Panda - Menu

We have tried other asian food, and Panda chine made the best ones. Everything was cooked really well and matched our tastebuds. Especially the paikut! Recommended ????????????????????????

If you like to cook your own cooking, you can go to the panda because that of the sichuan gets closer (in a lot more spicy sometimes!! the orders go on a tablet because the boss doesn't master French perfectly (but she's doing a lot of effort in the end it's good, cheap and very friendly.

Authentic food, nems and dumplings were very good. Very unusual main beef with chilli and a nice fish in oyster sauce. Very small inside and mostly Chinese diners except for us.Fairly pricey but the food was cooked fresh and the experience was unusual with a bit of theatre to the presentation of the dishes.Would recommend for a different experience in Nice. View menu

Not easy to find but a great experience !We were looking for a quick and easy dinner . We saw the Chinese lanterns in the distance and then saw quite a few people enjoying their meals in this tiny restaurant .The staff spoke 3 languages and were very friendly.It is a dog friendly restaurant, meaning your dog can sit quietly under the table.We loved our dishes and would return.

This was an interesting and fun find. The food is fresh, well prepared then cheerfully served up. Szechuan based. It tastes authentic, the owners are definitely charming & authentic! A good menu that is not a huge long list which I detest rather a good offering of interesting dishes. If you want a genuine taste of real Chinese food in France you will not be disappointed. They do frogs legs - it is a Chinese dish too!

I'm not usually a great fan of Chinese food but I was drawn to the menu by a tofu dish. After enquiring about the other ingredients we realised that it was vegan and went in. Service was friendly and our dog was made welcome and given a bowl of water. The food was delicious and when I struggled with the chopsticks I was discreetly given a knife and fork. This is a restaurant that is not on the main Old Towk thoroughfares, but well worth visiting. View menu

This is centrally located in the old part of Nice. We went early at around 6pm. The food was very good value for Nice. Menus had good, clear pictures. The food was authentic as I've had a lot of chinese food before. The interior inside is standard. Service fairly good. The portions were a good size for the money. Lots of Szechuan style dishes too. I had the set meal of the day, my partner had the frog legs with spring onions and chilli. Rice was ordered as a side at only 1 euro.We were also given complimentary crackers.

discovered on tripadvisor we were allowed to try by this little restaurant in an old nice alley. We were surprised to see that several tables were occupied by Asians. So we could deduce that the kitchen wasn't too bad. the person who welcomed us to show us a lot of kindness and patience. It must be said that it makes real efforts to speak French as best possible. We chose the dishes on an electronic tablet. when the waitress took over the waitress informed us that the main dish should not be ordered in double, only one would be sufficient for two. It deserves to be pointed out and some seaside restaurants would be good to come and do an internship! the kitchen was excellent and indeed a dish...

I'm surprised this restaurant dared to open in Nice. It's simply too authentic for most of the locals. Luckily the steady flow of Chinese visitors keeps it open. Which is fortunate for those that like authentic Chinese dining experience. The menu is well illustrated and I found the descriptions to be sufficient in French and English. Lots of interesting options and many from the Sichuan region of China. Expect spicy and fragrant and filled with tidbits that are hard to identify. Yet, all dishes that I ordered for lunch were top notch, especially the spicy fish fiery and gingery hotpot. Food takes a while to be delivered, but one could tell it was prepared on demand from scratch. The server o... View menu