DRAGON VERT
Read moreIt has been full for years and enjoys an excellent reputation with the locals, such as the adjoining sign, King Dragon, which belongs to the same owner. Since its renovation, the setting, less Chinese than European, plays on a monochrome of natural tones (taupe, grey, chocolate). The menu remains mostly Asian, and the plates are as copious as the bill is light. To observe the incessant ballet of the main street, choose a table in the glass verandah on the first floor.
KING DRAGON
Read moreAlongside the Dragon Vert, which belongs to the same owner, this is the other Chinese restaurant in the area, with a more classic, typical and darker setting, with walls covered in glazed wood panels. We stroll and wander through the usual mile-long menu of Asian dishes and their varied sauces and seasonings. Overall, it's tasty and served in generous portions. The seafood specialties are particularly popular, so don't hesitate to try the steamed crab and the 5 Merveilles prawns.