Very unique restaurant in Bordeaux, France. We were craving ramen, and this place didn't…read moredisappoint. I ordered the ramen and it was amazing. Yakisoba was very flavorful

We arrived at 5:30 on a Sunday and there was a steady stream of customers. We were able to be…read moreseated right away. had hoped to give it a 5 star review, but because the Yaki soba noodles were not the same kind of noodle as in Japan, I took off a star. Otherwise the flavor was fine and it was prepared pretty well. I give them a thumbs up for really trying to be as authentic as possible. They welcome you with the common Japanese greeting 'Irashaimasen' and our server could relay her order in Japanese The noodle shop also was narrow and looked like a noodle shop in Japan.

Very good sushi place. Everything was fresh and tasty. The…read moredeserts are a bit pricey (7€).

I used to come here all the time when I lived in Bordeaux. The food is really high-quality and the…read moreambiance is nice. I try to dress somewhat nicely when I go here, at least something better than jeans and a t-shirt. Somehow their prices aren't too high. The service is very friendly. I'd recommend making a reservation, especially around lunchtime. Often in the afternoon, it's reservations only because they get really busy! In the evening, it's a little less so.

Great food, great service! We ate the cold noodles. I come…read moreshort of words to describe how great they were. Dessert: pana cotta - still enjoying while thinking about it.

I was craving some chicken teriyaki SO bad so when my friend asked me to join her for dinner, I…read moreimmediately suggested this place. The three stars are for the service and the restaurant itself. It's open from 12-6 and 7-10 so I think those are reasonable hours unlike the rest of France. Unfortunately the food was a miss for me (aside from the teriyaki sauce itself). The chicken came in skewers which was weird for a bento box. And there was old, dry looking boiled chicken in another pocket of the box which I did not touch because it looked repulsive. The salad dressing wasn't tangy enough, but rather flat. And I was so disappointed at their soy sauce because it had a vinegar after taste which wasn't pleasant at all. I don't know if maybe I caught them on a bad day but safe to say I won't be coming back.

Great place to have sushis! Several choices for menus, which…read moreare affordable and delicious! The staff is really nice and friendly! Went there for my Bday and got back twice since then! Would definitely recommend!! :))

Amazingly good and cozy…read more I came at 6:30 and nice we can get a seat inside without reservation The service is good and food is quick...I highly recommend it

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!

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.

Pleasant Japanese place. Prices are actually quite reasonable. The fried pork was really very…read moretasty. Although the miso soup in the green team would rather bland.

This sushi place, unfortunetaly located 5 doors away from sushi shop, really deserves more visitors…read moreand reviews. I went there because I wanted sushi, I wanted to go close to my place, and NOT go to Sushi shop (not because I don't like them, because I wanted to try something else). So I tried Sushi Dozo. The place was not very busy on a Tuesday evening and we chose to sit as the bar to have a view on the open kitchen: I always love that, it feels very asian. I highly recommend their eel rools and even more so their scallop and bacon skewers, which are truly TO DIE FOR. My friend went for a plate of udon, which were delicious too, and I had a japanese salad on top. To be honest, the salad was good but over priced, and the gyozas we had as a starter were also unevenly cooked, which is why I don't give them 5 stars. Apart from these little glitches, the food was really very good, decently priced and staff very polite. A definite must try if you want a change from the usual suspects in terms of sushi ;-)

The people of Bordeaux have it so well. Akashi is by far one of the best restaurants in Bordeaux…read more We're visiting Bordeaux to visit the wine regions but we're staying in the city. Dinner options are hit or miss here but Akashi stands out as a cut above the rest. We recently dined here on a quiet Wednesday summer night. The ambiance is serene, clean, and inviting. The service was EXCELLENT. She was sweet, helpful, and very polite. The menu is simple: 2 types of tasting menus (54 euro versus 68 euro). Both VERY affordable, especially given the prices we typically pay in San Francisco. We opted for the larger menu. The menu is in French but our host was gracious enough to translate it in English for us. Again, heavenly service. The larger menu was as follows: - several small appetizers including a tomato type soup, mackerel toast, smoked salmon puff - shrimp and sweetbreads: AMAZING, Surprising pair. Perfection. - swordfish and peppers: light and airy, the swordfish was incredibly moist and delicate. - pigeon stuffed with foie gras: the gaminess of the pigeon was subdued by the foie gras. Fatty richness but overall very balanced - melon soft moist cake with chocolate bits and airy puffs: WOWW. Extremely delicate and soft, not overly sweet which I prefer. We did the wine pairings as well and they were matched perfectly. We cannot believe this place exists in Bordeaux. It's refined without being pretentious; very approachable! If you're visiting the area and need an amazing dinner place that serves exceptional dishes, please consider Akashi. We are sad we didn't find this place sooner.