A very subtle taste, good in comparison to Vietnamese cuisine we've eaten in California. The Crepe…read morea la vapeur aux porc Vietnamien and the spring rolls were fresh and tasty. English is spoken by the host. Agree with previous review about pleasant ambience.

What a pleasant surprise! We found authentic Vietnamese food in Nice. Everything we ordered was…read morefull of flavor; my favorite was the roast pork. The bánh xèo wasn't crispy, but considering we're in France, where the dish shares some roots with the crêpe, it might be a cultural twist. If you do order it, just ask for it crispy and it should be spot on. Honestly, I don't think you can go wrong with any dish here. The service was excellent, and the owner, originally from the mountain city of Da Lat, brings a warm touch to the place. The ambience even reminded me of a small Vietnamese restaurant in Dallas. Cheers!

We were staying in the area. We ate here twice. The food was reasonably priced and was quite good…read more We liked the grilled pork with vermicelli. I just didn't like that the electric fan in the dining area had a dirty grill, but that's me. I always clean mine at home.

Very good nigiri deal and salmon was delicious. Good spot if you're craving sushi in Nice!read more

Super nice service, great presentation and the sushi as well as ramen was excellent!…read moreReally great for such an inconspicuous hole in the wall! Love it :-)

Great find while we were in Nice for a change from French cuisine. Really nice ambience and…read moreappreciated the AC. Food was great. We got a customized wok which was excellent along with salmon teriyaki, also excellent, and vegetarian ginger/tofu/veggie bowl, which was just mediocre (not much flavor). All in all, we liked this place and would recommend it for a change.

We had 5 meals in 4 days in this restaurant. Food was…read moregreat! Very high standard for Asian food. The roast pork is as good as what I would find in HongKong, Singapore. Great service too! T

The food was really good, the interior a bit cheek, but the service warm and worthy of five stars…read morein and of it self. This is one of those places that gives you the feeling, in a non-creepy way, that the whole reason they started the business was in order to serve someone like you. And finally, after all those years of working hard and waiting, there you are in all your glory. All-in-all, O'Crazy offers an unpretentious atmosphere, cheap but good quality food, and (you guessed it) warm and hearty service, in a city where the latter by no means is taken for granted.

Walked over for dinner from a nearby hotel and really enjoyed our casual dinner. We passed this…read moreplace multiple times on our trip and it was always busy, so we decided to give it a shot. The service was very friendly, relatively quick, and reasonably priced. We each ordered a different variation of the Bo Bun, which was delicious. I loved the sliced up egg roll mixed in with the rest of the veggies and noodles. Large fans made the dining area comfortable as well as a large opening to the street. It was extremely hot outside but felt comfortable during dinner. Their drinks were ice cold which is a huge positive in Europe. Overall, we'd definitely come back.

My husband and I came here for dinner on a Wednesday around 7:30pm. There were only a couple of…read moreother full tables, and our server was very attentive. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. The ambiance was lovely, with beautiful furnishings, natural stone accent walls, and an exposed wok. We were offered free shots of the saki liquor at the end of our meal! Great place.

I live in Nice, I'm Asian, I speak B1 level French but when I first started coming here, I spoke A1…read morelevel French. The owners are a couple. The wife speaks English. The husband has always spoken to me in French. Even if the restaurant is empty when you walk in, it doesn't mean the restaurant doesn't have reservations for later. Restaurants in Nice usually just do one seating per table. I always get the Crab Salad and Bo Bun. The Crab in the salad is REAL and not imitation. The dressing is a refreshing lemon dressing. I've had Pho here as well. I'm a regular here. I'm Japanese American and the owners are NOT racist.

Came here on a quiet weeknight in November and the restaurant was completely empty except for 2…read moreguests at a table. Went in and the owner asked if we had reservations. We said no and he said we cannot dine without reservations. He said somethings in French we didn't understand and he didn't translate. I don't know what his business practice is, but to turn away walk ins when your restaurant is completely empty in low season and probably will not have any guests come that night is ridiculous to me. I have read reviews that said he's racist and turns away Asian non French speaking customers. Cannot verify that but that would be so sad because he's Asian too. How much self hate does he have? I feel sorry for him. Either way if you're Asian and get turned away, or if you're non Asian and was allowed to eat here without reservations let me know. I'm curious why he has a restaurant like this!

Best Asian Food Ever!!! You have to stand in line though but the service is very fast. It is worth…read morewaiting because the food is very good and fresh! You can choose your food: Thai/Vietnamese/Chinese/Cambodian etc... Try it! Just made my day!

After getting back from Marseille right around dinner, my dad and I were actually craving Chinese…read morefood and happened to find this place. It's not what many would authentic Chinese food. In other words, it's a lot like Chinese restaurants in America but a little more "gourmet" and there's some overlap with other far east cuisines in the area. It's got western adaptations of chinese dishes predominantly with some Thai, Vietnamese, and Indian dishes among others in their daily lineup. There are like 30 dishes available and you can get them in two sizes of plastic containers. We got two orders of Riz thai (Thai Fried Rice) for 3 Euro each, an order of Indian fried rice for 3 Euro, an order of Poulet curry thai (Thai Chicken curry) for 5.40 Euro, and an order of Poulet General tao (General Tso's chicken or something similar) for 6.90 Euro. All the food was very tasty and filling. I was super hungry after our day trip that I was able to finish it all except an extra order of Thai Fried Rice which I saved for next day's lunch in Cannes. Definitely one of the best tasting places I've had during my trip.

Asian Factory is a nice restaurant in the area around Place du Pin a small area with lots of good…read morerestaurants and bars that most tourists haven't discovered yet. It has an Asian themed menu and I had an absolutely delicious black salmon - modeled I believe on the Nobu black cod recipe. It was delicious.

Very good pho! We are from San Francisco so our standard for…read morea good quality broth is up there, the big pho is what I recommend very clean and tasty broth, a nice change if you want to cleanse your pallet of French cuisine. We ended up coming here 2 days in a row, very good place to try out highly recommended!

Needed a break from heavier French food and also looking for a spot that opened before 6pm due to…read moremy jet lag, so I dropped by for pho. This is a smallish family-run spot that seats about 20-25 people. It reminded me of Vietnamese restaurants in NYC, simple decor and slightly sticky floors. When I was there it was slower with a few tables before 6pm, and several more people arrived, also mostly tourists since this is a few blocks from the Nice train station. I say people bc there were mostly single diners when I was there, maybe a couple parties of two. Thankfully the nice young woman (I believe the daughter) who took my order was fairly proficient in English and communication was smooth. Service was very prompt. She brought out prawn chips at the beginning of the meal and I ate one piece, it was crispy and savory. I was a little surprised she took the rest back without asking before the pho was served. According to a certain other app and what I saw other patrons ordering, the most popular items seem to be the pho (rice noodles in soup with beef), bun bo hue (rice noodles in soup with beef and pig trotter), marmite fruit de mer (seafood and rice casserole) and nem (fried spring rolls). I got the Grand Pho €12 which was slightly larger--it did come with a lot of noodles--and a single extra beef ball compared to the regular pho. The broth was tasty, and there were two types of beef cuts, one a thicker than I usually expect but both tasted fresh and tender. Pho was served with fresh mint leaves and raw bean sprouts, pretty typical. The prices are very fair for the location. The restroom is located to the back of the restaurant on the right. I wish them success!