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.

We arrived with a large group and were so impressed. The service was seamless and welcoming, and…read morethe food was absolutely top notch. A wonderful dining experience. Highly recommend Le Saigon.

The same as a lot of people, we needed a bit of variety from (delicious) French food and we needed…read moresomewhere that could turn out a quicker, more casual meal, because toddlers (sigh). We saw that they had takeout but also a beautiful restaurant (and their own parking lot) so we gave it a go. We didn't have a reservation and they accepted our party of 4 as a walk in. Food was great! There was a fluent English speaking gentleman, Kim, who helped us and he was so so kind and helpful. We tried to order a few things on the menu they were out of, but at least in one case they offered a delicious alternative. It was a cold and rainy day and we even got an off-menu Pho with incredibly tender beef. And I will think about the delicious salmon skewers for a long time. I will caution that the price relative to some of the portions for this type of food was a little high - but also if you bear in mind that everything down here is a bit more because of the all-year-long tourist season it isn't out of line.

This take out restaurant has been in Aix-en-Provence for many years…read more There is no inside dining, just take out. They have several choices Every day. I had the chicken with noodles and vegetables. If you want it Heated, they'll heat it, or you can take it cold. I also tried their coconut Boules dessert. The initial try of this dessert was very good, but later In the week, it was slightly dry and not as appetizing. Usually there's a Line out the door. They take cash only.

This is, with out a doubt, one of the top 5 eating establishments in Aix. Yes, that's right, one of…read morethe top eateries in Aix is Vietnamese. It is a very small restaurant. I do believe they have one table, so the food is almost always "to-go"'. It's perfect during Spring, where you can sit on a fountain, or in the park, and enjoy the wonderful weather and Nguyen Thanh's culinary perfection. The food here is perfect, and the owners ensure this quality with painstaking detail. The food is very fresh, light, and flavor-blasted. As with the other reviewer, I also suggest the "Magic Bo Bun". When your food is served, they take great care to make sure an even and perfect proportion of meat, vegetables, noodles, and sauce is given to each customer, and they ladle your food onto your plate with such care and love. This is perfect and must not change - it is what makes this place so special; however, I must warn you, eating here is a test of patience.* And I'm not talking about American fast-food patience - I know many French who have given up on the wait, but it is worth it. If there are 10 people waiting in line for food, you will be waiting for 20-30 minutes, so bring a book or a friend, because a little extra time shouldn't keep you from some of the best Vietnamese food in the world. *Note: The last time I ate here was in 2008, so I'm not too sure if the long wait still exists.

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.

. 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.

Ordered the Laap and mango sticky rice , so delicious! Quick and friendly service, can't wait to…read morecome back and order more.

We love this Vietnamese restaurant that opened in 88. The…read moredecor transports you there, artwork is really nice and there is a little bridge over water filled with gold fishes and pennies as you enter the space. The food is always consistently good. This time we ordered a combo appetizer platter as well as a dish we have never seen in Asian restaurants consisting of smoked fried rice served in a clay pot filled with smoked slivers of pork, decent sized shrimp and real crabmeat. Really good ! Highly recommend !

It's Chinese French food , it's expensive and no pho ... 4 people regular meal no desserts can cost…read moreyou 100 Euo. It's not worthy to try.

Lunch at this restaurant was the highlight of our visit to Arles. We are from Honolulu, so we…read morereally appreciate Vietnamese and Thai cuisines. L'Apsara delivers delicious classic dishes in both traditions. My husband ordered the large portion Bo Bun and I had the chicken Pad Thai noodles. Both dishes were served with perfectly cooked noodles and quality ingredients, spiced just right. However, the highlight was our shared entree, the summer rolls (Les roulettes printemps), topped with chopped peanuts and served with a delicate sweet sour spicy vinegar dipping sauce. These three dishes along with a carafe of chilled rose totaled only 36 euros! Great, friendly service, too. Highly recommended.

At first, I didn't have high expectations about Asian restaurants in a touristy town in France…read more When my airbnb host told us that this was the BEST Asian restaurant, I didn't take it seriously. I had traveled in France and Barcelona for almost two weeks by then, and I had been craving for Korean--but not an option--or any spicy Asian foods. This restaurant IS amazing! I have to say that the food that we had was better than most Asian restaurants anywhere in the US or other cities. The fresh summer roll was excellent and the wok dishes (beef and seafood) were perfect! While we were in Arles for three nights, we went back to this restaurant every single day. The staff was very kind, but if you go there for dinner, the service might be slow.

I found this restaurant on Yelp. Le Pavilion Thaï was within walking distance from were I was…read morestaying in Marseille. They say it is not only Thai but "all things Asian", serving Vietnamese and Chinese dishes too. All dishes were very spicy, I'm used to a lower level of it. Located in an area with a lot of graffiti. If I ever return to Marseille I will explore other dining options in the city. The waiter was polite but not very helpful in recommendations. The restaurant is okay to visit if you are staying close, probably not worth a planned visit. Order steamed hacao dumplings, good stuff. The waiter spoke English.

Great service!! (the young lady was very sweet) The chef…read more(thai lady)in the kitchen definitely knows how to cook aunthentic Thai food. I highly recommend this place for tourists that craves a home cook meal away from home.

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.