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France Food Guide: 4 Chinese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Coquelles
Reviews on Chinese food in Coquelles, France including Au Pavillon des Delices, Monsieur Wok, Le Dragon, Chinatown
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1. Au Pavillon des Delices
Overall Ratings
3 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By robertrC5154UL
We visit Chinese buffets on a regular basis, so we are very familiar with how they work.On first entering the restaurant it gives a good impression, clean and smart, well set out and friendly helpful staff.Prices of the food and drink reasonable.Unfortunately the let down is the food. Only one soup available. The starters are cheap offerings, samosas, spring rolls etc, no ribs, chicken wings, duck etc.The mains are OK but bland and of limited variety: and the thing I mention over and over again - the food was barely warm.It served a purpose, but would not rush to return. I'm sure there are better Chinese buffets in the area.
2. Monsieur Wok
Overall Ratings
3 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By DavidLondon2008
Ate here with a French friend one Sunday evening.There's a huge buffet, beautifully presented and everything very fresh. All self-service of course. Massive choice, even Sushi - plus a range of meats and fish which you can have grilled.Great value - we paid about 19 euros each.Will definitely return, soon!
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3. Le Dragon
Overall Ratings
2 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By stattotim
Visited with kids and Chinese in laws. Pretty basic Chinese restaurant, not that authentic. Good enough for a quick meal before taking the Channel Tunnel but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here. Has Chinese beer and meal deal for 9 euro - which is cheap.
4. Chinatown
Overall Ratings
3 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By 450bryanw
We have been meaning to try this on our last few visits to France, and stopped off here for a meal on the way back to the Ferry on a Friday evening, just before 7pm (which we think is when they open). We were welcomed and seated, and offered drinks and then free to explore the buffet offering Sushi, starters, Chinese dishes and raw meats and veg to take to the Wok bar to be cooked for you, and finally a good selections of fruits and ice creams and some other dessert options. Staff were a lot less attentive than we have experienced in UK Chinese buffets, we initially thought this was due to the language barrier, but when the place started to fill up with locals we observed this was just their style. Nice food at a reasonable price, we will be back.
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