From the owner: Le restaurant New Saigon, situé au coeur de la ville de Gap, vous accueillira pour vos repas…read mored'affaire, en famille ou entre amis. Notre équipe dévouée aura le plaisir de vous servir dans un cadre typiquement Asiatique, afin de vous faire découvrir nos spécialités Vietnamienne, Japonaise, Chinoise, Thaïlandaise... Sur place ou à emporter: Notre Buffet à volonté comprend plus de 50 plats parmi lesquels vous pourrez retrouver : Des fruits de mer Des Soupes Des Nems Des Sambos Des Beignets de crevettes, saint-jacques, poulets... Des Raviolis frits et vapeur Différentes sortes de riz Un grand choix de plats comme le canard laqué, le porc caramel, les crevettes à l'ail... Différentes sortes de nouilles Des makis Des sushis Des sashimis Les WOKS: vous pourrez composer votre WOK vous-même et notre chef asiatique se fera un plaisir de le flamber sous vos yeux Un grand choix de desserts avec des glaces, des fruits, des nougats Et bien d'autres plats que vous pourrez manger à VOLONTÉ...

My family and I were in need of some Chinese food so we stumbled across this small, family owned…read morerestaurant. We were amazed by the quality of food made by a single chef -- he's amazing!! Must get the Spicy Sautéed Chicken special (chilis, bell peppers, chicken, and onions)! He claimed it to be his #1 dish, however everything was beyond satisfactory. Highly recommend! 10/10

As US expats our craving for Asian food sometimes overwhelms us. That's when Jade can help with a…read morejolt of spicy Chinese. But the recipes are all very familiar and a little dumbed down. Service is very friendly but not particularly expert: no rice bowls for instance. Overall, meh.

Had a GREAT lunch today at the Jardin D' Asie. Andy B. is right- This place is huge! They have a…read moredining area as you walk in the door to the right and left, a little hall way that opens up to another dining area in the back with a bar on the right. Then there is a beautiful staircase with foliage all the way up where there is another dining area. There are plants and flowers everywhere. While waiting on the food to come, you can try to figure out which is live and which is fake. (hard to do without touching it) This place is pure class. Dark gray tile on the floor. Dark brown wood chairs and tables, rich red paint with big, beautiful pictures on the wall and the wait staff all in black. Very classy. My waitress and everyone I encountered today spoke enough English to explain the menu and everything having to do with the restaurant experience. My starter today was a "Rouleaux de printemps" (5€) Spring roll, served cold with lettuce, carrot, noodles, peanut a hint of cilantro and mine had shrimp wrapped in rice paper. (They also had chicken and beef) It was served with a dipping suace made up of a very light, mild vinegar sauce. It was garnished with lettuce and a cut carrot- for extra fanciness. My entre was "Poulet Jardin d'Asie" (6.50€) which was chicken with peas, green beans, carrots, lettuce, baby corn, onion, peas, bamboo shoots in a yellow coconut curry sauce. It also came with fried or steamed rice. I chose the fried rice which had peas, carrot, egg and tiny chunks of chicken. They don't have low sodium soy sauce in France. Probably because their health care is free. :) So heads up American's: Bring that blood pressure medicine. After lunch, I had a Petite espresso with 1 giant lump of sugar and a super tiny chocolate chip cookie (which was yummy). It's also worth knowing that the bathrooms were private men and woman's bathrooms. Mine was spotless and decorated beautifully. I've included some great pics. Check them out. If you're in the area and craving Chinois- you are in for a treat with this restaurant! Delicious food, friendly wait staff that works incredibly hard to make sure you have a GREAT experience. Loved it!

A nice French spin on Thai Chicken curry. Not as spicy as I like, but flavorful. If this is an…read moreindication of the whole menu, then I might be back on this trip!

It's hard to find hot soup food in France, if you miss Asian food and this is the place you should…read morevisit. The staff is friendly and the food is super good. I love the self service buffet style hotpot.

Small but very pleasant place. Authentic chinese, not Viet-Chinese. Very good food for reasonable…read moreprice and the staff are gentle and kind. Too bad I came for late lunch, so there was not many things available. No break time. The cleanest bathroom in the entire city.

We arrived in Nimes late and stumbled across this place close to where we were staying. So happy we…read moredid. We ordered the spring rolls, fried raviolis with sweet and sour and Saigon rolls. Also had spicy soup, chicken and rice, chicken and beef skewers and noodles with beef and vegetables . All of the food was phenomenal. We enjoyed a bottle of wine with our meal and we're not disappointed. The space was accessible for individuals with mobility issues as well cozy, well decorated and welcoming. Best Chinese food we have ever had.

The price is affordable and the owner is very friendly and nice. We only can read Chinese and…read moreEnglish but the owner used pictures and spoke Chinese to explain everything so easy for us to order our meal. Nice place to eat.

Fairly bizarre setup. We arrived without reservation and were told we could sit down at table,…read morebut not eat for 40 minutes. I guess they were shorthanded in the kitchen. In something like 30 minutes they took our order. The food was DELICIOUS. Fried pork dumplings were fairly delicate and tasty. The green beans were very spicy and wonderful. Salt and pepper shrimp another success. Minced pork Peking style was tender and succulent. Last dish was fantastic: fried rice à la maison. Highly recommend this unlikely treasure. Make a reservation!

Great Chinese food. Fresh and made to order. Their specialty is homemade ravioli (dumplings to…read moreAmericans). Their sizzling beef or shrimp is amazing. I always get mine with une sauce piquante, to add spiciness.

From the owner: L'Asie tous azimuts Situé sur l'artère commerçante de la rue Carnot, le Phuong Nhu est un…read morespécialiste de la cuisine asiatique tous azimuts. La carte est particulièrement belle, tant sur le plan de la présentation que du point de vue du contenu. De Chine, du Vietnam ou de Thailande, les mets préparés vous feront découvrir des saveurs asiatiques incomparables, à l'image de la grande spécialité : "les calamars au saté sautés sur plaque".