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France Food Guide: 4 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Robion
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Robion, France including La Perle d’Asie Restaurant, Sushi Sakura, Le Gazebo, Mu
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1. La Perle dâAsie Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By dliederman
Family run restaurant that never fails to deliver. I have been eating here for years and the food is always fresh and good. The prices are incredibly low for the value you receive.
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2. Sushi Sakura
Overall Ratings
3 based on 93 reviews
Fraichement préparé La volonté de Sushi Sakura est de veiller à la fraicheur des produits en offrant une palette de goûts et de nouveautés sans égal ; tout en respectant l'authenticité créative.
Reviewed By LocLorian
We were so happy when Shushi Sakura opened. The Sushi was excellent and the rice just as it should be and it was close to us. Our favorite Sushi is Shashimi with rice. We are regular weekly customers and when we first ordered two servings the salmon pieces were really perfect. Next time we ordered three servings to really feel we had enough. This time the salmon had shrunk, the pieces were tiny and thin and the portion waas no bigger than for two. Next time, to be sure that we had enough we ordered 4 portions. This time my husband commented on our previous order. The person in charge told us that if the pieces are small he puts in extras. At home opening our containers we could only see that the portion for 4 was close the size for two had been and there were no extra pieces, 3/4 were small thin slices It's really sad if because of bad customer sevice we have to give up our newly found shushi place. Sushi is expensive here on the country side and we really want to have what we are paying for and we deffinately do not want to be lied to.
3. Le Gazebo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 231 reviews
Beach-Restaurant with a cool and zen attitude around a nice pool with gazebos and sunbeds, perfect for relaxing after a good meal, tapas, french cuisine, asian specialties, a good mix of international food for all tastes, along with a selection of local f
Reviewed By Nick C
Nestling on the side of the Luberon hills the Gazebo is a surprising and somewhat eccentric place - not exactly typical of Provence - with the sort of oriental (Bali?) decor that wouldn't necessarily suggest confidence in the cuisine. However we really enjoyed dining there twice during our stay in the region. The welcome was very friendly, and at least two of the staff spoke excellent English. The food is an eclectic mixture of styles from across the globe: we shared the Mixed Tapas as a starter (25â¬, but it would have fed four!) which was a huge plateful containing tuna tataki, chicken satay, a Japanese-style roll, tomato bruschetta, Chinese spring rolls, vegetable samosas, fish balls, onion rings, fried cheese, chips and assorted dips and sauces etc. After that we each struggled through a generous main course of Vitello Tonnato but then - full - had to watch others eating very tempting-looking ice-cream sundae-style sweets. The local viognier wine (19â¬) was splendid with all these flavours. The restaurant is not for the classical or fussy eater, nor for the faint-hearted, but we loved it and hope it's well-established by next summer when we return to the area.Thank you very much for your nice comment!!We will be open for sure next year and hope to welcome you again.All the best,
4. Mu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Solaire7
Ambiance zen dans une déco toute en finesse .Nous avons découvert la nouvelle carte, une merveille de saveurs travaillées avec des produits d'une grande fraîcheur. Les rolls thon/avocat soufflés au comté, une tuerie! Quant au tartare japonais et le pad thaï, vos papilles se délectent.Une équipe attentive à vos goûts et qui sait vous recevoir, à découvrir absolument
