Bordeaux is a great city, but finding great Chinese food in the land of cheese, fois gras and…read morebaguettes can be, to put it lightly, a struggle. However, fear not! Wok Way, unlike many others in this city gets it so right. This small unassuming restaurant seems a favourite of Chinese expats or French-Chinese families - always great sign of a restaurant's authenticity. I ordered the wok of tofu (another rare sight in bordeaux) and leeks on rice. It was absolutely amazing the friendly staff even made a few suggestions when I asked for help with the menu. The ambiance is clean and modern. Check it out if you're in town and need a break from the French food this city has to offer. I know I often do, and will therefore be back!

Tired of all French cuisine on your vacation or just in your home town? Well hit up this place for…read moreamazing, fresh, and affordable Chinese cuisine meal. The chow mein is freshly made in house and comes with chicken, veggie, shrimp, or beef options. The gyoza are great, the shrimp with onions has garlic and bell peppers sautéed with it. The Tsingtao beer is delicious with every dish... And if you want a dish that is a little more authentic Chinese tasting, have the Chipped Pork over white rice dish. It has that fermented chili pepper flavor that exists in several dishes in China. The service is great! Friendly servers and even an English menu if needed.

This is definitely the best Chinese restaurant in the city! Although it seems like they don't have…read morea big variety of dishes here, anything you order here taste truly amazing!!! Highly recommended!

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.

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.

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 !