Worst Korean food. Everything except Kimchee taste like Chinese food. They use Chinese rice,…read moretheir sauce is too sweet like hoison sauce. Meat is dry.They are also expensive on top of it too.

From the owner: Direction la Corée Situé en plein centre de Nice sur le boulevard Risso, le restaurant Suwon vous…read moreinvite à découvrir la cuisine coréenne dans un décor contemporain et élégant. A la carte, de nombreuses spécialités traditionnelles comme la grillade coréenne, bibimbap (riz, boeuf et légumes cuits dans une marmite) ou encore les raviolis grillés sont à découvrir.

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.

Quality of sushi is decent, though they can work on the cuts of some fish…read more Workers are not so attentive, they kept forgetting things we asked for. Language barrier is not much of a problem as we spoke French and english but they still had difficulties with some things. Felt like the entire staff was new.

Great japanese food for not so high prices…read more You will spent a nice diner, for the lunch you have some menu that are interesting. Everything was good, exept some desert but everybody knows that japanese deserts can't be as french one... :p Good sushis.

This is a very basic Japanese place like really. The place is kinda dusty, they don't wipe their…read moreshelves often. Their is nothing extraordinaire about this place and I thought the prices were a little on the pricey side. We ordered the star roll, an order of California salmon, et 3 orders of sushi salmon. They dont give any sides like salade or soup, and to order it is more expensive than getting a order of sushi. Again the food wasn't bad but nothing amazing.

always searching for a sushi spot anywhere we travel and landed on this place. I ordered hot salmon…read moreroll and Mexicano roll. Both were good. Not necessarily spicy. Hot salmon was more hot and spicy. The rolls weren't anything necessarily different--nothing stood out about them, but they were good and service was rather quick.

This is a really tiny restaurant, 12 seats max including the tall counter so reservations made via…read morephone or by stopping by the day before are a must. Ordering take out is a good alternative. The young couple running the place are really friendly, welcoming and patient and will go the extra mile to explain the menu and how they cook the different dishes. We can feel how passionate they are about the food they cook. If sushi is not your thing we were really impressed by the flavors of the Pho and the mi-cha (sautéed noodles) was also outstanding and not greasy at all. In a nutshell, great tasting with high quality ingredients Japanese food in a low key setting but advanced planning is required or be ready to order take out.

everything was amazing. The sushi is so fresh and it was the…read morebest sushi we have ever had.pises the owner was so friendly and accommodating, he is such an amazing chef and takes great pride in his craft. he spent our entire time at his restaurant, explaining how to save her, his masterpiece and the proper way to mix the flavors with the ginger, soy sauce, and his homemade sauce as well. The wasabi is delicious.

Surprisingly good ramen in Nice! Wasn't expecting to find such a tasty place, but we did. The…read moreprice is really worth it for lunch as we got a big bowl of ramen + gyoza or fried chicken. We each got the special so we were able to order fried chicken for one, and gyoza for the other. The broth was rich and full of flavor. The noodles seemed to be homemade, but not sure! The friend chicken was dark meat which i appreciated. You could see the kitchen from where you are seated, which is a good and bad thing. Good because you can see your meal being cooked, but bad because the airflow was horrible in here and extremely hot (we were SWEATING!). The owners were the ones cooking and were of Japanese descent. When we left, they extended a Japanese goodbye/greeting we have heard in other restaurants but can't remember what it means! The wait staff were French and extremely friendly and were able to communicate in French Or English. They allowed me to try out my French and answered my questions so that i could communicate even better. All in all a great spot with tasty food. If they had A/C then i would have given it a 5 star.

This is quite possibly the best bowl of ramen I've had. I got the shoyu, which was so flavorful…read more The meat was tender and the noodles were quite firm. The egg was well marinated and also had a good level of jamminess. Service was super quick, and the owners were very kind.

Best Ramen we had in Nice! Fast, tasty and comfortable enviornment with a pleasant staff…read more Definitely worth a visit when in Nice.

When in Nice France come visit this place. I was very hesitant because you don't come to France…read moreand eat ramen lol. Then I remember visiting my native country Vietnam and are the best bbq I ever had. Me and my wife found this place on Yelp. First try their appetizer, the chicken Gyoza. It's delicious. I don't remember ever eating a chicken dumpling, only pork but this chicken gyoza is delicious. The chicken is marinated really well and the outside shell isn't too fried. (I didn't take a picture because I chowed it down so fast). We also ordered the fried prawns but it's nothing to rave about. Pretty average. The ramen was very good. My wife and I shared a duck (which is rare) Kara ramen, or spicy duck ramen. I'm not a ramen expert but it's delicious. Not too many ramen places offers duck or beef as an option. I would rate this place as 1a to my other favorite ramen place, Umaido in Atlanta and Totto ramen in NY. It's amazing trying new things in new places and I'm glad my wife and I decided to try this place. Hope you listen to me and go. Try to go as soon as they open cause it gets crowded fast!

One of the best meals we had in France. I know it is not French - but it is better because you get…read morethe the best of French and Japanese. We were able to use google translate to read the menu..it is izakaya style - sort of like tapas where you can try the dishes over a glass of wine. Annalise was very helpful with recommendations. We really enjoyed all the dishes where the ones that stood out were the eggplant, the mackerel sushi, and gyoza. Highly recommended and reservation is a must on weekend.

I love this restaurant. It's like in family kitchen. Although I am a Chinese, the Japanese food is…read morereally tasty and delicious! Don't afraid you can not speak French or Japanese, the employee can speak English! Tofu is really great, you should try some! 他家有大阪烧 日式炸鸡 还有波子汽水！ 太优秀了！