Service and ambiance good but the squid and chicken in our dishes were rancid. I wonder how the…read morecook did not smell them. However, the other dishes were good.

So I'm stuck between 2 and 3 stars (2.5), since my math teacher taught me to round up that's what…read moreI'll do I came here during my trip to Nice after finding it on Google as Michelin rated. The restaurant is a lot on the eyes which I like! There's a glass stairs where you can see their pond with fishes, a fish tank, fairy lights . Very cute. More importantly, it smelled old when I walked in and the workers didn't speak much English. My spring rolls appetizer wasn't the best, however my entree was great! I got the shrimp friend rice. The only downside to enjoying my meal was the someone in the chicken coughing and sucking up mucus and spitting. Talk about turn off!! Especially from the kitchen, where germs are being spread around where people eat. For that reason I would never return. That's disgusting and this is supposed to be Michelin rated. Michelin where?!

Some of the best pho I've had in France. Just be careful of the peppers. They really add some spice…read moreand I put in a bit too much!

Everything was excellent! I especially loved the Brochettes- DIY beef spring rolls. The service was…read morevery slow but it was worth the wait!

The menu is very comprehensive. We ended up having the 3 course menu for €55, and it was all very…read moregood. The fish soup served with rouille, sole meunière (tasted exceptionally fresh) with side of vegetarian lasagne (as good as a main), mille fueille, excellent coffee and petit fours. The portions were all very generous and we were offered more soup from the silver terrine. Wine choice great - but pricey. Alongside the food, the view is amazing, service was lovely, pitched just right between sufficiently formal for the establishment but friendly and welcoming, also to our 2 year old, who was greeted like a VIP by all the waiting staff. The kind staff also agreed to rustle her up some pasta with tomato sauce - I had a taste and it was delicious! We went for a birthday lunch and it certainly felt worthy of a special occasion. We booked in advance and the correspondence was very quick and courteous.

My client chose this restaurant for our business lunch; my colleague and I arrived early and we…read moreasked the waiter (may have been Manager, and was apparently the only one that spoke english); in french if he had an English menu we could review. His response was "no, we don't like English people". At first I thought he was kidding and laughed it off, but it became very apparent he was not kidding. He went on to tell us that we should speak French and then he said "he doesn't have time for this" as he had other customers inside. I was beside myself with how rude this man was and honestly he put an absolute negative affect on my feelings about Nice and the French people in general. The French have a bad reputation for being rude and while I've been there several times and 99% of people are perfectly nice, this was the most appalling behavior from any restaurant employee I've ever encountered. Needless to say, we took our business down the street to the most lovely restaurant named Leedy's. They were quite friendly there and we had the most amazing lunch and bottle of wine. So, if you're "English" please avoid this restaurant and take your business elsewhere!

How to find this place without Qype? the restaurant might be…read moreone of the oldest restaurant in Nice. Nothing to be compared with the tourist s traps of the old Nice! The place is awesome: The guy cooks the meal in front of you. If you like challenges, the cook would throw the tofu directly to your mouth! No doubt you would spend a great moment and eat some great japanese specialties

I was on my way to my hotel from the city center early because of a bad head cold. I'm staying very…read morenear the train station where there are a LOT of Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese restaurants. I decided to get a pho or wonton soup to soothe my throat and happened upon this place due to the jazz music coming a club across from Zen. It's kind of a 'Benihana' tepanyaki place if you are from the US. Anyway, they had Udon soup, so I decided to give it a try. Good soup. Noodles were not over cooked, a few shrimp, some 'Krab' strips, and a nice addition of crispy pork strips. Broth was just OK, didn't taste like some of the broths that have been stewing for hours and hours, but then why would it, since this place does not specialize in Udon. So if you are looking for a nice hearty soup because you are not feeling well, or just want something light, for 8 euros, I highly recommend Zen. Service is good and they speak English.