Great menu, lovely atmosphere, efficient service which is rare in France. Ive never seen vinegar…read morerice so i tried it and i wish i could always have it. My sushi was fresh and tasty.. the beef and cheese skewer was too much cheese not enough beef, and shrimp shumai was the best ive ever had. I wouldnt hesitate to return for good Japanese food in Avignon!

Upon seeing other reviews and in the mood for someplace with white rice after not having it for 8…read moredays in France, we decided to visit this restaurant. Upon entering, it is a nice place, kinda like a eurasian fusion feel. We had first dinner seating so it was kind of empty. I ordered a dinner plate with salmon nigiri, salmon & avocado maki, these yakiniku sticks with strips of been wrapped around cheese (French accent to a Japanese meal), egg plant appetizer (was REALLY good), miso soup, bowl of white rice, along with a bit of seaweed salad. It was really good! My wife had udon with tempura. The curious thing was that there was no dipping sauce for the tempura unlike where you would find almost everywhere else (maybe a French thing? I dunno)... and I've eaten Japanese foods in different 'States, Japan, Singapore ... My son had a sashimi dinner and he said that it was really good. I managed to take a few photos, then the worker and manager came over to us to say that picture taking was not allowed. Oh well ... kinda deflated the experience a bit. So I can say I ate Japanese food in France at least once :)

While most mains in Montpellier - even the mid range+ - lie around 15-20€, Le Morue is steeper,…read morewith mains from around 20€ and up to about 27€. Based on its always-packed seating, it's charming location and the fact that it is a seafood only restaurant, one could think that this is a high end seafood restaurant with medium plus prices. That is not the case. My grilled dorade was 21€, and really wasn't anything special. It surely wasn't _bad_, the vegetables was nicely sauteed and the fish was ...average, but at a a plus-charge of 5€, it wasn't nothing special. I might have choicen the wrong dish, but for me - Le Morue could need a price tag reality check.

The worst meal i had in years... deplorable service, nothing tasty and totaly overpriced. I…read morecomplained and the lady in charge offered me the dessert. Good point. So i'm gonna say that the terrace is on a good spot. May be it wasn't a good day.

While the soup Wafu serves is absolutely not ramen I'm giving them four stars because what they do…read moreoffer is decent and they shouldn't be overlooked for what they do offer. They should either change the name of their restaurant to better reflect what they do offer or actually make traditional ramen like tonkastu. It may be difficult to change the name of their restaurant but making a true ramen is really labor intensive. So maybe that's why they don't. Since the closest authentic ramen shop according to Google Maps is Naruto in Aix-en-Provence, Wafu should consider making a legitimate ramen. It would be unique to the immediate area since there seems to be a fair amount of traditional Japanese restaurants including sushi shops. Avignon deserves a true ramen shop, not something masquerading as one. In the meantime, if you have the time and the ease of traveling to Aix-en-Provence, I highly recommend going to Naruto. Their ramen is excellent especially for ramen offered outside of Japan.

I was close to giving it 5 stars. What is really great in the restaurant is the atmosphere. It is…read morepretty, the music is just right, and the staff is simply sweet. The restaurant has WI-FI, one man/women clean shares toilet, prices are very good and they accept credit card. I don't think the staff had any serious training though and the food was nice but not the best we had in the city. For the price it was very good though.

Not many restaurants open inside the wall city on a Sunday, but La Petite Peche was. We had gone…read moreto a wine tasting and the owner recommended La Petite Peche. The food was simple but very very fresh and tasty. Not a lot of seasoning because the food simply did not need it. When fish is fresh, why load it up with seasoning? It was perfect for my husband and I, we don't like too much salt or seasoning in our food. It was a fantastic lunch. Our waiter was terrific, we enjoyed chatting with him. Their music playlist was great and it was a very chill place. Merci c'était super.

What a great find in old town Montpellier, and they are properly air conditioned, a blessing during…read morethe terrible French heatwave when temperature soared above 45 C (110 F!). A respite in hot hot hot Montpellier. Lot of people getting take out here during lunch time, but also plenty of simple but comfy (for short term) seats and tables. It's a small joint but adorably decorated. Dishes are reasonably priced. Their teriyaki salmon bowl is quite nice, and they have other refreshing sushi lunch entree options as well. They make their soy sauce in house (the green bottle marked sucre is actually fait maison, home made, doesn't mean sweet soy sauce). They make their wasabi in house as well. At each table there is a different card game. Quite cute. For you to pass time. At the counter, they have a sign in French saying that even super man has an allergy (kryptonite), so please don't be shy to tell them if you have any food allergy. Love the humor. Generally friendly service. You order at the counter and wait for your food.

Tres bien. Lovely…read morelarge pho and bo bun soups. They also have combo meals with ginger chicken, duck or shrimp and rice, noodles, or veggies and sprouts. Banh bao buns and other treats. Very good flavors and sauces. Reasonable prices. Friendly and efficient service. Nice lil place with good atmosphere. Highly recommended!

After almost 2 weeks in France, I was ready for some Asian food for a change, anything, miso soup,…read moretofu burger or California roll. Found this Vietnamese restaurant. I am not a "Pho" person, don't like the broth. So I ordered a Bo Bun, which is like a Pho without the broth. It was delicious. Too bad they don't serve any wine, it would had been perfect!!

I don't think you could go wrong with any of the restaurants in either square. Every table we…read morepassed looked like they were serving great food, but we wanted something light and fresh. This charming spot has a very tiny kitchen and flimsy tables and chairs outside right next to the Forum. Some tables have umbrella coverage. Our waiter was very nice and spoke English too. They take credit cards including Amex. The tomato salad was large and fresh with plenty of herbs and included prosciutto and cheeses. I had a cheese, ham, and vegetable sandwich on the most delicious baguette of my visit to France. It was 38 euros for a salad, sandwich, and 2 drinks. At some of the other restaurants, that's about the price for one lunch.

My husband said his panini was the best he ever had. My quiche was also delicious and you can't…read morebeat the location.

Good food, and very nice service. Not out of the ordinary but great location with a pleasant…read moreterrace.

Great restaurant, good food, the owner/managers came to our table several times to verify the…read morequality of service. Recommended!