had disappointing restaurants…read more Suggest you keep walking Chose this place after three earlier attempts at other restaurants were all booked for evening. Should have been suspicious: Pav San was only half full on busy Friday nite in Grenoble. Seafood soup appetizer and scallops with rice entree...neither worked well. Soup was overpowering ginger flavored, and entree was rather tasteless. Entree arrived so late everyone else was finished eating. No English menu available, but we coped. To be fair, wine and drink prices were very reasonable. Tip to management: chef needs help

From the owner: Quand la gastronomie asiatique investit Grenoble Bonne adresse grenobloise, ce petit restaurant…read morepossède déja sa clientèle d'habitués et amateurs de cuisine asiatique. A la carte, on découvre toutes les spécialités chinoises, thailandaises et vietnamiennes, cuisinées avec finesse et dans le respect de la tradition : Ha Kao (boulettes de tapioca aux crevettes), Cuisses de grenouille à la sauce Tao Chang ou Sy Chap, Porc à la sauce Tao Chang ou encore Bœuf aux oignons et poivre noir. Et pour finir Lychees au sirop ou encore Beignets à l'ananas ou à la pomme... Le tout pour un bon rapport qualité-prix.

From the owner: 40 ans que ça dure ! Un très large choix de spécialités thaïlandaises, vietnamiennes et chinoises…read morevous sera proposé au menu de ce restaurant coquet et chaleureux. Les plats sont copieux et de qualité, et le budget tout à fait raisonnable. Deux salles vous accueillent pour une pause déjeuner originale, ou une soirée à la fois conviviale et raffinée.

Bravo les Mauriciens ! Vous aimez les saveurs venues…read mored'ailleurs ? Allez à l'Ile Maurice. Ce petit restaurant si bien décoré aux couleurs des îles, le dépaysment est assuré, l'accueil fort sympathique, grâce à Mary, chaleureuse et souriante, vous serez si bien conseillés. Le cocktail est délicieux, les assiettes sont copieuses ! Je vous conseille le Mine Royale à 14.50, pour les bons mangeurs, bien copieux ! les patrons super sympas ! Cet endroit est unique !

From the owner: Dépaysement au programme Accueil chaleureux et ambiance colorée sont au rendez-vous dans ce petit…read morerestaurant de la rue Humbert II. L'Ile Maurice propose bien entendu des spécialités mauriciennes mais aussi des spécialités chinoises. Les plats ne sont pas surchargés d'épices et les rhums arrangés contribueront, avec modération bien sûr, à passer une bonne soirée.