The Good: :: service was friendly. once the woman…read morediscovered i was Vietnamese, she was quite chatty with me and asked me questions about my travels and background :: place was quite clean :: nice interior (check out the ceiling) :: location: it's quite close to the train station :: lots of offerings on the menu :: spring rolls were quite tasty :: pho broth was clear and not oily The Bad: :: pho was served a little bit differently than i'm used to. the meat was minced with a lot of small chopped pieces of ginger in it. i'm always a fan of new things/interpretations on things but this was a bit unusual. additionally they also didn't have the normal fixins that come with pho. eg, they provided lemon wedges instead of lime wedges and they were missing some key herbs. the broth, while quality, was a little bit bland for me. however they didn't have the hoisin sauce nor sriracha/hot sauce to add to the pho. they tried to offer me up some chili oil that is normally used for dipping but i declined. :: service could be a bit slow The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? Sure--if I'm feeling like some Vietnamese when I'm by the train station next time I am ever in Tours, I'll hit this place up. This place is IN (but not 100% emphatically).

Food was delicious combined with quick service. Got to try Vietnamese beer, good stuff. This was a…read moregood introduction to Vietnamese food since we will be visiting Vietnam next March.

This restaurant was incredibly authentic, both in decor and flavor of the food. We were really…read morecraving Asian food and this place really hit the spot. We've lived in and travelled around Asia and we were really impressed by the authenticity of the food. We didn't know what to expect from this restaurant as there were no reviews, but we were so pleasantly surprised! A must try!!!

From the owner: Envie d'un chinois ? Situé à proximité de la gare SNCF, le restaurant vous propose de savoureuses…read morespécialités asiatiques. Laissez-vous tenter par les talents du cuisinier qui prépare de délicieuses soupes et des plats à la vapeur comme "hakao", raviolis à pâte blanche aux crevettes, "siumai", bouchée à pâte jaune aux crevettes ou au porc. Goûter aussi le canard aux bambous et aux champignons noirs.

From the owner: De Niort à Hanoï Le restaurant Hanoï se trouve au bas de l'avenue Alsace Lorraine. Tous les…read moreamateurs de fondue avec de la viande et des fruits de mer, d'agneau piquant sur plaque chauffante, de marmite d'agneau au curry et de plats à la vapeur peuvent se passer le mot. Et pour les plus paresseux d'entre nous, que la perspective des fourneaux n'enthousiasme pas, la maison propose des plats à emporter.

From the owner: Un vrai bon chinois ! Envie d'un repas chinois ? Direction le Lotus bleu, une de ces adresses dont…read moreon ne sort pas déçu. Le service est acceuillant et prévenant et la cuisine simple et bonne. Vous aurez le choix parmi une carte classique proposant des soupes, nouilles, nems croustillants, toutes les spécialités chinoises que vous pourrez découvrir les yeux fermés. La formule buffet à volonté (14,4 €) est très variée et économique, idéale pour goûter à toutes les saveurs.

We have been going to this restaurant fairly regularly but have been trying to book a table for…read morefour for several days and getting no reply. Have left voicemails but they have not got back to me. Does anyone know whether they are on holiday or at worst have closed?