We had a wonderful dinner at Lou Colonial. We called ahead for a reservation. We sat inside as…read moreoutside was booked. Food was delicious. Pad Thai was very tasty as was the beef dish. Beef was extremely tender. Had a nice bottle of wine as well. Staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. They spoke English as well...thank you! Clean bathrooms. Can't wait to return!

Came here craving Vietnamese food. This was anything but -- pad Thai, wok fry, and even bibimbop…read moredominate the menu. The service was awful; it was as if the waitress had a personal vendetta against me. She begrudgingly took my order and took 20 mins just to give me wine and water. The food (I ordered the beef pho special) can adequately be summed up with a "meh." There was too much noodle and not enough soup, which was lukewarm at best. The small patio ambiance also sucked big time. Twice one of the waiters lit his cig, trailing disgusting smoke on my food before stepping out.

Super friendly and welcoming staff with great service. Incredible food and even better prices. I…read morehighly recommend the bo bun in the summer heat. Very tasty pieces of meat with refreshing vermicelli noodles and veggies. We will definitely return the next time we are in Nice!

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.

Great Japonais-Francais fusion. We seems to always to have good luck in walk-in restaurants…read more Specially recommend the Yuzu dessert. Best dessert i had in France

A cosy restaurant with a shop of Japanese articles. The starter were a mixed success: tomatoes with…read moreavocados, pork with celery and some undefined vegetables the later rather tasteless. The main curse beef filet with the house choices of spices was amazing. Deserts French and tasty. The waiter were helpful but could hardly speak English.

The views are fantastic as this restaurant is located right on the water! There is lots of seating…read moreboth indoors and outdoors. Service was fine as well. The food was so-so...the rockfish soup that so many had recommended was honestly my least favorite part - it was way too salty and the mix of spices/flavors just was not for me. The seared white fish was decent. The other dish we ordered was also nothing to write home about. Be careful not to get this restaurant confused with the other restaurant that has the same name in Chateauneuf du Pape.

An excellent seafood restaurant. I was a bit wary as they charge tourist prices and the restaurant…read morehas a storied reputation. But I had a delicious lunch and I would recommend ordering from one of their prix fixe menus. I had the fish soup which came with a generous portion of a rich aoli that had a nice heat to it. The aoli came with two types of bread, one was a fresh semi-sourdough and the other were slices of toasted baguette. The toasted baguette, surprisingly, turned out to be the best and most delicious option combined with the aoli and the soup. The soup itself was deeply rich and earthy. It had a touch of curry and turmeric in it and it felt restorative... a fisherman's chicken soup. The soup was a meal in itself. For the plat principal I had the fish of the day which was beautifully prepared. The filet sat on a bed of nearly caramelized fennel and the accompanying sauce had rich but light touches of tomatoes and mangos and pine nuts. I have seen this kind of salsa accompaniment fail in so many fish dishes but here it was completely balanced and successful. The dessert I chose was forgettable. The service is completely masculine, it reminded me a bit of the old white table cloth restaurants in New York City where it almost feels like you've stumbled into a private sports club. But these gentlemen were pros and the service was excellent.

It is usually a difficult reservation but we were able to snatch one for the next day…read more We were seated outside in a rather dark alley and of course, no views and in my opinion no charm. The old town in this time is so crowded that the whole dining experience was messed up by the constant flow of tourists. 2 stars because the portions were ridiculously a small and the prices on the high side for what you get on the plate. I remember the bar des oiseaux as a much better restaurant than what it has become , maybe just catering to the tourists without much attention to details. I will certainly not come back as we left hungry.

Great fast service, celebrated a birthday and staff were so kind. The food is tasty, nice art…read moreinside and good view into the kitchen!

With an unassuming exterior and generic name, I didn't expect this restaurant to be my best dining…read moreexperience in Nice. Only a few steps away from the train station, this Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic cuisine and elegant service. The people working here are Vietnamese so rest assured that the flavors are original and developed. This place was moderately priced and walk-ins are fine.

Not bad for Vietnamese food! I'm from Vancouver, BC., where there are lots of viet restos. This…read moredefinitely was a surprise. We ordered the bun Bo, the chicken with Carmelized onions, and the stir fried glass noodles with shrimp. The best dish was the bun bo. We were badly craving for some Asian food after eating french and Italian cuisine for a week. This did it for us! By the way, this restaurant is actually called Restaurant China, not Le China.

The place is very large, with a lot of noise and lights. Normal in this type of Chinese buffet…read more Very rowdy, sign of success with many families. The originality is that the food offered as sea food and fish is very fresh and tasty. The wok is quite correct. The value for money also. Some curiosity found in the wine list like the cuvée de la Légion Etrangère. We came without conviction on a Sunday . But we at last felt very happy of this choice . Service young and friendly quick, with efficiency .

Nowadays I am not bothered to write reviews with the exception of the exception. And Poseidon's…read moreoctopus and Fish Soup are exceptionally amazing. Softest, most succulent and refined "poulpe" ever. And the Bouillabaisse was among the most sophisticated I have tasted. All the fish ingredients were cooked/steamed to perfection. Congratulations. The restaurant is off the beaten track and opposite a rather unsightly electronics store. But if you let your guest, your lady, your guy, sit facing the inside there is no distraction from the refined, yet honest food. Considering the fine cuisine and the great culinary result, the prices were very affordable and, again, honest. Highly recommend this "trouvaille" in Nice.