Le Lotus D'Or - Menu

We found this place by chance, were craving a healthy dinner and loved it. Good value and scrumptiously good

the food was over priced and the atmosphere not very original, but to be fair very few oriental restaurants here

Small Oriental Restaurant. Could get a little cramped when full. Good food at reasonable prices. Well patronised (a good sign !) on Saturday night. No credit cards. View menu

We went for the first time a few weeks back and were not disappointed. The food was freshly prepared to order and was good, very tasty and generous portions. Would go again for sure.

I wish i could say more. The main course was enjoyable but the starter was presented with salad that i would have thrown away. Going brown on the edges and seen better days it does nothing for my appetite.

Happy to find some vietnamese food in this little city. Noodles are ok, the nam was pretty decent (with fresh lettuce and mint), and the duck curry was delicious. I suspect their other duck dishes will be good too! Nice find :) View menu

A small if what strange restaurant where the chef/owner produces average vietnamese meals, while serving and cooking at the same time .Would be a good budget place for lunch but what is disturbing is the place is so cold,the service is so very slow and all the while you must listen to bizarre jazz music.Would be difficult to repeat the experience unfortunately.

A hidden gem of a French Vietnamese restaurant off the ‘tourist track’ in the centre of the new part of Carcassonne. If you are jaded from the French cuisine offered to tourists then a visit to this restaurant is a ‘must do’. Owned by Philippe and his Vietnamese wife Anne, the food is superb and rates as one of the best restaurants that we have eaten in during our 2 months in France, Spain and Portugal. Philippe has a pretty good command of English and is a very convivial humour. In summary: quality superb and the prices very reasonable.

We happened across this wonderful family-run restaurant on a Sunday evening when so much else was closed. In between the Place Carnot and Place Gambetta, it looked inviting yet unassuming from the sidewalk, a quick look at the menu confirmed it was in our price range (8€-12€ per entree) so we popped in. The very friendly couple who owned the place were very pleased to serve us at 9:30 on a Sunday night. We chatted for a bit ( the owner speaks just a little English, but they had an English menu, and everything was quite clear and easy. We ordered the Saffron Shrimp, and Pork and veggies over noodles. I tried the Polish Bison Grass Vodka, it was Deeeelicious. When our meals.arrived, it was app... View menu